Crinoline Fabric for Petticoats, Underskirts & Draping

Create beautifully structured, voluminous designs with our 150cm-wide crinoline fabric. Lightweight yet supportive, it is ideal for adding shape and fullness without excessive weight.

Perfect for making petticoats and underskirts, this crinoline helps support large, full skirts and dramatic silhouettes. It can also be used to create draping bases for bridal, fashion, costume and event-display projects.

Width: 150cm
Popular uses: Petticoats, underskirts, full skirts, bridalwear, costumes and draping bases

The crinoline will be folded for shipping. Creases caused by folding can be carefully ironed out after delivery. Use a low heat setting, protect the fabric with a pressing cloth and test a small area first.

The raw edges of crinoline typically fray. Cutting with a hot knife or suitable heat-cutting scissors is recommended to cut and seal the edges simultaneously. Additional binding is also recommended for a secure, neat and comfortable finish.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is crinoline fabric used for?
Crinoline is used to add volume, support and structure to garments and decorative projects. It is particularly suitable for petticoats, underskirts, full skirts, bridalwear, costumes and draping bases.

Is this crinoline suitable for petticoats and underskirts?
Yes. It is designed to support and give structure to large skirts, helping to create fuller and more dramatic silhouettes.

How wide is the crinoline?
The fabric measures 150cm wide, providing a generous width for petticoats, underskirts and large-scale draping projects.

Can it be used for draping bases?
Yes. The supportive construction makes it suitable for creating draping bases for fashion displays, bridal work, costumes, decorations and event styling.

How will the crinoline be packaged for shipping?
The crinoline is folded to make it suitable for shipping. This may create temporary creases, which can be carefully pressed out after delivery.

Can crinoline be ironed?
Yes, but it should be ironed carefully using a low heat setting and a protective pressing cloth. Always test a small, inconspicuous area first and avoid excessive heat.

Does crinoline fray when cut?
Yes. The raw edges typically fray, so we recommend sealing or binding them for a secure and neat finish.

What is the best way to cut crinoline?
A hot knife or suitable heat-cutting scissors can cut and seal the raw edge simultaneously. If using ordinary scissors, additional binding is recommended to help prevent fraying.

Should the edges be bound?
Binding is recommended, particularly for garment applications. It creates a neater finish, reduces fraying and helps prevent rough edges from coming into contact with the wearer.