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showing the differences between the two types of ribbons.
cotton Petersham, and poly grosgrain
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Aug 22, 2009, 07.25 PMby nehmah
It, grosgrain, can be found here (US) in rayon, which is what I used when sewing. I still have about eight rolls of the 2.25 inch stuff. It does come in handy. The poly is OK if you are making a one-off child’s costume and actually works well with craft items, as it is so stiff. Nehmah
Aug 22, 2009, 06.17 PMby wzrdreams
Very interesting. In the US, both are called “grosgrain.” I personally detest the poly stuff so much that I won’t even call it grosgrain. It doesn’t deserve to be in the same class as the high quality ribbon. Plus, they have a different structure so they really aren’t the same thing. I’m glad to finally know what Petersham is!