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Novelty
Novelty stitching and embellishment techniques executed with precision to add distinctive detail, texture, and visual interest to each design.
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Browse our Novelty types to find the right technique for your project.
Fabric Backing
(also called interfacing):
Adds structure and stability to fabrics. Used in garments or crafts for reinforcement. Enhances durability of lightweight materials.
Ruffles/Shirring
Also called gathered stitching.
Gathered fabric for decorative, voluminous texture.
Common in dresses, curtains, or bedding. Creates playful, elastic detailing.
Grommets/Eyelets
Grommets / Eyelets also called metal eyelets.
Metal or plastic rings reinforcing fabric holes. Used in curtains, bags, or corsets. Adds functional and decorative accents.
Bows
Bows also called fabric bows.
Looped fabric tied for decorative flair. Enhances dresses, gifts, or accessories. Adds a soft, elegant touch.
Nailheads
Nailheads also called studs or rivets.
Metallic embellishments for edgy designs. Common in leather or denim projects. Provides bold, industrial-style detailing.
Press Fold
Folded for structured fabric for tailored looks. Used in skirts, drapes, or upholstery. Adds crisp, organized texture and allows for easy garment construction.
Covered Buttons
Also called fabric-covered buttons.
Buttons wrapped in matching or contrasting fabric.
Enhances garments or upholstery with custom style.
Provides a polished, cohesive look.
Chainstitch
Also called chain embroidery.
Looped, chain-like stitching for decorative borders.
Common in denim or vintage designs. Adds textured, retro detailing.
Snaps
Also called press studs.
Fastening system for quick, secure closures. Used in jackets, bags, or babywear. Offers functional, clean design.
Quilting
Also called quilt stitching.
Stitched layers for padded, textured designs. Common in blankets, jackets, or bags. Enhances warmth and visual depth.
Heat Transfer
Also called iron-on transfer.
Designs applied via heat to fabric surfaces. Used for custom logos or graphics. Offers vibrant, durable embellishment.
Crinkle/Marble Pleat
Also called fabric flowers.
Fabric-crafted floral embellishments for 3D effect.
Enhances dresses, hats, or home décor. Adds romantic, handmade charm.
Fringe
Also called tassel trim.
Loose, dangling threads for decorative edges. Used in garments, curtains, or pillows. Creates bohemian, textured flair.
Braids
Also called braided trim.
Woven fabric strips for intricate detailing. Common in upholstery or costume design. Adds elegant, structured embellishment.
Embroidered Eyelets
Also called eyelet embroidery.
Decorative holes with stitched borders. Used in blouses or summer dresses. Provides airy, delicate accents.
Square Pleat
Also called chainstitch.
Soft, fuzzy stitching for plush texture. Common in patches or cozy garments. Adds tactile, warm detailing.
Shirred Tucking
Also called gathered tucking.
Elastic, gathered tucks for stretchy texture. Used in dresses or fitted waistbands. Creates flexible, decorative panels.
Embroidery
Decorative thread designs for custom patterns.
Enhances garments, bags, or home décor. Offers intricate, artistic detailing.
Soutache
Also called soutache braid.
Narrow, flat braid for ornate outlining. Common in costume or embroidery designs. Adds elegant, curvilinear accents.
Bonnaz
Also called Bonnaz embroidery.
Machine-stitched, chain-like embroidery technique.
Used for intricate, decorative patterns. Enhances textiles with vintage charm.
Laser Cut
Also called laser-cut appliqué.
Precision-cut fabric designs for sharp detailing. Used in garments or intricate appliqués. Offers modern, clean-edged embellishments
Spaghetti
Also called spaghetti straps.
Thin, tubular fabric strips for delicate straps. Common in dresses or camisoles. Adds minimalist, elegant support.
Cross/Straight Cut
Also called bias/straight stitching.
Cutting along cross or straight fabric grain. Used for structured seams or decorative lines. Enhances durability and visual contrast.
3D Embroidery
Also called puff embroidery.
Raised, three-dimensional stitched designs. Used for bold logos or decorative patches. Adds depth and tactile interest.