{"id":10109,"date":"2014-12-03T09:40:35","date_gmt":"2014-12-03T14:40:35","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.madeeveryday.com\/?p=10109"},"modified":"2020-07-25T16:19:29","modified_gmt":"2020-07-25T21:19:29","slug":"how-to-sew-with-oilcloth-geo-garland-project","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.madeeveryday.com\/how-to-sew-with-oilcloth-geo-garland-project\/","title":{"rendered":"How to sew with OILCLOTH"},"content":{"rendered":"

It’s the first day of our Don’t Fear the Fabric<\/a> series!
\nI’m tackling Oilcloth and Kate’s<\/a> talking about Leather.\u00a0 So make sure you hop over to her blog when you’re done drooling over these happy fabrics.
\n(Don’t worry, it’s all water-proof. We can wipe up any messes.)<\/p>\n

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\nSeriously though, doesn’t the look of Oilcloth just make you….happy?
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\nIt’s bright and colorful, cheerful and peppy, and the slick\/plasticy finish feels a bit retro—maybe it reminds you of a fun pastime or a great restaurant you once ate at?
\nOilcloth fabric just evokes happy emotions.
\nAt least that’s how it makes me feel.
\nI guess that’s why I want to blog about it…and buy it in every print design!\u00a0 Yikes. I might have an oilcloth problem.
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\nOf course buying fabric is never a problem, as long as you actually do something with it.
\nThat’s how I see it.
\nSo let’s talk about Oilcloth and get you sewing some projects!<\/p>\n

\u2022 What is Oilcloth?<\/b>
\nIt’s a vinyl fabric, with a woven cotton mesh backing.\u00a0 So it’s shiny and plastic-like on one side, and slightly rough on the other side.\u00a0 It was originally used in the fishing and sailing industry and was once made of oil-infused canvas fabric—which is where the name Oilcloth<\/i> comes from.
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\n\u2022 Uses<\/b>
\nThe beauty of Oilcloth is that it’s water resistant!….which means it can be wiped clean.
\nSo it’s fantastic for a variety of projects: tablecloths, beach bags, chair coverings,\u00a0 aprons, crafts, etc.<\/p>\n

\u2022 Sourcing and Purchasing<\/b>
\nOilcloth comes in many colors and prints.\u00a0 And the prints are kinda of what gives it that old vintage vibe.\u00a0 With funky fruit designs, bold color combos, stripes and dots….there’s something for everyone.<\/p>\n

You can purchase Oilcloth in some fabric stores, but online selections are best.
\nMy two favorite stores are:
\nOilcloth by the yard<\/a>
\nOilcloth Addict<\/a>
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\n\u2022 Oilcloth vs Laminated Cotton<\/b>
\nSome online stores sell both Oilcloth and Laminated Cotton….which are similar in theory but have their differences.<\/p>\n

–Oilcloth<\/b> is a man-made vinyl fabric, it’s slightly stiff, and water-resistant on both sides.\u00a0 When you look up close on the back side of oilcloth you’ll see that stiff mesh backing.<\/p>\n

–Laminated cotton<\/b> is actually part of the cotton fabric family. It’s basically quilting cotton with a thin layer of transparent vinyl over the top. If you look close at the back you’ll see that basic cotton weave.
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\nLaminated cotton is softer and more pliable than oilcloth, but it’s also more expensive and potentially less durable.\u00a0 I’ve never done real research on that, but it seems easier to tear and weaken over time.\u00a0 Now you can actually make your own laminated cotton, which is really fun and pretty easy to do!\u00a0 But I’ll have to save that for another post.
\nThe upside to laminated cotton is that there are more print options than oilcloth.\u00a0 AND it’s a great fabric for baby bibs and baby toys.<\/p>\n

A while back people used oilcloth for baby bibs, but it should be noted that in the US, the Consumer Product Safety Act prohibits the use of Oilcloth for bibs and toys for children, due to high levels of phthalate softener in the fabric.\u00a0 This means it shouldn’t be used for items that will go directly in someone’s mouth.\u00a0 But there are still plenty of uses for the fun fabric.<\/p>\n

\u2022 Storing<\/b>
\nAt first glance these pretty rolls might look like wrapping paper.\u00a0 But there’s actually a reason behind the rolls!
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\nBecause oilcloth is a stiff fabric and will crease easily, it’s best to keep it rolled, rather than folded.<\/p>\n

When you purchase Oilcloth online, it will be shipped either rolled or folded.\u00a0 If it was folded, you’ll want to open it up and place it on the floor near a window where the sun can warm it a bit (to get some of the wrinkles out), and then roll it up for storing.
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\nThe best method for storing is to layer a few fabrics on top of each other and roll them all up together with a wrapping paper roll inside (I guess it is like wrapping paper!). \u00a0I like to store the rolled fabric on the floor under my bed, rather than standing up in the corner of my sewing room because gravity starts to pull the oilcloth layers down, and they become smashed at the bottom of the roll.
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\n\u2022 Pressing<\/b>
\nNow here’s the part where I’m supposed to tell you to never iron Oilcloth, because it’s plastic!….and it will melt!
\nThat’s totally true.
\nA hot iron should never directly touch the fabric.
\nBut now I’m going to tell you that you can<\/i> iron oilcloth if you’re careful.\u00a0 Because let’s be honest, a warm room will never get hard creases out of the fabric no matter how hard the sun tries.<\/p>\n

