Satin Ribbon BREWIS WSK25-161 25 mm — dotted pattern

BREWIS satin ribbon WSK25-161 is a 25 mm wide decorative ribbon featuring a classic dotted (polka dot) print on a smooth satin surface. Designed for decorative finishing, the ribbon offers consistent colour and a soft sheen that suits gift wrapping, floral arrangements, trims and small sewing projects. The narrow width makes it practical for bows, edge detailing and bundling where a discreet yet visible accent is required.

Advantages

The satin weave produces an even glossy face and a soft reverse, ensuring easy handling and neat bow formation. The printed dotted pattern maintains sharp contrast and regular spacing, providing a consistent decorative effect across lengths. Its 25 mm width offers versatility for both delicate craftwork and mid-size decorative applications, while the ribbon’s flexibility allows for precise shaping and layered use without excessive bulk.

Suitable for

• Gift wrapping and bow making
• Floral arrangements and bouquet finishing
• Sewing trims and garment accents
• Handmade crafts, scrapbooking and card decoration
• Product packaging and retail displays

Key specifications

• Material: satin weave fabric with printed pattern
• Width: 25 mm
• Pattern: dotted / polka dot
• Surface: glossy face with soft reverse
• Use: decorative trim suitable for tying, folding and layering

How to use

Cut the ribbon to the required length using sharp scissors to prevent fraying. For gift bows, fold and cross the ribbon as required, securing with a knot or adhesive at the base; for floral work, attach with floral tape or a discreet knot. When sewing, position the ribbon on the right side of the fabric and secure with straight stitches or topstitching appropriate to the fabric type. If a clean edge is needed, lightly seal the cut ends with a low-heat tool or a small amount of clear fabric glue.

Usage recommendations

Store the ribbon flat or on a spool away from direct sunlight and moisture to preserve colour and sheen. Test a small hidden area before using heat to seal edges to avoid altering the finish. For repetitive craft runs, measure and cut multiple lengths at once for consistent results.