Craft your own plush characters with this soft boa fabric in a delicate Pale Purple shade. Made from 100 percent polyester with a short 1.5mm pile, this fabric offers the same cozy texture found on plushies from Japanese arcade crane games and specialty shops. Its light violet hue gives a soft, dreamy look to any handmade creation.
Plushie making, often called nui crafting in Japan, is a beloved hobby for creating custom characters and original stuffed friends. This fabric has a moderate horizontal stretch and resists fraying, making it easy to work with for small mascot charms and larger plush designs alike. It measures about 150cm wide and is sold in 20cm units; for example, buying a quantity of two gives you one continuous piece measuring 150cm by 40cm.
Made in China, this craft material works well for general handmade projects. If creases appear, iron them out on low to medium heat with a pressing cloth, and hand wash gently if cleaning is needed. Finished plushies made with this fabric can be sold by individuals and businesses alike.
Please note this fabric hasn't been tested under food hygiene safety standards, so it should not be used for masks, infant toys, or any item that may come into contact with the mouth.
Soft Boa 1.5 mm short-pile fabric in SB048 Pale Purple, a light violet shade. Since the June 2024 restock, the color has changed slightly and has a somewhat stronger reddish tone.
This soft knitted polyester fabric has a short pile, similar to fabric commonly used for character plush toys. It has moderate crosswise stretch and resists fraying, making it suitable for plush making in a wide range of sizes.
100% polyester; made in China. Approx. 150 cm wide. Sold in 20 cm increments, with multiple units supplied as one continuous cut where possible, for example, quantity 2 equals approximately 150 × 40 cm.
Imported fabric may have minor dirt marks or pile irregularities. Color and texture may vary between production lots. Folding creases can be smoothed with a low- to medium-temperature iron. Avoid washing when possible; if necessary, gently hand wash. Use a pressing cloth when ironing. Not tested under food sanitation regulations; do not use for items that may contact the mouth, including masks or toys for infants.
