Of Gauze You Can! Use stable F|S linen fabric to better your sewing!

This is the most gorgeous linen! It's light and airy, but at the same time substantial. I've used it for apparel, table linens, etc. The fabric is cool to wear and a joy on which to sew. I love it!

I took another reviewer's recommendations, and made a nightgown out of this very light linen. It worked beautifully, and is the lightest, most comfortable gown ever. All linen releases lint during that initial washing and drying. The best ways I've found to control it, on this or any other linen fabric, are (1) zigzag the raw edges before prewashing and drying the fabric, and (2) finish all seams (e.g. French seams. This makes for a beautifully finished look to the piece. Also, I agree that, after the garment is finished, air drying is the best way to go. It doesn't take long with such a light and airy fabric.

I had not bought this weight of linen before but was tempted by the discount. All of my chemises are made of cotton voile and this is sometimes not the right look for the style of my outer garments so I thought I would try this product. I have yet to make a chemise and and veil out of it but I showed the fabric to friends of mine who think it will be perfect and like it very much. I love linen because it wicks away moisture and feels lovely on. I am sure this weight will do the job I have planned for it.

Great for summer scarves, shawls and summer curtains. Irons nicely, sews nicely and wears beautifully as a scarf.

It says right on it that it is gauze. I purchase a lot of fabric from here and this is an elegant fabric for so many things. I had NO trouble with pilling or sloughing of fibers whatsoever. It is very transparent (gauze) and would make beautiful curtains, scarves, over blouse and so many other very classy items. I really can't get enough of it!

This fabric is absolutely sublime. I make hand and machine sewn lingerie and heirloom baby clothing. This light, airy linen is perfect for embroidery, tiny pin tucks, smocking, shadow embroidery. I dyed some a very pale sky blue, and found that it is made for dyeing, too. I just love it. I wish I could have 1,000 yards of it! I recommend this fabric highly. My next project will be an heirloom blouse for myself.

I wanted Linen to make scarves from, and this Linen was perfect for the project I had in mind. As it was a scarf and I did not have to worry about size I hemmed it first then washed and dried it. It softened beautifully. I then went through the process of tray dyeing it and I loved the outcome. I have never had any Linen from this site that I did not like and the price is very good even with the shipping to Australia.

I purchased this IL030 linen to make some sun-guards for my tent, to keep the people under the shadefly from the sun. The fabric breathes and moves easily, and takes MX dyes fantastically. The weave is very loose and see-through, perfect for my gauzy draping. I highly recommend!

I used this lightweight, gauzy linen to make a mobcap and fichu for a costume. The items were nearly weightless and did not make me hot, as I had feared they might. I used YLI Heirloom thread in white, size 100 to hand-hem the items, and the stitches are really invisible. This would be a great fabric to combine with laces for collars, cuffs, and baby items. It would also be very effective for ruffles.