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Choosing the Right Nylon Fabric for Your Projects:

Understanding 70D, 210D, 420D, 1000D & 1680D Ballistic Nylon When it comes to durable, versatile, and high-performance textiles, few materials can match the strength and reliability of nylon fabric. From tactical gear and backpacks to equipment covers, outdoor products, and industrial applications, nylon has become one of the most trusted fabrics across countless industries. But…
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Waxed Canvas: A versatile and Durable Material for Creating Unique Products

Understanding the Basics of Waxed Canvas Waxed Canvas is a unique and versatile material that has been used as early as the 19thcentury. It is created by applying a layer of wax onto traditional canvas fabric, resulting in asturdy and weather resistant material that can withstand the test of time. The process of waxing canvas…
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Still Cutting Bulk Patterns by Hand?

Let’s face it: pattern cutting is tedious, time-consuming and not a favorite aspect of the process for most makers. We have an affordable solution to your production bottleneck! Our CNC fabric cutting service can make short work of your repetitive pattern cutting and free you up to focus on other more important (or enjoyable!) aspects…
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Screen Printing on Cotton Canvas: What Weight Works Best

How does screen printing look on canvas (duck cloth)? Many Big Duck customers regularly screen print on our cotton canvas duck, and we were curious which canvas looks best when screen printed. So we conducted a test to find out! We chose a simple feather design with fine lines to print on the different weights…
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2018 Pantone Color of the Year is Ultraviolet. So … Purple Fabric?

And the 2018 PANTONE® color of the year is… PANTONE® 18-3838 Ultra Violet That’s a nice color, and we’re seeing lots of interest in it already. To answer the question: Yes, we have purple fabric available online! A customer favorite is our 12oz 67″ heavyweight cotton duck in Purple Haze, which is a factory second,…
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Twill vs Canvas Fabric

What is the difference between twill and canvas fabric? The main difference between these two fabrics is the weave construction. Canvas is made with a simple plainweave pattern of “over one, under one”. Double filled canvas uses two yarns in the over under instead of one, but it is still a plainweave. Twill farics are…
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In with the NEW! SeaDuck Marine & Awning Fabric

The newest innovations in Marine & Awning Canvas are here! SeaDuck Fabric Marine & Awning Textile Solutions sold exclusively by Big Duck Canvas. The 100% Solution dyed acrylic yarns are sourced from Dolan, the leading manufacturer in the world of acrylic yarns. Dolan is well known in the industry for producing the most vibrant long…



