Piazza Pizzo Sangallo Batista - Punta Embroidery - White - Height 5 cm - Price per meter

Trimmings in Batista Sangallo Lace, with Delicate embroidery and squint, Total height 5 cm. High central embroidery 2.5 cm. Sold by the meter (1 quantity = 1 meter). By purchasing more quantities, the cut will be delivered whole. Composition 100% cotton - Made in Italy.

Detailed description

This sangallo lace in the batista of cotton is characterized by a fine, light and very elegant processing. Embroidery from 2.5 cm It is defined and harmonious, while the scalloped tip creates a perfect refined edge for quality tailored finishes.

The Batista, being a thinner and more compact fabric than the traditional sangallo offers:

• superior softness

• slight fall

• Sharp and precise embroidery

• Excellent yield on baby clothes and delicate fabrics

It is ideal for those looking for a lace Clean, bright and high quality Made in Italy.

Technical features

• Type: Batista Sangallo Lace

• Reason: Embroidery + scalloped toe

• Color: white

• Total height: 5 cm

• Embroidery height: 2.5 cm

• Composition: 100% cotton

• Origin: Made in Italy

• Sale: Metro price

• Cut: Continuous for multiple quantities

Recommended uses

Perfect to finish and decorate:

• Birth ribbon

• Lenzuolino

• Baby kit

• Cover

• Pillow

• Curtain

• Clothing: blouses, sleeves, packs, light dresses

Practical tips to get sewing it to the fullest

Preparation

• Stretch the lace a low temperature To stretch the embroidery.

• If the fabric is very light (batista, muslin, voile), fix the lace with one row To avoid movements.

Recommended seam

• Needle: 70/80 For fine cotton.

• Straight point: 2-2.5 mm To not weight the edge.

• USA thin white For an invisible effect.

Application on edges

• Place the scalloped tip towards the outer of the garment.

• Finish the internal margin with:

  • narrow zigzag, or

  • tagliacuci For a professional result.

On very thin fabrics

• Add one Water-soluble stabilizer To avoid curls.

Care

• Wash 30th delicate.

• Iron upward to protect embroidery.