Spunart

Spunart We distribute 'Lutradur' 'Evolon' & 'Zeelon' to industries & individuals like artists, crafters, quilters & embroiders. Impossible? Not any more!

The special spun-bonding process provides a textile art material that has a random structure, consisting of fine polyester filaments, and is rapidly becoming an ideal medium for textile art both in the UK and Globally. All our products held in stock for immediate delivery

Imagine a cloth that is as easy to work with as cotton, with a slight sheen, almost like silk, semi transparent like silk organza, that doesn’t fray, is easy to colour and work with.

World Cup Coasters for Father's DayIn celebration of the World Cup and also Father’s Day, we decided to make some footba...
16/06/2026

World Cup Coasters for Father's Day

In celebration of the World Cup and also Father’s Day, we decided to make some football coasters.
After downloading and printing a simple picture from the internet, we coloured over the image with transfer paint. After allowing the paint time to dry, we transposed our football image on to Lutradur XL using a hot (but not steam) iron.
We chose Lutradur XL for this project as it is the thickest and heaviest fabric we have in stock.
After carefully cutting round our footballs we glued them on to slightly larger circles of foam sheet, which we bought from Hobbycraft.
We wish every football supporter, Dad, Grandad and Great Grandad a very happy and successful 2026!

PS. In case you're wondering, the two flags seen in the photograph were made from transfer painted Evolon and fixed to wooden barbecue skewers.

Lets hope both England and Scotland do REALLY well!

Evolon Pansies for a Pop of Colour Now that the garden centres are bursting with summer flowers, we felt inspired to try...
01/05/2026

Evolon Pansies for a Pop of Colour

Now that the garden centres are bursting with summer flowers, we felt inspired to try our hand at making some simple pansies.

We chose Evolon for this project as it has a slightly velvety/suede like texture and absorbs colour very well. All we needed was Evolon, some Crayola fibre pens and a little drop of paint.

One of the benefits of using Evolon is that is soaks up the ink so well that it penetrates to the reverse of the fabric - so there's no need to colour both sides. However, please remember to protect your working surface to avoid staining.

If you would like information on this, or any of our other projects, please do not hesitate to get in touch - we'd love to hear from you!

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Spunart. 1 Park Lane Allestree
Derby
DE222DR

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