Art Gallery Pure Solids
How much do the Art Gallery solids fray compared to Kona or Moda Bella solids?
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I have never had any issues with AGF solids or any of their fabrics, beautiful fabrics to work with.
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Much less fraying than Kona or Bella. I rarely have to cut any threads off of Art Gallery fabrics after pre-washing. I think they must have a higher thread count and finer threads, judging by the unique feel of the fabric.
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Originally Posted by joe'smom
(Post 8595531)
Much less fraying than Kona or Bella. I rarely have to cut any threads off of Art Gallery fabrics after pre-washing. I think they must have a higher thread count and finer threads, judging by the unique feel of the fabric.
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A few years ago, after being thoroughly disgusted with the Kona, I did a completely non-scientific study of fraying in several brands of solids.
Kona came in dead last - I wouldn't use it unless I had no other choice. Art Gallery was absolutely the best. Frayed the least and feels soooo good. It's very smooth and almost feels crisp. I highly recommend it. |
Originally Posted by peaceandjoy
(Post 8595679)
A few years ago, after being thoroughly disgusted with the Kona, I did a completely non-scientific study of fraying in several brands of solids.
Kona came in dead last - I wouldn't use it unless I had no other choice. Art Gallery was absolutely the best. Frayed the least and feels soooo good. It's very smooth and almost feels crisp. I highly recommend it. |
Art Gallery fabrics are fantastic. I love using them, both prints and solids.
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Me too! They have such a fine hand. One of my ongoing projects is collecting a yard of each colour for my solids shelf...
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For future reference, I've just washed several pieces of Century Solids, and didn't have a single frayed thread to snip off, whereas the regular prints in with the solid had tangled fraying in the usual way. I think this is the first time I've used the Century Solids (I think these are from Andover, made to go with their reproduction fabrics).
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Originally Posted by joe'smom
(Post 8596004)
For future reference, I've just washed several pieces of Century Solids, and didn't have a single frayed thread to snip off, whereas the regular prints in with the solid had tangled fraying in the usual way. I think this is the first time I've used the Century Solids (I think these are from Andover, made to go with their reproduction fabrics).
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