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Product Description
Lightweight High Adhesive Fusible Interlining
Nseamera Lightweight Weight Iron-On Fusible Interfacing, 11.8" x 10 Yards, Non-Woven Adhesive Backing Fabric for Sewing, Quilting, and DIY Crafts, Enhanced Adhesion & Wash Durability
Heavy Glue
Heavy glue 25g/㎡(Not including fabric) is used to ensure better bonding strength and better water resistance
Multiple Uses
Suitable for sewing ideas such as fabric splicing.
How To Use Fusible Interlining
Iron evenly for 15-20 seconds, then turn the garment over and iron the back side again for 10 seconds, applying some pressure with your hands while ironing.
Ironing Equipment And Washing Instructions
Standard irons and garment steamers can be used, but mini irons are not recommended due to insufficient heat. Please wait 24 hours before washing.
Lightweight VS. Medium
Lightweight: It is not stiff after bonding and can be used for summer clothing; Medium:Medium softness, can be used for thicker fabrics or bags.
Andrew W. Johns
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2025
My wife has been asked to make a memory quilt using old clothing. She really likes to use iron-on interfacing for projects like this because it makes knits and t-shirt material less prone to stretching, so that it is easier to work with and lasts longer. This interfacing adheres well to the material when ironed-on, and it does a very good job of stabilizing the material. Its too bad there isn't much in the package, but the price is reasonable for the quantity in the package.
Luckipuppi
Reviewed in the United States on February 4, 2025
I don't have a lot to say about it. I ordered it because my stash only seems to have lightweight in it. This will work much better for hat bands. I have no complaints at all about it.
RedReplicant
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2025
I got the 3 yard segment of fusible interfacing, medium weight. I prefer a medium weight for wearables since it provides a little bit more support for heavier or high-use fabrics. I used this to interface some sating for a dress I am working on, it went on without issue. The sticky side is well-covered with adhesive and I did not have any issues with parts of it lifting or not adhering under the iron. I did quilt over it afterwards so I can't say whether it stays stuck without being sewn onto. I would recommend getting more than three yards, however, because it isn't very wide (less than a foot!) so it won't go very far.
Becky at the beach
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025
I found this great for light weight jobs like hemming slacks, skirts, curtains, but not drapes. I had no trouble ironing it on, it sticks great
SquirrelNYC
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2025
This works well for adding bit of body to lightweight fabrics without making them too stiff, such as in a waistband for linen pants. Where I live, sewing supplies can be very expensive and I have to go out of my way to get it, so this is convenient and on par with the pricing I see outside of the city. It's a small quantity but as I only need this kind of thing for the occasional sewing project I didn't need a lot. It does the job and adheres well.
Chantrelle B
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2025
This works fine and for the price it's a good buy but 3 yards aren't really that much. It'll get used and with the local fabric stores closing this may be something people need to start buying more of online. It's good to have multiple sources for interfacing so you can price and get the best deal.
Ambre P
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2025
I have grown up doing crafting and sewing as both my parents were hobbyist crafters. I was an applied art minor in college, and I volunteer in an historical educational organization where I have made almost all of my own gear, and outfits from underwear out. I am learning a bit of leather working from a friend when we both have time. I am better sewing my historical costumes and fitting them than modern things.It a light to mid weight fusible interfacing. Unlike many sewers I know I have no particular attachment to either sew in or fusible interfacing but use whatever I have that will work best for the project. I even have interfacing I inherited from my mother that still works just fine, as well as interfacing I have purchased, in the last year of both types and all weights. I find this seems to stick almost as well as my mothers old fusible interfacing, but it doesn't stand out as anything that different or special from the better name brand interfacing I have used. I suppose they are calling it more stick because the glue is a thin sheet on one side rather than the frequent dots I have seen more commonly at consumer sewing stores. I so not find this any advantage for me in application, when you apply fusible interfacing correctly according to package directions of the manufacturer. I am unsure why but I do not like the feel of this interfacing, but it seems to works fine, no better or worse than other fusible interfacing.
Brittany D.
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2025
I have used a few different types and brands of interfacing and this one is lightweight and stays on well.-It came well packaged and in perfect shape.-The texture/feel is very similar to other fusible interfacing you can buy in store.-Unlike some it does become/stay flexible once fused as opposed to getting hard and stiff.-The glue is evenly distributed on the fuse side unlike others with “bald” spots.It went on with no problem and is holding up great so far.
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