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Viscose is notorious for being a slippery customer - but that doesn't mean you have to avoid it! Viscose is a great alternative to expensive silky fabrics with the same great drape and luxurious shine, so you definitely shouldn't overlook it when choosing fabrics for your next make! This guide is designed to help make sewing viscose easier, so that you needn't splurge on expensive fabrics if you're on a budget and sew with viscose instead. Origins of viscose: Viscose, or rayon as it is known in some countries, was originally designed to be an artificial alternative to silk. People wanted a fabric with the same luxurious qualities as silk, but with a more realistic price tag. The invention of viscose was a little less glamorous, however, when a Swiss chemist, Georges Audemars, discovered how to make cellulose nitrate in
Viscose is notorious for being a slippery customer - but that doesn't mean you have to avoid it! Viscose is a great alternative to expensive silky fabrics with the same great drape and luxurious shine, so you definitely shouldn't overlook it when choosing fabrics for your next make! This guide is designed to help make sewing viscose easier, so that you needn't splurge on expensive fabrics if you're on a budget and sew with viscose instead. Origins of viscose: Viscose, or rayon as it is known in some countries, was originally designed to
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