Interfacing for tee shirt quilts.
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Interfacing for tee shirt quilts.
So I read 7 yeas ago that Pellon 950F was great for tee shirt quilts.
I bought bits of it as I was able, and made a nice big tee shirt quilt using it to interface the shirts.
Now, I've stocked up on it again for another tee shirt project.
But it's not the same. The stuff falls off shirts almost as soon as I put it on. Did the formula change?
What interfacing is actually good for working with tee shirts these days?
I bought bits of it as I was able, and made a nice big tee shirt quilt using it to interface the shirts.
Now, I've stocked up on it again for another tee shirt project.
But it's not the same. The stuff falls off shirts almost as soon as I put it on. Did the formula change?
What interfacing is actually good for working with tee shirts these days?
Last edited by QuiltnNan; 09-10-2016 at 04:56 PM. Reason: pm
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I always us the Pellon 906F. It is sort of a knit, with stretch in one direction. Always iron it on with the stretch going in the opposite direction from the T-shirt. It's light weight, and the shirts hold up very well.
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