Uncoated Starched Felt

$2.25

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Also known as Scrim Felt, the Uncoated Starched Felt is designed for use with chenille fabric. Made from blended Rayon/Wool (80%/20%), this bleed-free material is applied as felt lining for chenille athletic letters or mascots. Easy to cut and handle. Available in 2 colors — Antique Gold or Purple. Product is 42″ wide and sold by the yard in rolls up to 50+ yards. NOTE: “Uncoated” means this material does not have an adhesive backing and must be sewn onto garments.

PRICE PER YARD
1–4	5–24	25–49	50+
$2.25	$1.75	$1.50	$1.25

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Antique Gold

Uncoated Starched Felt

$2.25

PRICE PER YARD
1–4	5–24	25–49	50+
$2.25	$1.75	$1.50	$1.25

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SKU: STARCHED-FELT Category: Fabric Tags: Scrim Felt, Starched Felt

Description

Product Details

When decorating letterman varsity jackets with chenille, it's important to use a felt lining (or backing). Heavier and stiffer than Acrylic Felt or wool felt, the Uncoated Starched Felt is designed to handle the high needle count of chenille applications. Sold by the yard in rolls up to 50+ yards. Why buy from JOANN, Hobby Lobby, Michaels® or other middlemen online when you can purchase direct from the manufacturer? Twill USA has dozens of Heat Transfer Materials in hundreds of colors, warehouses in Nevada and Indiana for fast delivery, plus $10.00 flat-rate shipping on all orders. Contact our USA-based Customer Service Team at (866) 806-9120 or email Sales@TwillUSA.com with any questions or concerns.

IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT CORES & QUANTITIES

Orders for fewer than eleven (11) yards of a single color will not be rolled onto a Core. If your preference is to have the material rolled onto a Core, please increase the quantity to more than 11 yards per color OR contact our USA-based Customer Service Team for assistance. Read our Shipping Policy and Terms & Conditions for additional information.

Color Thumbnails

Uncoated Starched Felt is available in 2 colors -- Antique Gold or Purple.

Antique Gold

Purple

Cut Settings

Uncoated Starched Felt can be cut using any laser cutter, plotter cutter, or desktop (craft) cutter like Silhouette Cameo and Cricut. The following settings are recommended for the Silhouette Cameo 3:

Deep Cut Blade (or 60° blade) set on "6"
Force = 33
Speed = 2
2 Passes

NOTE: We recommend that you do a ‘test cut’ when using this material for the first time.

With production facilities in Indiana and Nevada, Twill USA makes Heat Transfer Vinyl ("HTV") and Tackle Twill fabrics for the sports apparel industry. Your business is very important to us. Please email any questions or concerns to Sales@TwillUSA.com with your information attached or call (866) 806-9120 for immediate assistance. Hours of operation are 8:00 AM--5:30 PM ET. Our USA-based Customer Service Team will help you to set up an account. A business application and resale certificate may be required for business accounts. All orders must be paid by credit card unless NET 30 Terms have been approved (see Payment Methods). We cannot be held responsible for errors on phone orders. To ensure accuracy, we recommend written purchase orders ("POs") or written confirmation whenever possible.

Starched Felt FAQs

What Is Uncoated Starched Felt?

Uncoated Starched Felt, also known as Scrim Felt, is a fabric typically applied as a lining or background material for chenille letters. NOTE: "Uncoated" means the material does not have an adhesive backing and must be sewn onto the garment.

Can I Layer Uncoated Starched Felt?

Uncoated Starched Felt is not recommended for layering with other materials. It is designed for use as felt lining for chenille varsity letters and must be sewn onto the garment.

Is Uncoated Starched Felt 100% PVC-Free?

Yes. Uncoated Starched Felt is 100% free of PVCs.

Can I Cut Uncoated Starched Felt On A Tabletop Plotter?

Uncoated Starched Felt can be cut using any laser cutter, plotter cutter, or desktop (craft) cutter like Silhouette Cameo and Cricut. Recommended settings for the Silhouette Cameo 3 are listed in the "Cut Settings" section above. NOTE: Perfect for laser-cutting as the material doesn't burn as much as Acrylic Felt.

What Blade Should I Use To Cut Uncoated Starched Felt?

A 60° blade works best for cutting Uncoated Starched Felt. On some machines it’s called the “thick” blade. Machines vary, but 150 grams of downforce is usually sufficient to get a clean cut.

How Is Uncoated Starched Felt Different Than Acrylic Felt?

Acrylic Felt is a dense fabric that is used as an applique material for finishing garments, whereas Starched Felt is used as a lining or background material, especially with chenille. Additionally, Acrylic Felt is available with an adhesive backing that can be heat-applied onto garments, whereas Uncoated Starched Felt must be sewn onto garments.

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