interfacing
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I am looking at interfacing for a tshirt quilt
Lately I have been using Heat'n Bond Non-Woven Lightweight Fusible Interfacing. I am not sure why I started buying that brand
But I am wondering about trying Pellon P44F fusible interfacing
has anyone used that P44F? Will it work for tshirt quilts?
Lately I have been using Heat'n Bond Non-Woven Lightweight Fusible Interfacing. I am not sure why I started buying that brand
But I am wondering about trying Pellon P44F fusible interfacing
has anyone used that P44F? Will it work for tshirt quilts?
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I sometimes use Pellon 911F (non-woven) but prefer Pellon ShapeFlex--it's woven and has little stretch in one direction, but once used it's not really noticeable. What I love about it is that it's so light weight and drapes well, so the block is not stiff at all.
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I don't use any non woven interfacing on anything that will be laundered a lot. Years ago when I was making a lot of clothing, I had several instances of the non woven coming apart after being laundered several times. I use one of the tricot interfacings. They are soft and don't fall apart as the non wovens can.
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I sometimes use Pellon 911F (non-woven) but prefer Pellon ShapeFlex--it's woven and has little stretch in one direction, but once used it's not really noticeable. What I love about it is that it's so light weight and drapes well, so the block is not stiff at all.
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