So. First try this out on a sample piece of fabric and set your ion on a lower heat setting till you see how the fabric reacts.
\nPlace a dishcloth or press cloth over the top of the fabric.
\nPress for a few seconds at a time on the creased areas.
\nWhen you lift the iron, the fabric will be warm and pliable….and the creases will be gone!
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\nNow when it comes to pressing seams, finger pressing works great—just use your fingers to press down at the seam, like you’re folding a piece of paper.
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\n\u2022 Cutting<\/b>
\nYou can cut oilcloth just as you do other fabrics—either with a rotary cutter and mat, or with scissors.
\nAnd maybe this is just me….but whenever I use scissors to cut through that smooth fabric, it sorta feels like I’m cutting through butter.\u00a0 I love this fabric!
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\n\u2022 Sewing with Oilcloth<\/b>
\nAt some point we’re actually going to start sewing.\u00a0 PROMISE.
\nBut first let me share a few more tips.<\/p>\n

Sewing on the wrong <\/i>side of oilcloth is easy.\u00a0 And sewing on the right<\/i> side of the fabric is easy as well….but because it’s vinyl, the fabric has the tendency to stick under your presser foot as you sew on the right side.\u00a0 Now don’t let that stop you!\u00a0 You can always use the strength of both hands to help feed the fabric through your machine as it sews.
\nBut here are 3 better ideas:<\/p>\n

1. Transparent Tape<\/b>
\nYou can place a bit of tape on the bottom of your presser foot to make it more “slippery”.\u00a0 You’ll want to poke out the tape from the presser foot openings, where the needle passes through.\u00a0 This is a good trick, but it’s not a permanent solution.
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\n2.\u00a0 Tissue Paper<\/b>
\nSandwich the area you’re sewing with a piece of tissue paper on top and bottom and sew.\u00a0 The stitches help to perforate the paper and you can tear it away when you’re done.\u00a0 The downside to this method is that small pieces of paper tend to stick under the thread, so it can be annoying to get the seam really clean.
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\n3.\u00a0 Teflon Presser Foot<\/b>
\nThis is my preferred method.\u00a0 A plastic teflon foot just snaps on to your machine and glides smoothly with your fabric.\u00a0 You can purchase it for most machine brands for fairly inexpensive.\u00a0 And it looks like a little tooth.\u00a0 That’s gotta make you smile!
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\nYou can see in the photos below how the fabric looks, sewing on the wrong side and sewing on the right side.\u00a0 As you sew, the needle pierces the fabric and will leave holes behind.\u00a0\u00a0 So it’s best to use a slightly longer stitch since small stitches tend to perforate the fabric and may cause the seam to tear over time.<\/p>\n

Also, after “finger pressing” your fabric, a topstitch is a really nice way to get your seam to lay flat.
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\n\u2022 Pinning<\/b>
\nJust as the machine needle will pierce through the fabric, pins will too.\u00a0 So don’t use them to hold your project together.\u00a0 Of course the nice thing about oilcloth is that when right sides of the fabric are together, the plastic layers kind of “stick” to each other, holding your project in place.<\/p>\n

But when you do need to hold things together, use binder clips or these fantastic WONDER CLIPS<\/a>\"\".\u00a0 Oh I love these!\u00a0 They’re inexpensive and really work wonders!\u00a0 Go buy a pack.\u00a0 They’ll make you happy too.
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\nOkay!
\nEnough talking.\u00a0 Let’s start sewing!
\nPick out a few of your favorite prints and let’s make a geo garland…..or a geoilcloth garland??
\nToo much?
\nYea.\u00a0 Too much.
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\nOkay.\u00a0 You can cut your fabric into any shape.\u00a0 I cut squares of fabric and then cut them into triangles.
\nAnd another great thing about oilcloth is that the edges don’t fray.\u00a0 So we’re just going to sew single layers of fabric together.\u00a0 This means you will see the backside of the fabric if the garland spins.\u00a0 So if that bothers you, you can always sew two layers of each shape together (with wrong sides of the fabric together)
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\nOkay, leave a tail of thread on the end before you sew, do a little backstitch, and then start sewing right down the middle of the first triangle.\u00a0 Then place the next piece under your presser foot and sew down the middle.\u00a0 I left a small space between each triangle and continued sewing the “blank space” as I went.\u00a0 This will create a little chain in between each triangle.\u00a0 When you’re done sewing all your pieces together, leave another thread tail at the end and hang it up!
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\nThis is a fantastic project for outdoor parties, since oilcloth can get wet.
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\nRain or shine, the party is ready!
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Okay.\u00a0 Feel more confident sewing with Oilcloth?
\nGreat!
\nTomorrow we’ll take it a step further and make a simple gift you can giveaway….or keep for yourself.
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Now head over to See Kate Sew<\/a> because she’s got 6 tips for sewing with Leather!
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