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ribbon jargon |
Put up: Length
in yards or meters on a spool or bolt.
French Wired: This ribbon is usually made with French Acetate and has wire sewn into the edges for easier shaping.
Grosgrain: This ribbon has ridges in it
running from edge to edge. (This is an old
world, almost vintage style of ribbon)
Double Face Satin: Double faced ribbons
have the same smooth finish on both sides.
Single Face Satin: One side has the Satin
finish, the other side is rough or filmy.
Sheer: see-through, usually made of organza.
Monofilament edges: This ribbon has
fishing line sewn into the edges to give it
body. (not the same as wired edges)
Flanges: The sides of the spool.
Corsage Ribbon: Traditionally, florists
use no wider than 3/8" for corsages.
Printed Ribbon: This is where a logo or
text is printed on the ribbon.
Heat cutting: The ribbon is cut with a
hot knife that seals the edges.
Cold cutting: The ribbon is cut without heat and is not sealed.
Moire: Moire ribbon has a watermark
design going through it. |
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