PLANTIONAL Lightweight White Iron-On Non-Woven Fusible Interfacing: 11.6" x 30yd Lightweight Non-Woven Interfacing Iron On Polyester Single-Sided Interfacing for DIY Crafts Supplies

This stuff is fabulous! As a new sewing, I love that it is in a roll and easy for me to find quickly. Having used the wrong stuff previously to make a bag with, I purchased this and love it! It gives a little more stability to my boxy bags that I make with a light cotton. I can have confidence in my new sewing adventures!

Though it says medium weight, consider it more of a very lightweight and you’re good to go. Can’t beat the price and if you really need more stiffness, just add a layer. It works well and the price can’t be beat.

This interfacing is very nice, smooth and soft. I have used it twice already and it works great.

Love this product. It came with so much for the price and the quality is great. I have been making wristlets with it and it works perfect for them! So happy with the adhesion and durability of this product! Size of the roll is so good for the price!

At first I was worried about it being in a roll, but that did not have a negative effect at all. The fabric itself felt better than some interlinings I purchased from a store. Very tightly woven. It worked well for me on purses, and some home interior items.

This interfacing is perfect for my sewing projects. It's buildable so I can use 1 or several layers. If I make a mistake I can peel it away easily.

Love having this on a roll so it doesn’t have gold lines and wrinkles. Convenient and nice size. Easy to use.

This is decent quality lightweight interfacing. A great value for 30 yards of material.

Je l'ai utilisé pour la première fois aujourd'hui et ça a bien fonctionné. Ça a bien collé à mon tissus et ça a donné plus de tenue à mon projet de couture.

Cumple perfectamente su función.

Great product and at such a great price. Was sceptical of whether this would work in place of branded fusible interfacing products that I usually buy - so was pleasantly surprised. This interfacing appears to be ultra lightweight though, so when applying it to your fabric, you do need a sheet of heat-resistant parchment paper over this interfacing before ironing to prevent glue sticking on your iron.

First off, DO NOT forget to use an ironing cloth between your iron and the interfacing! I have ADHD, and forgot once, only to have the interfacong practically evaporate - oh wait, there it is - permanently adhered to my iron. 🫤 My fault. I've been using this to stiffen some polyester rip-stop fabric. I make heat-press hand flags, and thought I'd use some scrap fabric to make patches. The fabric itself is too thin, so I bought this interfacing. I have also used it on some upcycled denim for a bag. The directions don't include a temperature or time for pressing, so I just set the iron to "cotton" and pressed for... a while? Maybe 20-25 seconds, then lift the pressing cloth to check. If I still see a lot of dots from the adhesive, I press a bit more. It works okay, moderate stiffness, but the adhesion isn't great, especially on the denim.

Idéal pour les projets de couture