AK TRADING CO. Muslin Fabric/Textile Unbleached - Draping Fabric - Natural 10 Yards Medium Weight - 100% Cotton (63in. Wide), Natural Unbleached

I had low expectations when I bought this. My husband just bought me a longarm so I need fabric to practice on. I was surprised by the heft of this fabric; it’s closer to a duck cloth than a draping muslin which is perfect for my use. I haven’t laundered it so maybe it would drape better once laundered but I like it just as is. I intend to buy another bolt.

Exactly as expected. Good quality. This is now my go-to for muslin.I'm making bags and zippered pouches by the dozen, over and over (and over) again and use the muslin for lining and QAYG base. I need something that is consistently of good quality, easy to dye, affordable and accessible. This muslin fits the bill.It does arrive folded, not on a bolt. Clear a space, grab some cardboard and masking tape, and you can wrap your own bolt.

Bought muslin to line a crocheted bag. I didn't wash the muslin first and just used it for the project. Sews well and fairly thick. It's beige color and very neutral. Does not smell. Does not come with the cardboard in the center (as in the photo) but folded up. It was easy to cut my patter as the cloth was very stiff and smooth.

I am so impressed with this fabric! Typically when I purchase muslin at my local craft store, it’s thin and quite lightweight. This is quite a bit thicker, the weave is tighter and I’m absolutely astounded by the quality! I purchased this to make garment bags to keep dust off of seasonal clothing. I am delighted with his purchase and will absolutely be back for more when I run out.

I’m slightly disappointed that this didn’t come on a bolt, like some muslin I’ve seen while packing at Amazon.It’s folded multiple times, and not in a way you see it roll off a bolt at a fabric store cutting table. It’s kind of hard to unfold a ten-yard amount on my not-so-big cutting/pattern table in my small apartment, to cut out two to three yards, then struggle to get the remainder to be folded neatly enough to fit into my fabric drawer. I was considering on buying only the amount I needed for each project, but it seems it costs less buying the bulk, plus I needed this material to practice out garments before the final project, so it’ll be used a lot.The quality of the fabric, I have no complaints about though. It was a medium-weight thickness, easy to sew with, and does the job I intended it for.Something I didn’t know, this fabric is hard to iron out wrinkles after preshrinking in the wash. I even took it out before it was completely dry to steam iron.I’ve never tried it before, but I heard you can preshrink wrinkle-prone fabrics like this type and linen using a steamer instead of washing and drying? I think I’ll try that next time. See if that makes things easier.

So I used this as make shift curtains for my new home. It does it's job well as a make shift curtain (double layers). Does not smell, color is exactly like in the picture, kinda stiff (i never washed it).

The muslin arrives stiff. After washing, drying, and ironing it has good, full body drape. I used regular detergent to remove sizing and finishes. I posted before and after pics.

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