Thick Single Sided Adhesive Interfacing Fabric, 50x90cm Iron On Fusible Interfacing for Sewing, Quilting, Collars and Dress Making - 420g

Description: This fusible interlining is made of polyester and is designed to provide a strong and reliable foundation for a variety of sewing projects. Using non-woven stitching technology, this interfacing ensures a strong and stable bond with the fabric. How To Use: 1. The iron can be ironed and bonded. It is suitable for the adhesive lining. Do not let the iron emit steam. Just iron it on directly with the iron or press the lining machine. 2. Temperature: 125-135℃ 3. Pressure: 1.5-2.5kg/cm2 4. Time: 10-14s 5. ①Paving the fabric on the cotton shop. ②The iron is used to directly iron the fabric onto the cotton, or use a lining machine, do not release steam during use. Product Specification: Material: Polyester Technology: Non woven Pattern: Coated Size: 90cm/ 35.43in x 50cm/ 19.68in Weight Options: 110g/ 200g/ 320g/ 420g Color: White Package Includes: 1 x Thick Single Sided Adhesive Interfacing Fabric Notice: Due to the error of measurement, all in kind shall prevail. Note: It will not cut, if you order more than 2 pieces in same size.

• Dimensions: 50 x 90cm/ 19.68 x 35.43in. This fabric provides enough coverage for a variety of garments and craft needs, perfect for a variety of projects, from small pieces to larger garments.
• Material: This fusible interlining is made of polyester and is designed to provide a strong and reliable foundation for a variety of sewing projects. Using non-woven stitching technology, this interfacing ensures a strong and stable bond with the fabric.
• Single-sided: Designed specifically for garment interlining, this fabric has glue on the back (single side) that can be set into shape by ironing it onto the fabric, enhancing the structure of the garment.
• Thickened: 110g/ 200g/ 320g/ 420g weight options are available to meet different thickness requirements, ensuring you have the right weight for your specific project.
• Easy to use: No special tools or equipment are required other than an iron and a steady hand. It is recommended to use a temperature of 125-135℃, and a pressure of 1.5-2.5kg/cm2, so as not to damage the fabric.