Looking at different types of interfacing
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
- You can read more about interfacing, pros and cons, fusible versus woven and see links to these products and other resources at so-sew-easy.com...
Whether you sew bags or clothes, from time to time, you’ll need to use an interfacing on your projects and it can often be difficult to choose which one works best with which project.
Most sewing patterns usually will not list a suggested interfacing product, because availability varies so widely that what is available in one area or country, can not be found in another area, making a person in that area reluctant to buy a pattern when the stipulated interfacing can’t be used.
So let’s take a look at a few examples today and you can see in the video how they change the structure of the fabric in each case.
8 years later, still new people like me finding this video! Thanks for sharing!
Gluing the lightweight interface over the heavy/firm one is genius! Exactly the tip I needed for my current project!
It's sad that the Pellon website doesn't have anywhere near the information about their own product that you provide here. Such a comprehensive education you provide here. Thank you so much!
Rhonda Rands I agree. I tried the Pellon website before coming here.
I agree 100%
This has been the BEST demonstration of interfacing I have ever seen on UA-cam or any other platform. For that, I have subscribed and liked. It is a good reference to rewatch when investing in bag ideas. Thanx.
Fabulous video. I ordered Shapeflex 101 after seeing your video. I had been using a non woven fleece before and found I didn’t like the bulk.
This was brilliant. Thanks
This is by far the most informative video on interfacing I’ve found so far. Thank you! As a new sewer it can seem daunting with all the different interfacing options to pick the right one and sadly the staff at my local fabric store are not very helpful and get annoyed when you ask questions. I feel like I can pick out what I need with confidence now after watching your video.
I have the same problem here in NJ. Thank goodness for this video!
So many products out on the market but not enough instruction. This video is so informative with visual as well as an audio explanation. Wonderful! Thank you!
One of the most useful tutorials on different type of interfacing that I have come across. Thank you.
Your wonderful instructional video far far surpasses all the many I have watched on interfacing. I finally feel like I can now choose and order some that will apply to the job. Thank you ever so much!
This was incredibly helpful for a guy who knew nothing about interfacing or which kind to buy. Thank you for making this video!
That was so helpful! I'm a new sewist & asked my mom about interfacing and she didnt know- She's been sewing since childhood!
Good morning ☕️. You know how you do something (in this case use interfacing) for decades but don't know WHY you do it but you do it because that's what you were taught? Well, that's me ... until now ‼️ Talk about a revelation 😻. Can't thank you enough for THE MOST ILLUMINATING TUTORIAL since I learned not to just scoop flour out of the bin when baking 😝. Blessings to you for the blessing you just gave me! ❤️️
Thank you for this! I can see this video is a few years old but the information is timeless!
Where have you been all my life!?!? THIS is what I've been looking for. Thank you so so much!!
Thanks for taking the time to make this video, the samples really helped
Definitely the best teaching I’ve seen. Tfs
Best video of interfacing I have seen...just what I needed. Kudos to you and your demonstrations as well
Enjoy watching your tutorial especially the samples demonstration with their written number making it better to remember. 😊 Thanks
Appreciate that information as I was not sure about the differences for bag making. Watched before I started thank you very much.
Fantastic tutorial! It's going in my library of sewing tips. Thank you so much for your thorough information!
Fantastic tutorial, Showing the different types of interfacing as made it so much clearer now, Thank you x
Thank you very much for explaining the different interfaces. I wasn't sure about which one to use for my project but now it makes more sense.
Very good info, and very helpful! Just want to add that shape flex is great for stabilizing tee shirts for quilts.
I am so glad I ran across this video. You gave me such a clear understanding of using interfacing that I am going out to purchase some for my clutch bags that I make. Again great tutorial
so glad it was useful for you Sheria.
yes it was. Again, thanks
Higthly recomended to understand how interfacing behaves within the making of different projects. I love your presentation. I will save it on my Pinteret and use this as a reference to chose the best kind of interfacin to be use in my projects. Thankyou very much. GBY TX/PR
This is an excellent guide! Really appreciate the time and effort that must have gone into this.
Thank you so much for this video! Very informative, and easy to understand.
Deby, It's funny that I just watched your vid regarding recessed zippers where you used headliner fabric for the first time and struggled. I am sooo glad that I watched this right after. I too would have put the soft side to the fabric like you did and would have suffered too... even with the Teflon foot. Another very informative piece of work. I have it bookmarked for future reference. Thank you very much. Nancy
Thank you, very much for all the information you provided and how to and not to iron them. Now, I have and idea of what to purchase. I'm new at sewing and have been wondering how and which one yo use.
