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Velvet fabrics require a series of pre-processing before cutting to ensure the quality and effect of subsequent velvet accent chair. The following are the main preprocessing steps:
Fabric inspection: First, the integrity of the velvet fabric needs to be checked to ensure there are no tears, stains or color differences. This helps avoid problems later in the production process.
Fabric Relaxation: Velvet fabrics may develop creases from shipping or storage. To prevent these creases from affecting the cut and final finish, the fabric needs to be relaxed. This is usually accomplished by hanging or rolling the fabric into a tube for a period of time.
Steam iron: If the fabric has creases that are difficult to remove, you can use a steam iron on the back of the fabric. However, it is important to note that the iron cannot come into contact with the fabric to avoid causing damage to the fabric.
Fabric Marking: In order to facilitate cutting, sometimes it is necessary to mark the fabric. Due to the characteristics of velvet fabrics, chalk marks may come off easily, so it is recommended to use hand stitching for marking to ensure the durability of the mark.
After completing the above pre-processing steps, the velvet fabric is ready for cutting. During the cutting process, special attention needs to be paid to the characteristics of the velvet fabric, such as wool direction and color depth, to ensure that the cut parts match the overall design. In addition, since velvet fabrics are easily misaligned when cut when stacked together, it is recommended to cut them individually to ensure the accuracy and consistency of each part.
After that, after sewing, assembly and other process steps, a beautiful and comfortable velvet-upholstered chair can finally be produced. Throughout the production process, a full understanding and mastery of the characteristics of velvet fabric is required to ensure the production of high-quality chair products.
