BREWIS B 140 green loose decorative sequins are small, reflective embellishments designed for sewing, textile decoration and a range of craft applications. These green sequins have a flat, round shape and a reflective surface that catches light, making them suitable for accenting garments, accessories and decorative items. The loose format allows flexible use in appliqué, costume design, hobby crafts and DIY projects where individual sequins are sewn, glued or embedded into materials.
Advantages
The sequins provide consistent color and reflective finish that enhances visual detail on fabrics and craft surfaces. Their uniform size and flat profile simplify sewing and gluing operations and ensure predictable spacing in patterns. Being loose sequins, they are easy to handle for both handwork and machine application, and they integrate well with threads, beads and other trim elements.
Suitable for
- Apparel decoration such as dresses, jackets and stage costumes
- Textile embellishment, patches and appliqué
- Hobby and craft projects including greeting cards and mixed-media art
- DIY accessories like handbags, headbands and decorative trims
Key specifications
- Color: green with a reflective surface
- Shape: flat, round sequin
- Format: loose sequins for individual placement
- Suitable attachment methods: sewing, gluing, heat or embedding depending on base material
- Intended use: textile decoration and general crafts
How to use
Place BREWIS B 140 green sequins on the chosen surface and attach them according to the material and design. For sewing, secure each sequin with a single stitch through the center or multiple stitches for extra hold. For non-textile bases, apply an appropriate craft adhesive and press the sequin firmly in place until set. When working with dense patterns, plan spacing and alignment before fastening to maintain a consistent finish.
Usage recommendations
Test attachment and adhesive compatibility on a small sample of the base material before applying sequins across the entire project. Use fine needles and matching thread colors for discreet sewing, and consider reinforcing edges on frequently handled items to reduce loss of individual sequins.
