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Lining for Bags Shiny Emerald

€4.90

Availability: 34

Lining for bags made of 100% cotton, measuring 90x70 cm and weighing approximately 150 grams. Features a shiny effect with a marbled design on one side and a matte and smooth effect on the other. Ideal for protecting the contents of a bag, especially if made with crochet. Also perfect for lining and personalizing an accessory or a piece of furniture. Made...

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Tessiland® Tulle fabric - Army green

€6.90

Availability: 170

100% Nylon fabric. Size: 100 x 70 cm. Weight: 18 grams per square meter. Washing and maintenance instructions on the package. We suggest you not to iron it or you can do it just with a jet of vapor.

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Tessiland® Tulle fabric - Geko

€6.90

Availability: 97

100% Nylon fabric. Size: 100 x 70 cm. Weight: 18 grams per square meter. Washing and maintenance instructions on the package. We suggest you not to iron it or you can do it just with a jet of vapor.

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Tessiland® Tulle fabric - Green

€6.90

Availability: 168

100% Nylon fabric. Size: 100 x 70 cm. Weight: 18 grams per square meter. Washing and maintenance instructions on the package. We suggest you not to iron it or you can do it just with a jet of vapor.

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Tessiland® Tulle fabric - Lime

€6.90

Availability: 178

100% Nylon fabric. Size: 100 x 70 cm. Weight: 18 grams per square meter. Washing and maintenance instructions on the package. We suggest you not to iron it or you can do it just with a jet of vapor.

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Tessiland® Tulle fabric - Turquoise

€6.90

Availability: 46

100% Nylon fabric. Size: 100 x 70 cm. Weight: 18 grams per square meter. Washing and maintenance instructions on the package. We suggest you not to iron it or you can do it just with a jet of vapor.

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Tessuto Tessiland® Ravece

€5.90

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For Every Project, the Right Lining

Are you looking for a supplier for crochet bag linings? Choose the experts in the field! Choose Tessiland!

Crochet Bag Linings

Tessiland has set up and continues to expand the fabric section dedicated to bag linings. How many times have you put so much effort into making a bag, only to find that the lining falls apart? It's true that we women tend to fill our bags to the brim, which is why specially designed materials are needed, available here in many colors and qualities.

Among the haberdashery items, fabrics are essential, and Tessiland also has a wide range of 100% cotton fabric, cotton blend fabric, polyester fabric, and technical fabric for special projects like bag linings. Specifically for bags, there is a wide selection of fabric scraps already prepared in convenient packages for colorful or solid-colored linings. There is also a special category known as ottoman linings made of Ottoman cotton, characterized by a tightly ribbed horizontal structure. Ideal for providing great durability to knitted bag linings.

Lining a bag is one of the most important and often considered boring tasks when preparing a crochet bag. However, if we want a truly complete creation, it's crucial to make the bag not only look good on the outside but also on the inside. Of course, there are ways to avoid lining bags, like the latest ottoman bags, pre-packaged linings designed to fit inside a bag to complete it in every aspect without major hassles. Lately, this section has also been enriched with ottoman pouches to complete the entire set.

The Latest Innovations

In addition to lining bags, another common request is to stiffen bags, which is also a crucial aspect of making crochet bags. Why are we talking about this here? Because there is now a pre-formed shell that can replace not only the lining but also the bag stiffener. Thanks to its special construction with a material impregnated with very fine web glue, it allows you to stick the fabric of your choice onto the shell when heated, providing lining without sewing!

What Is the Lining For?

It may seem like a trivial question, but it's not! Many things in the creative world are often taken for granted, but beginners in the world of creative sewing or crochet bags often realize that not everything is obvious. Linings can be used for more than just these purposes!

Pillow Linings

Imagine wanting to redecorate your living room and wanting to do it with your own hands! Why not make the pillows in the size and texture you like that best suits your style? For example, do we have pillow linings or more precisely 50x50 pillow linings? Absolutely! Just choose the fabric color you like and adapt it to the size you want to make! Simple, easy, and fast! All you need is some stuffing, and you're good to go!

What Other Uses Are Linings Used For?

Jacket linings: Even with fabric scraps, you can make a lining for a cardigan or a crochet jacket, creating support that will protect the creation over time and make it very practical;
Car linings: We've seen these too! Rather than talking about actual car linings, we would talk about fabric car coverings, and your husband will have a soft covering, perhaps with a little padding that will make driving even more comfortable;
Chair linings: Whether round or square, what could be more comfortable than handmade chair cushions that you can stuff as you like and make with the fabric of your choice, or even better, with patchwork?
Clothing linings: You may work with very delicate yarns or with a lot of fuzz that may require a reinforcing lining or simply one that makes wearing certain fibers more comfortable. Linings can be an excellent solution.

Bag Linings

It's necessary to delve into the topic of crochet bag linings because this step, not always loved by crochet enthusiasts, is essential for making a truly top-notch bag. However, not all fabrics are suitable! Often, we see beautiful bags lined with recycled fabrics, fabric for bag linings derived from clothing or shirts, chiffon fabrics that are visually pleasing but inevitably tend to tear and ruin over time, making the bag unusable unless you painstakingly unpick and replace the lining. When choosing an internal bag lining, it's essential to know that it's a truly fundamental step. Bag linings must have a suitable texture to withstand thousands of daily stresses and must not tear (remember that we put everything in our bags, from car keys to scissors in many cases!). That's why Tessiland has developed super-resistant linings like Ottoman Cotton Linings, which, thanks to their special warp-weft construction, have a resistance specifically designed for bags.

What Other Types of Linings or Bag Interiors for Crochet Are There?

There are still many solutions. There is adhesive bag lining available in both double-sided adhesive and single-sided adhesive formats, which also functions as a bag stiffener and is available in various colors, allowing it to be left visible. Double-sided adhesive types are usually relined by gluing the fabric on the visible side. These latter linings are part of what is called rigid bag linings.

Naturally, you can work on linings by, for example, creating a bag lining with a zipper by simply attaching a zipper in the color and size you prefer, making your creation even more complete.

In conclusion, in addition to do-it-yourself bag fabrics and various types of bag linings, Tessiland also offers pre-formed shells to cater to everyone! From today, crochet bag interiors are truly accessible to every creative person, regardless of their level of experience, with Tessiland products!

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The Final Touch: Lining Your Crochet Bag

You've reached the final step of your crochet project: lining the bag. This step, although it may seem complex, is crucial to give your creation a professional look and increased durability. Let's start by choosing a quality fabric that can withstand daily wear and tear without losing its beauty. A fabric with a matching color to your bag will not only enhance its appearance but also increase its functionality.

Key Steps for a Perfect Lining

The process begins with precise measurement of your bag. Use chalk to mark the dimensions on the fabric, leaving enough space for seam allowances. Once the fabric is cut, pin it to the inside of the bag, making sure the lining adheres well. For greater precision and strength, we recommend machine sewing, especially if you plan to add elements like zippers or snap buttons.

Decorations and Finishing

It's not just about functionality; aesthetics matter too. Adding details like a colorful zipper or an elegant snap button can transform your bag into a unique piece. These small details not only add style but also enhance the practicality of your accessory.