Make better patterns with Pellon Tru-Grid Graph Material 810! This pattern material has an accurate 1-inch graph that allows you to create, duplicate, alter, and enlarge garment patterns and craft designs.

• 100% Polyester
• 45-inch width
• Best used for pattern creation, duplication, and alteration
• Cuts, sews, and, gathers like real fabric
• 1 graph
• Sewing machine safe
• Not to be used as a stabilizer

Helpful tips:

• Place Tru-Grid over your pattern for easy tracing. Tru-Grid patterns are thinner and easier to store than most purchased patterns.
• Its sturdy enough to write notes along the sides of patterns.
• It clings to the fabric when you lay it out, so few pins are needed.
• Because it is fabric, you can pin a mock-up of the garment for testing (which would be awkward with a paper pattern)
• Pellon Tru-Grid is wider than most tracing papers, much easier to handle, and doesnt rip easily.
• It will last longer than any tissue pattern, so if you have a favorite pattern that is falling apart, or one you think you will use a lot, this is a more durable method.

Make better patterns with Pellon Tru-Grid Graph Material 810! This pattern material has an accurate 1-inch graph that allows you to create, duplicate, alter, and enlarge garment patterns and craft designs.

• 100% Polyester
• 45-inch width
• Best used for pattern creation, duplication, and alteration
• Cuts, sews, and, gathers like real fabric
• 1 graph
• Sewing machine safe
• Not to be used as a stabilizer

Helpful tips:

• Place Tru-Grid over your pattern for easy tracing. Tru-Grid patterns are thinner and easier to store than most purchased patterns.
• Its sturdy enough to write notes along the sides of patterns.
• It clings to the fabric when you lay it out, so few pins are needed.
• Because it is fabric, you can pin a mock-up of the garment for testing (which would be awkward with a paper pattern)
• Pellon Tru-Grid is wider than most tracing papers, much easier to handle, and doesnt rip easily.
• It will last longer than any tissue pattern, so if you have a favorite pattern that is falling apart, or one you think you will use a lot, this is a more durable method.