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16 May 2012 Interfacing may also be fusible or sew-in. Fusibles have an adhesive on one side which will be activated by your iron. Hand held steamers will not bond interfacing to fabric. The choice between a fusible & a sew-in interfacing depends on the fabric, the degree of firmness desired & personal preference.
If your fabric is one that can be safely ironed, and does not have decoration or texture that would be ruined by pressing, then you can use a fusible interfacing. The most important thing to consider when choosing interfacing is the weight of your fabric. Never use interfacing that is a heavier weight than your fabric. It should
16 Apr 2010 It's not the most exciting topic, and it can be difficult to find good advice on how to choose, buy and apply interfacing. So I have written this handy guide to interfacing which I hope some will find useful. First I look at what interfacing is, and how to choose types of interfacing; and finally, how to apply fusible
Light weight Interfacings. A Comprehensive Guide to Interfacing. From left to right – fusible tricot, silk organza, muslin. The majority of the time, when I'm making a garment, I find that I only really want some lightweight stabilization. These stabilizers give the fabric strength but don't take away from the fluidity or natural drape
31 May 2012 Pellon interfacing is available in the U.S. If you are one of my friends in another country, I have put together this helpful interfacing conversion chart for I would, say, use the Thermolam fused to the exterior fabric of the bag, and possibly either Shape Flex or fusible fleece fused to the lining fabric of the bag.
23 Apr 2013
Description: There are different weights of fusible interfacing. A lot of fusible interfacings are non-woven. When to use it: When you are looking for a crisp look or to change the drape of the fabric. Can you wash it? Usually. Always check the label on the bolt to be certain. Tips for use: Fusible inter-facings will usually create a
20 Feb 2015 Fusible interfacing has a fabric 'glue' on one side. Using a fusible interfacing can be easier to keep track of and you simply fuse and then have the one layer to deal with in your sewing = less shifting. Amy Butler International Interfacing Guide – other country equivalents to the Pellon products shown.
18 Nov 2008 by Ann Steeves An Online Extra to Threads #123. In the Basics column in the February/March 2006 issue of Threads (#123), I explain why fusible interfacing—fabric with beads of adhesive on one side that can be melted with an iron—helps strengthen your fashion fabric. I also demonstrate how to cut,
8 Mar 2013 So let's talk about the interfacing I use with the quilt weight fabric. First I want to say that because I am a quilter, I make quilted bags. And I don't quilt only on batting! interfacing guide for bags. These bags below are made with Fusible Fleece – Fusible Thermolam – Batting – Timtex. They add structure and
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