Thank you so much for this video, l love UA-cam, any time I have a sewing or anything else that I need help with, UA-cam is my go to for the answer. 99.9% of the time I find a resolution to a problem that I'm having, or get an altogether different idea from one video. Thank you so much to everyone for all of your help and advice 😘😘😘.
Extremely useful and detailed video. Great Job
Excellent explanation of the different fusible interfacings! Thank you for sharing this valuable information!
Thank you so much, didn't know this much about inter faving, this is going to help me a lot with my hat making🌹
Fabulous tutorial. I love all your videos. You are a wonderful teacher. Thank you so much.
Very nice tutorial on stabilizers. I appreciate it!
amazing thank you!!!!! I wish you would have crumbled up the deco fuse 520 to see if it crumbled great video!!!!!
Thank you for the very informative video. This is going to Help with all my projects!
Thank you so much! I've always wondered what fusible fleece looks like on a piece of fabric. I also use Pellon 987F on my zippered pouches, it's amazing! :)
Hi!!!!! WOW, Thank you so so so much for this video, the way you have explained the use pro's and con's it was so helpful
I LOVE THIS VIDEO! So much information. I downloaded to have on hand while shopping for the correct interfacing. THANK YOU! 😁
Very helpful, concise video with great examples. Thanks!
Very useful! I'm working on a bag with Pellon products and appreciate having seen your video.
Thank you for the most informative guide for interfacing!
Thank you so much for the video. I learned so much!
thank you Debi, This was very helpful.the samples were a great help
Thank you so much! I was wondering about the Peltex but you helped me find the 520 which I think will be a way better choice for me
Such great information on these different kinds of interfacing! Thank you so much!
I’m so happy I came across this video thank you for the information
Thank you so much for your informative video.
Thank you! This information helps tremendously!
Absolutely excellent! Very thorough and informative, thank you!!!
Great tutorial thank you soo much 👏
You are a rockstar! This helps me so much!! Thank You!
Great informative video. Thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge.
Thankyou reallyt Deby really useful information, have been looking for types of interfacing for bags, again many thanks Ronni
Brilliant !! cleared the fog in my head
I am so thankful that you did this video and shared your knowledge in a Visual way with Fabric Application. Thank you so very much!! I am just learning bag making and I had no idea really where to start with stabilizers and I have been trying different stabilizers and sometimes it worked and sometimes it didn’t…it was purely a guessing game. But now I feel as if I have a good knowledge base because you took the time to share your knowledge in such a way that I understand and I am so grateful!!
I do have one more question, what do you use for the bottom of the bag? You know the part that feels like hard like plastic that helps the bag have a stable bottom so it stands up. I would appreciate any and all advice you have. Thank you again! 😊
Thank you! From the U.S.
Thank you very much for the very clear explanation.
What a great tutorial. Thanks!
This was so sew easy to understand!! Thank you so very much! 💝 🧵
This is SO good!! Thank you
This was all so helpful and resourceful! Thank you for this wealth of information. I have been searching the internet to find out when to use a fusible interfacing and when to use fusible web. Why would one use one over the other? I am making a quilt which calls for both for different applique pieces to be sewn onto the quilt. Do you have any insight on this topic? Thank you again!
Alice Brown: I use fusible web to attach the applique to the quilt, then I stitch around the edges of the applique (use whatever stitch you like). The fusible web is used when you want 2pieces of fabric attached to each other. I do not trust the glue on the web to continue to hold the applique to the quilt or garment through repeated washings so I stitch it down; but the glue on the fusible web does a good job keeping the applique in place without pins or basting while I stitch around the edges. There are some nice YT videos demonstrating this. There is a technique for attaching fusible interfacing to the applique by stitching the interfacing wrong side to the applique right side, (use 1/4" seam allowance). Then cut away the interfacing center area, leaving a inch or so border of interfacing all around the outside edge. Then turn the interfacing to the wrong side. You can now press the applique with fusible interfacing to the quilt, and then stitch around the edges. Interfacing doesn't make the applique as stiff as fusible web. I hope this helps some. If it only confused you I apologize I for adding my 2cents worth. Fusible interfacing only has glue on one side, while fusible Web has glue on 2 sides.
