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Tips for interfacing fabrics
To achieve the best results, it is incredibly important to choose the right interfacing fabrics. Different types of interfacing require different fusing methods, so we recommend testing with your own iron before getting started. This ensures that the softness, volume and stabilisation meet your expectations, as most interfacing fabrics feel different after fusing.
After ironing, allow the fused sections to lie flat and cool for approximately 20–30 minutes so the adhesive can properly stabilise.
A guide to sewing with interlining
We have created a practical guide with helpful tips and tricks for working with interlining. Read the guide here.