White Cotton Eyelet Embroidery Fabric

Choose cotton eyelet fabric with a higher count (such as 60S or above), ensure that eyelet fabric is delicate and has a certain degree of stiffness, and avoid deformation of the hollowed-out parts, and ensure that the edges are flat and free of burrs. Large-area hollow embroidery fabric is suitable for the hem, chest, back and other places, and lace or bead embroidery can be used to enhance the sense of layering. Small-area hollowing can be used to outline the neckline, cuffs, and waist to avoid excessive exposure.

Hang the fabric, and the hollow part forms mottled shadows under the light, which is superimposed with the color of the dyed base fabric to create a dynamic light and shadow effect.
Actor's costumes: Cut the hollow out cotton fabric into a cape, veil or layered skirt, lined with fluorescent fabric, to achieve an "invisible" effect under ultraviolet light and enhance dramatic tension.

Choose active printed and dyed cotton cloth that has been pre-shrunk, combined with high-density embroidery, so that the scarf is not easy to deform or unthread. Furthermore, cotton fabrics are easy to dye and can be matched with embroidery threads of the same color or contrasting colors to achieve complex effects such as gradient and gradient smudge. The partial hollow design is superimposed with the embroidery pattern to form a concave and convex texture on the surface of the cotton fabric, which enhances the layering of the scarf and is suitable for creating a retro or pastoral style.

Suitable for girls' dresses, shirts, T-shirts, jumpsuits, vests, thin cardigans, etc. Complex hollowing should be avoided in terms of craftsmanship, and large-aperture designs (diameter > 1cm) should be preferred. At the same time, prevent fingers from hooking, and use laser cutting or hemming technology on the hollowed-out edges to avoid burrs scratching the skin. Lined with thin cotton cloth or mesh, especially in areas prone to friction such as armpits and crotch.