4mm Piping Cord Preshrunk Cotton
£ 0.50 / metre
No 12 piping cord, 5mm, in pre-shrunk cotton for upholstery and cushions. Will not shrink on washing. Use with fabric or bias binding to create your own piping.
102.00 m in stock (backorders allowed)
102 in stock
4mm Piping Cord Preshrunk Cotton
4mm piping cord preshrunk cotton. No 8 piping cord suitable for all types of upholstery and furnishing projects. A piped edging made using this pre-shrunk cotton piping cord adds a pleasing contrast or matching trim. Piping defines the shape of upholstery, and can add a hear-wearing edge to a box cushion. Use this 4mm no 8 piping cord preshrunk cotton to make covered piping for furnishing projects like:-  Box cushions
- Trimming upholstery
- Window seats
- Camper van cushions
- Scatter cushions
How to make covered piping using 4mm cord
Use this piping cord to make covered piping with the fabric of your choice. The fabric can be the same as your project to add a subtle finish, or alternatively use something quite different for a bold contrast! To make your own covered piping, cut lengths of your chosen fabric into strips on the diagonal. It seems like you're using a lot of fabric, but it's important because it allows the fabric to stretch on any curves. Use a zipper foot to stitch your piping to give the best results. How to use no 8 piping cord for scatter cushions
Adding piping to cushions enhances the look by framing the cushion. Making home made piping with our 4mm piping cord can be made in an exciting contrasting colour or you can pick out one colour from a multi-colour fabric. Striped fabrics like this  cotton ticking stripe can make especially pleasing piping. If you don't want to make your own piping, how about trying our pre-made covered piping which we stock in a wide range of plain colours.How to use piping cord for upholstery
Using piping on boxed cushions and upholstery will make it more hard wearing by protecting the edges and corners. For this it is best to make your own piping with at least a curtain weight fabric. 5mm piping cord preshrunk cotton is perfect for this use. Upholstery weight fabrics can be heavier and difficult to use for making piping unless you have a heavy duty sewing machine.4mm Piping Cord Preshrunk Cotton
4mm piping cord preshrunk cotton. No 8 piping cord suitable for all types of upholstery and furnishing projects. A piped edging made using this pre-shrunk cotton piping cord adds a pleasing contrast or matching trim. Piping defines the shape of upholstery, and can add a hear-wearing edge to a box cushion.
Use this 4mm no 8 piping cord preshrunk cotton to make covered piping for furnishing projects like:
- Â Box cushions
- Trimming upholstery
- Window seats
- Camper van cushions
- Scatter cushions
How to make covered piping using 4mm cord
Use this piping cord to make covered piping with the fabric of your choice. The fabric can be the same as your project to add a subtle finish, or alternatively use something quite different for a bold contrast!
To make your own covered piping, cut lengths of your chosen fabric into strips on the diagonal. It seems like you’re using a lot of fabric, but it’s important because it allows the fabric to stretch on any curves. Use a zipper foot to stitch your piping to give the best results.
 How to use no 8 piping cord for scatter cushions
Adding piping to cushions enhances the look by framing the cushion. Making home made piping with our 4mm piping cord can be made in an exciting contrasting colour or you can pick out one colour from a multi-colour fabric.
Striped fabrics like this  cotton ticking stripe can make especially pleasing piping. If you don’t want to make your own piping, how about trying our pre-made covered piping which we stock in a wide range of plain colours.
How to use piping cord for upholstery
Using piping on boxed cushions and upholstery will make it more hard wearing by protecting the edges and corners. For this it is best to make your own piping with at least a curtain weight fabric. 5mm piping cord preshrunk cotton is perfect for this use. Upholstery weight fabrics can be heavier and difficult to use for making piping unless you have a heavy duty sewing machine.
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