Every once in a while we find fabrics that we know our customers not only need but will also love. Why? Because they offer a unique texture, tons of color choices, and are available at an affordable price point. We're excited to introduce 3 NEW fabrics to the Scenicsource Catalog that are available right now for your next event! POLY SWAG is an airy and translucent describes this 60" wide and versatile decor fabric in 54 vibrant colors. The subtle sheen will enhance any party

What will the 2019 fall and winter wedding season bring as far as fashion and decor? Of course, we don't know yet, but we see tons of guesses trending online. Everything from stained glass windows to water features. What we can tell you is what we predict from a fabric standpoint based on orders and inquiries we are already receiving from event designers and wedding production companies! It's no secret that most couples want a unique experience. Everything from the venue, tab

At Scenicsource, we are constantly amazed and impressed by the artistry and visual opulence expressed with our fabrics by our incredibly talented clientele. A visit to our gallery page is a must for ideas and creative display. We thank our many customers across the country for contributing their images to our website. Please keep the pic’s coming, and if you haven’t sent any yet, please email any of your images to info@scenicsource.com We are always looking for additions to t

The question comes up often, What is the best fabric to use for pipe & drape? In the old days, that was easily answered with two words… Banjo Cloth (Eeeewwww). Of course, it did the job, it was affordable and fairly durable, but not a pleasure to look at (probably would not even get a Miss Congeniality nod). Much better options are available now, and at very favorable pricing from Scenicsource Fabrics; a top choice and favorite is POLYTEX, available from Scenicsource in almo

If you haven't noticed yet, we try to answer the most frequent questions we receive at Scenicsource Fabrics here on the blog. We hope the blog is an educational tool for those who might be wondering which fabric is best for a particular project or event. So, what is the best fabric (muslin/canvas) for painted backdrops, scenic murals and large fine art? Several factors need to be considered; * What size is the installation, seamless painters fabrics come in many widths, all t

As we celebrate 20 years dedicated to support of our customers productions, we are always on the lookout for new décor ideas to enhance your event. We’re excited to announce these NEW products to our catalog and we want you to be the first to know! To view more about a fabric, simply click on the image to view the product page! 1. SATEEN BLACKOUT LINER Similar to the light blocking window cover used by hotels, but with a soft hand for better drapability, this sateen blacko

We are often asked; what is the best fabric for ceiling draping and/or ceiling swags. While there is no standard answer, there are certain standards to consider. Foremost is the question of flame retardancy. If it is a public access venue, and subject to fire marshal inspection, the draping fabric must have certification that it complies with the NFPA 701 (draping fabric) standards. It may be necessary to produce a flame retardant certificate if requested. Now for the fun par

Not one silkworm was harmed or subjected to inhumane treatment during the production of our Polysilk Event Décor Fabrics . Even our cotton based fabrics were humanely harvested! Whether your choice is Poly or Cotton, we have the most popular and versatile choices available. All are Flame Retardant. Polysilk is 118” width in 5 basic colors. Shanghai Silk is 60” width in 22 vibrant colors Dynasty is 60” width in Dupioni Weave 34 colors Tergalet 106” width, crushed silk look in

While Scenicsource Fabrics, Inc. is a leading wholesale supplier of the broadest selection of the most popular and widely used blackout fabrics to the entertainment and audio visual industry, the question is often asked, what is the difference between all the various types used for masking and blackout? In brief, Duvetyne is considered the lighter weight and more expendable version, generally in the 12 ounce (per yard) weight class… There is some 8 ounce “duvetyne” offered i

Clearing Up Confusion About Flame Retardant Textiles from Steve Schneider of Schneider Textile Finishing Inc. ln the world of flame retardant fabrics there are many codes that a fabric can pass and many ways in how a fabric can be treated to pass the requirements necessary for installation in even the areas that have the strictest fire code regulations. Because there are so many different fire codes it is important to know what the fabric is to be used for. The easiest tests

From humble beginnings in 1998, Scenicsource Fabrics has grown into a premier wholesale supplier of Flame-Retardant Fabrics to the Special Event, Convention, Wedding Decor, and Theatrical Industries. We have enjoyed a steady and managed growth trajectory during, sometimes, very tumultuous economic times. We have sought out and partnered with outstanding and quality oriented textile mills from around the globe, while always maintaining a competitive and value oriented costing

Readying for the Christmas and New Years parties here at Scenicsource means all hands on deck and ready for quick turnaround for all the important event decor fabrics in the most popular colors. Of course, we know that most of the planning and ordering has been done long in advance, but there are always those last minute surprises and "emergencies"... We are ready to help. Look to our broad assortment of event decor fabrics, sheer fabrics, and draping fabrics in a huge select

No decorative element covers more square footage faster, cheaper and easier than fabric does. However, creating the elegant look of an Austrian Ballroom or the ambience of the Grand Hotel requires swags, jabots and tassels, and that may be beyond the reach of current resources. Without the rich swags, the result of draping walls frequently looks like convention draping, even when a unique or interesting fabric is used. Fear not! There are at least two methods that can be used

Making a decorative impression on a large space in a venue or tent can be difficult and expensive. The use of lights, hard props, and florals are all a great trick to accomplish what is needed and indeed it will take a mixture of these. But one of the easiest (I’m sure that is debatable) and cost effective (may also be debatable) is the use of loose fabric. Fabric can be used to hide certain areas such as ceilings and transform them into billowing folds of beauty. And you can