@@jojosewist8921 Thank you for this detailed information! My pattern calls for the technique to attach the fusible interfacing to the appliqué right side. So thank you for this added support! I appreciate you taking the time to share your two cents. 😊
Learnt many new things. Thank you! I only know and use the thin, paper-ish fusible one. Now I understand som other types. I make (learning, actually) clothes mostly.
I am new to sewing. This tutorial really helped. Can I sew over the fusible part?
Your tutorials are excellent. Thank you so much.
Excellent information. Thank you for sharing.
What a wonderful video....
Deby, thanks again for a refreshing course, and I also learned few techniques in your video, also I wanted to know if you have used "In-R-Form Plus" for bag making, it comes both side fusible and also one sided, it is sewing machine friendly, made by BOSAL, and is also made in the USA, if you have not used it before, give it a try, you will love it, thanks again for another great video
Tanya Townsend Thanks for the tip, I'll see if I can find that.
If you use the deco fuse in your wallet, can you do a tutorial about it? Thank you for doing this video! It was so good for me to see.
thanks for sharing all these information about interfacing. I'm new to using these. do you add fabric on the back of interfacing along with the front fabric?
Thanks for the great information. I'm so new to seeing and this video answered my questions, and then some 😊
Brilliant explanation. Thank you
I have a bag of Liberty scraps that have not been cut on the grain.I have two projects in mind. one EPP hexagons.and a scrap quilt. can I fuse the fabric in each case?
It would be helpful to give the formal names and actual catalogue no’s fir ordering ! After watching this I went to visaline web site and can’t tell the thickness to order I want a fusible soft fleece but not too thick ???
I prefer Pellon but here in the UK there aren't many suppliers of it!
Thanks a lot for this video. It's really interesting
Thank you this video is super helpful very informative 😁
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you!
Excellent Interfacing 101 class
Thank you so much! I just started sewing and was so confused about which interfacing to use - I just made my first drawstring project bag and used Pellon 808 and felt maybe it was too stiff when I pull the drawstrings closed - it didn’t drape as nicely as I’d like. Do you have a recommendation? After watching your video I thought I’d try the shapeflex 101. Thanks again!
Loved this! Very helpful. Would really appreciate a link to where you source your interfacing. Struggling to find good variety of interfacing where I live and ordering online is challenging when you can't see or feel the interfacing in your hands. Thank you.
That's exactly the problem I was having, I didn't know what they were like so I was afraid to order online. I hope this video gives you more of an idea now. In terms of where to buy them, I just ordered online from JoAnn here - bit.ly/1z5hBol
They often have a 50% sale on the bolt so you can buy a big bolt at a really good price that will last a LONG time.
Great, thank you so much:)
+So Sew Easy hi there, I have just attempted to order to Australia online, but joann dont do international shipping, are you based in the US or the UK please? lots of sellers on amazon but they wont ship to Australia either, frustrating as online sellers in Australia are 3 times the price, :(. thanks.
very helpful and informative. thank you so much.
Thanks that's been really useful.
Thank you so much for the very helpful video!
A sewing or bag pattern will often ask for an interfacing by number, say SF-101 and as I'm trying to buy on line I have no idea what I'm looking for . Is there a list of these numbers and what the interfacing is i.e., whether it's for dressmaking, bag making or for something else?
Very informative! I didn´t know that there are existing so many different kinds of interfacing..:D
I have to look where I can buy these special things in Germany. Thanks for the Video :)
Very informative! Thanks for sharing this info. Fairly new to your channel & I am really enjoying your videos.
Thank you for your video. Very informative. Im attempting a quiet book project but i am unsure on what i should use for interfacing to make the pages a bit sturdier. What would you suggest?
Great video! I am making a leather hobo style bag and would like to know which interfacing I would use around the edge of the bag?
How would you iron this on to Fleece? I work with mainly fleece and when I make baskets they were not standing up good enough so I bought some extra firm pellon, I believe it is the F71. It does say iron on and I paid a lot for it so I want to use it. Thanks
Great video. Thank you !!
This was so helpful! Thank you!
Yu have beautiful hands. And thank you for the information.
Do you have any suggestions for a light weight interface that’s breathable and waterproof?
This was awesome, thank you so much ❤
Thank you so much!
Great info. Thank you!
Very helpful. Thanks for sharing
Great information.
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great video