At 11:44 AM 1/13/2006, you wrote:
Is 4 oz. considered heavy enough for what we do? Or is 5.30 oz. preferable?
Thanks!
Diana
www.RenaissanceFabrics.net
Everything for the Costumer
1 oz = 7.54 mommes so...
4 oz = 30.2 mommes
5.3 oz = 40.0 mommes
Wow, I haven't seen taffeta in the heaviest
1 oz = 7.54 mommes so...
4 oz = 30.2 mommes
5.3 oz = 40.0 mommes
Kimiko,
Thanks for the translation from ounces to mommes! I had been looking for
a way to convert them...
Diana
www.RenaissanceFabrics.net
Everything for the Costumer
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At 08:38 AM 1/16/2006, you wrote:
1 oz = 7.54 mommes so...
4 oz = 30.2 mommes
5.3 oz = 40.0 mommes
Kimiko,
Thanks for the translation from ounces to mommes! I had been looking for
a way to convert them...
Diana
I found that on denverfabrics.com website under their silk info. I had also
I'm familiar with the fashionfabricsclub lightweight taffeta, and it's
definitely too lightweight for an outer layer. I got a bunch from the
outlet store to use for lining facing, but this stuff is more like rustly
habotai; I can't give you ounces, but I'd guess it's 12mm at the most.
I
Hello everyone,
For those of you who had input on my silk taffeta question, I have another
question related to the first one:
When you buy your taffeta, what weight do you look for?
I found 2.25 oz. silk taffeta for $16.98/yard (denverfabrics.com)
I found 4 oz. silk taffeta for $22.00/yard
