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A good question! Organdy
is a fine, crisp, plain weave cotton with a stiff finish
that may or may not be permanent. It can be used for
interfacing, evening gowns, and little girls' dresses.
Organza can be made of silk, rayon,
or polyester. It is similar to organdy. Since it is
a fabric that doesn't drape, it should be used for a
style with a pleasing silhouette. It is suitable for
interfacing, blouses, evening wear, and little girls'
dresses.
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