What kind of fabric can I use to make a white dress not see through?
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Lining White Fabric
Use a skin tone color that is close to that of the wearer.
Lining White Fabric
From my personal experience in sewing, I must say a fabric in white color of any weight will allow see through. Natural fabrics like rayon are not that much effective. You have to choose a good quality polyster fabric. If you buy dresses online or from stores, it's hard to find white clothes without transparency.
redruello wrote:
What kind of fabric can I use to make a white dress not see through?
I think white cotton linens is better.
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