Medium Weight 12"X 30 Yards Fusible Interfacing for Sewing,Iron-On Non-Woven Int

Description: High-quality Polyester Material：The one-sided fusible interfacing is easily fused with a hot iron, offering excellent protection and reinforcement for fabric stitching while providing structural support for collars and facings.Versatile Applications：Ideal for quilting and crafting projects, it's suitable for various items like handbags, purses, cuffs, collars, pockets, waistbands, blouses, voile, handkerchief linen fabrics, broadcloth, jersey, knits, and both men's and women's garments, especially those made of light to medium-weight fabrics.Perfect Size for Medium to Large Projects：Each sewing interfacing package measures 12 inches by 30 yards, making it well-suited for medium to large projects. Additionally, it's convenient for use on smaller garments by simply trimming the interfacing to fit any pattern.Easy Application：Apply the interfacing to the wrong side of the fabric, ensuring the adhesive coating (shiny side) is facing down. Avoid direct heat contact with the interfacing and cover it with a cotton cloth when ironing.Enhance your sewing projects with our Fusible Interfacing, designed to be thin and lightweight for seamless integration into your fabric. Its discreet presence ensures that it seamlessly blends in without adding unnecessary bulk, while its adhesive backing provides strong reinforcement for fabric stitching. Product Description EWVVSS Fusible Interfacing for Sewing The video showcases the product in use.The video guides you through product setup.The video compares multiple products.The video shows the product being unpacked. "Fusible interfacing" is a heat-reactive fabric that bonds with materials, enhancing stability and support in garment production. It melts at specific temperatures, adheres to the fabric, and forms a strong bond upon cooling. Various applications Fusible interfacing has a wide range of uses in garment making, including reinforcing seams, shaping clothing, creating skirt pleats, and enhancing the appearance of collars, pockets, or cuffs. You can use it to fully unleash your creativity！ How to Properly Use Single-Sided Fusible Interfacing Using single-sided fusible interfacing in garment construction is a technique that enhances stability and support, particularly with medium-weight interlining for areas needing reinforcement like shoulders, collars, or cuffs. Light-weight interlining prioritizes comfort over structure. Light-weight & Medium-weight Medium-weight interlining is typically made from thicker materials. In contrast, light-weight interlining materials are thinner and lighter, but they enhance the breathability and comfort of the garment. When using fusible interfacing in garment construction, there are several important considerations to ensure the best results and avoid potential issues Choose the Right Type: Select the appropriate fusible interfacing for the fabric you are working with. Different fabrics may require different types of interfacing in terms of weight and composition. Test First: Always test the interfacing on a scrap piece of the fabric before applying it to the actual garment. This will allow you to adjust the iron temperature or pressure if necessary and avoid potential mistakes on the final product. Protect the Iron: Use a clean pressing cloth or parchment paper between the iron and the fusible interfacing to protect the iron plate from the adhesive and to prevent any potential transfer of color or texture from the fabric. Apply Even Heat and Pressure: Ensure that the iron is moved evenly across the interfacing to distribute heat and pressure consistently. This will help achieve a uniform bond and prevent localized melting or wrinkling. Cool Down Properly: After applying the interfacing, allow the garment to cool down completely before handling or moving it. This will ensure that the bond is fully set and prevent any distortion. Avoid Reheating: Once the interfacing has been bonded, avoid reheating the area excessively, as this can weaken the bond or cause the adhesive to melt again. Handle with Care: Fusible interfacing can be delicate, especially when it's hot. Handle the garment carefully to avoid stretching or misaligning the pieces. Clean the Iron: After using the iron with fusible interfacing, make sure to clean it thoroughly to remove any residual adhesive. This will prevent any buildup on the iron plate that could affect future use. Store Properly: Keep fusible interfacing in a cool, dry place away from heat sources and direct sunlight. This will prevent the adhesive from deteriorating and ensure it remains effective for future use. EWVVSS Related Products Price：$9.99 Size：12 Inches x 30 Yards Price：$9.99 Size：12 Inches x 30 Yards Price：$18.99 Size：12 Inches x 30 Yards*2 Weight：Medium Weight Application：All kinds of textile fabrics Weight：Light Weight Application：All kinds of textile fabrics Weight：Medium and Light Weight Application：All kinds of textile fabrics

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