Grace Lace

Luxurious 100% Belgian Linen™ features the finest flax in the world, grown ecologically in the Flanders region and woven by Libeco™, which has set the highest standards for textiles since 1858. This medium-weight linen fabric showcases lustrous color over the beautifully textured surface. Stronger than cotton and naturally hypoallergenic, Belgian Linen™ will soften with everyday use and is a top-of-the-line offering for decorators and makers interested in unmatched elegance on upholstery, bags and home decor.

Specifications

Color	White
Uses	Indoor home décor, upholstery, drapery, luxurious accessories, totes & bags
Care	Machine wash warm or cool on a gentle/delicate setting. Machine dry on a low temperature setting. Max temperature for both wash and dry is 100°F (38°C). To prevent wrinkling it is suggested to not fully dry the linen during laundering. Iron on the reverse side of the fabric with steam to help soften. Do not bleach.
Country of Origin	Belgium
Printing	Printed in the USA using eco-friendly water-based inks
Fabric Width	57 inches (145 cm)
Printable Width	54 inches (137 cm)
Weight	9.8 oz/square yard (335 gsm)
Content	100% Linen
Construction	Woven, Plain Weave
Estimated Shrinkage	9-11% length and 3-5% width
Abrasion Resistance	Wyzenbeek (Cotton Duck Abradant) 27,000 double rubs Wyzenbeek (Wire Abradant) 80,000 double rubs Martindale 15,000 cycles
Pilling Resistance	4.5
Crocking (Color Transfer Resistance)	Dry Exceeds 4 (AATCC TM 8) Wet Exceeds 3.5 (AATCC TM 8)
Thread Count	50

 

Sewing Recommendations

Needle Type	Universal Denim
Needle Size	90, 100 (14, 16)
Thread Size	30, 35, 40
Stitching	10-12 per inch (4-5 per cm)
Thread Type	Coats & Clark Dual Duty XP General Purpose Coats & Clark Dual Duty XP Heavy Mettler Seracor Mettler Seralon Mettler Silk Finish Cotton Gütermann Sew-All Gütermann Extra Strong

 

Specifications and recommendations are subject to change.

 

Studio Ten Design is the creation of artist/designer Jay Thomson. 

Now based in Norfolk, Virginia, Jay spent more than 20 years in Philadelphia, PA. He has designed surface patterns for the Spoonflower and Zazzle online marketplaces since 2011. His interest in surface design grew from a desire to learn how to make his own clothing, since nothing in the stores available at the time suited his style. For over twenty years, he's been making his own shirts and other apparel items. 

Now his designs are available on a wide variety of fabrics for home and apparel, wallpaper, home goods and gift ware. Follow on Instagram: @studiotendesign.

Spoonflower is an on-demand, digital printing company that prints custom fabric, wallpaper, and home décor. Headquartered in Durham, North Carolina, Spoonflower was acquired by Shutterfly in August, 2021. Shutterfly operates Spoonflower's production facilities in Fort Mill, South Carolina, and Tempe, Arizona, where all of the printed fabric and home décor are made.