Ivory Tulle

About

Tulles are a light weight and extremely fine netting fabric. They are used for veiling and dressmaking. We also offer stiffer options such as nets which are often starched to give them different degrees of stiffness or drape. All our products are in stock and ready to ship with no minimums and first rate customer service. Tulles are commonly used for wedding veils, gowns, under or over layers for skirts and stiffer tulles or net for ballet tutus or costumes. Our first two samples are supplied free of charge - please click on Order a Sample on each product page to order one. #extra Using a hexagon or triangle shaped weave, tulle can be made from various fibres, such as nylon, rayon or silk. We offer nylon and silk tulle in a range of colours. Originating from the city of tulle, southern France, back in the early 1700's, tulle became commonly used to accentuate a fuller skirt and provide a floaty look as it is much more lightweight than layers of fabric. If you would like to see these fabrics up close, order samples - your first two are free! IVORY TULLE FOR THE CREATION OF WEDDING DRESSES The process of creating an exceptional wedding dress often begins with the meticulous search for top quality fabrics . There are many options for fabrics open to dress designers and one of the most popular is tulle. On this page you will find both lightweight tulle in ivory and stiffer ivory net too. Both key components for the creation of wedding dresses. Tulle is a particularly popular choice for wedding dresses because of its characteristics. It is composed of a network of meshes with polygonal or round shapes, and gives your wedding dress volume. The extent of volume depends of both the layers of tulle and the stiffness/weight that you choose. If you are looking for a soft, bohemian look a few layers of soft, lightweight tulle is your best option or for a princess dress some stiff net may be required to create such a voluminous skirt. Tulles can differ considerable in their text