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Old 08-14-2013, 11:05 AM
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ckcowl
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I always use a very lightweight fusible non-woven interfacing (pellon from joannes is inexpensive & works well) - it is very lightweight (like a dryer sheet) so does not add bulk to your seams- keeps everything square and neat so no stretching. I would interface any fabric that may stretch, or fray a lot- and press the interfacing to the backs of the fabrics before cutting, definitely before any construction- since it is used to keep the fabric from stretching out of shape- give stability.
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