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Fusible Woven Interfacing - 5 yds. x 47" - Grey

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Interlining & Interfacing for every need.

Fusible Woven Wigan is used as a backing for firm support. Use on silks, synthetics and microfiber. Measures 5 yards x 47" (W). Made from cotton. Available in grey (GY) only.

Features

  • Fusible woven interlining
  • Used as a backing for firm support
  • Use on silks, synthetics and microfiber

Product Specifications

Brand: WAWAK
Units: Each
Size / Dimension: 5 yds. L x 47" W
Material: Cotton
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What interfacing is recommended for making your own patches/appliqués? It is for stretchy Knit fabric. Thank you
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There are several stock #'s that you can choose from. For regular Applique & Patches: Pellon Wonder Under (Stock #: INTF48WH), Felt (Stock #: INTF536WH) and Make It Simpler (Stock #: INTF1502WH). For Knits, you can use Fusible Medium Weight Tricot (Stock #: INTF200*, INTF500* and INTF2500*) and Fusible Fuse Soft Firm (Stock #: INTF525*, INTF527* and INTF2525*).
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Which interfacing would replace Pellon SF101?
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Hello! The INTF2525 or INTF525 would be a comparable product. Thanks for asking.
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Is this machine washable?
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Hello, yes, it is machine washable. Thanks for checking.
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Is this considered lightweight and can it be used with linen?
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Hello, and thanks for your question. This interfacing would be considered medium weight and it could be used with linen.
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Is this similar to Pellon SF101?
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Yes, they are both a fusible woven cotton interfacing.
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Why would I choose a woven over a non-woven interfacing?
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Woven interfacing has a true grain direction unlike non-woven interfacing. Woven interfacing tends to last longer and be stronger than non-woven. However, when using it, it's important that the grain of the interfacing match the grain of the fabric that it's be applied to. For best result select an interfacing that is just a little lighter weight than the fabric you will use it on.
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I wish to make those sewn fabric boxes that are popular online. They call for interfacing . Which one would I use?
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Hi Kellie, we think that you would use the double-sided adhesive, like the INTF535 or the INTF3535. Thanks for your question.
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October 27, 2020
Excellent Cotton Fusible Interfacing

This woven cotton fusible is an excellent interfacing. It bonds well and has a smooth finish. One shouldn’t have any issues when working with fabrics: cut a desired piece and iron it by pressing firmly to bond whatever fabric you are working with. I've worked with a cotton-linen blend and a pure cotton fabric and had no issues at all. Any fabric will work. Initially, I was skeptical about purchasing it, because I questioned its bonding capabilities; however, after usage, the skepticism dissipated due to the great bonding quality of the product. I am accustomed to using Pellon SF101 Shape-flex (cotton woven interfacing) for many years, but due to limited availability and questionable price hikes, I made the choice to purchase this interfacing. Honestly, this cotton interfacing is very similar to Pellon SF101. The only major difference is its grey color, whereas Pellon SF101 comes in only black and white. Overall, I am glad with the purchase and will definitely buy more in the future.

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