Fabric Planning and Buying
Satin Ribbon 6 mm Copper
Item no. 28078
€0.55per 0.5 m
Unit price €1.10 / m · incl. VAT, plus shipping
Satin ribbon in copper, a reddish brown with shimmer. 6 mm wide, 100 % polyester, glossy face, matt back. Sold by the metre from 0.2 metres for bows, edges, wrapping.
in stock
Delivery time approx. 3–5 working days
Free shipping within Germany from €50
- Material
- 100 % Polyester
- Colour
- Kupfer
- Care
Do not wash
Do not iron
Wash without fabric softener or bleach
Do not tumble dry
- Breite
- 6 mm
Description
At this narrow width, metallic shimmer reads finer than on wide ribbon — more like a thread than a surface.
A smooth satin ribbon in 100 % polyester, 6 mm wide, sold from 0.2 metres. Glossy face, matt back — you can use either side deliberately. Washing, ironing, bleaching, tumble drying are all ruled out by its care symbols. When cutting, an angled cut pays off: that end threads more easily, fraying less. Because polyester takes up hardly any moisture, your ribbon never stretches as you tie, so loops will not sag.
What Satin Ribbon 6 mm Copper is suitable for
- Dried flower bouquets, because this shade suits natural colours.
- Fine gift bows, because 6 mm stays dainty.
- Pairings with cream, because that shimmer shows there.
Care instructions:
Frequently asked questions
How do I sew this ribbon on?
Use a universal needle, straight stitch, close to both edges. Fix it first with glue stick or pins, or it will shift under your presser foot and run crooked.
Which width should I pick?
Narrow ribbons follow curves more easily and suit fine bows or edges. Wider ones carry more presence, hold their shape better, and set a clear accent on bags or wrapping.
Does it come creased off the roll?
Off a roll you may find slight creases. Draw your ribbon once across a table edge, or let it hang a while, so it settles flat. Care symbols say you should not press it.
Will the colour rub off?
Polyester takes colour into its yarn rather than into a coating, so there is hardly any rubbing off onto pale fabrics. Test very dark shades against white on a scrap first.
