Description

• Design and Shape: These sequins are available in a wide range of shapes, such as round, square, flower, star, and heart. Some may be flat, while others are cupped or faceted to catch and reflect more light for added sparkle.
• Material: Typically made from lightweight materials like plastic, metal, or resin. They are durable, ensuring they can be sewn onto garments without breaking or losing their shine.
• Size: Sequins used in sewing crafts usually range from 3mm to 10mm in diameter, depending on the desired decorative effect. Smaller sequins give a more delicate shimmer, while larger ones create a bold, dramatic look.
• Colors: Available in an array of vibrant or metallic colors like gold, silver, red, blue, and iridescent tones. Some sequins are holographic or glitter-infused for a more dynamic, eye-catching finish.
• Finish: They can have a matte, glossy, metallic, or holographic finish to suit various garment styles and occasions.
• Uses: Ideal for enhancing women’s garments and accessories, such as:
  • Dresses: To create sparkling patterns, particularly for evening or festive wear.
  • Shawls, scarves, or wraps: Adding subtle shine or intricate details.
  • Bags or purses: For embellishing clutches or handbags.
  • Shoes: Decorating ballet flats, heels, or sandals for a unique look.
  • Hair accessories: Like headbands, clips, or hairpins.
• Application: Sequins usually have a small central hole for sewing, allowing them to be hand-sewn or attached with a sewing machine onto fabric. For a more secure application, some sequins may be glued on, especially for accessories or items not frequently washed.