The tufting cloth is an essential component for tufting, typically made from cotton, linen, or polyester. Currently, our webshop offers polyester canvases in white and gray colours.
Polyester canvas, woven from polyester fibers, offers several advantages for tufting projects:
- Strength and durability: Polyester is known for its exceptional strength and durability, making it suitable for maintaining shape and structure over long-term tufting projects.
- Resistance to moisture and stains: Polyester naturally resists moisture and stains, which can make it easier to clean and maintain during tufting.
- Flexibility and ease of handling: Polyester canvas tends to be flexible, allowing for easier handling and proper tensioning during tufting.
- Affordability: Polyester canvases are often more affordable compared to other materials, making them cost-effective for tufting projects.
What are the differences between white and gray polyester canvas?
| Primary tufting cloth - White | Gray tufting cloth | |
| Texture | Soft | Slightly stiffer texture |
| Fibers | tightly woven with slightly thinner fibers | woven with thicker and denser fibers |
| Weight of 1 sqm | 250 grams | 270 grams |
| Guide Lines | Yes, every 7 centimeters | Without, occasional white threads |
These differences in texture, weave density, weight, and guide lines cater to different preferences and requirements in tufting projects, providing options depending on the desired outcome and handling characteristics.
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The tufting cloth is an essential component for tufting, typically made from cotton, linen, or polyester. Currently, our webshop offers polyester canvases in white and gray colours.