Woven Fusible Interfacing

Fusible interfacing, ideal for embroidery where water or tearing could damage the fabric.

  • Fine muslin-like fabric, heat-sensitive
  • Partially removed, disappears only where the iron makes direct contact
  • Unit of sale: linear metre with a width of 150 cm

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150cm x Linear metre Ref: 004206
Woven Fusible Interfacing
€8.99 VAT not included / Each Unit
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  • Buy 50 for €7.19 each
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> Description

> Things to Keep in Mind

> Tips and Advice

> Related Posts

 

DESCRIPTION

  • Heat-sensitive, can be removed by brushing after applying heat with an iron
  • Provides stiffness in delicate embroidery and lace tulles
  • Can be used on the front or back of the embroidery
  • Does not produce fumes and is completely harmless
  • Leaves a soft and pleasant finish to the touch without affecting the fabric's drape and without a stiff effect
  • You will find the interfacing sample in Related Products

 

THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND

  • After ironing, the interfacing turns brown. This does not affect the fabric's colour
  • Available in bag format for small metre purchases
  • Sold by the linear metre, not in separate fabric pieces
  • Some embroidered designs may be completely incompatible with the fabric, it is advisable to conduct prior tests

 

TIPS AND ADVICE

  • Interfacing residues can be removed by brushing or using an air gun
  • Ideal for use on the reverse side of fabrics that should not come into contact with water, such as corduroy or velvet
  • Recommended for use when the fabric is too delicate for tear-away or cut-away interfacing, or if the fabric cannot be washed, or if you are using a special embroidery technique, such as macramé

 

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