Pellon Shape-Flex Woven Interfacing-15 x 2yd, Cotton, White, 1 Count (Pack of 1)

I've been through so many different brands of fusable interfacing and they've all been ok or useless. Then I found this. Brilliant, best I've ever used. So long as you follow instructions it really is marvellous. It fuses really really well, it provides support without reducing the flexibility like so many do. It's soft too, another bonus. Definitely worth every penny and I'll not use another brand now. The size is adequate for most needs, but do check the sizing to make sure its right for your project. I've now set up a subscribe & save on here for it.

I used this when sewing a fabric wallet. It worked very well. The Pellon package had the instructions inside on how to bond it to the fabric. That was very much appreciated.When using fusible interfacing on fabrics that are going to be sewn, it's important to leave about 1cm/ 1/2" gap between the fabric piece and the seam allowance. If the interfacing is bonded to the seam allowance it could make it a tad more difficult to sew and will definitely add more bulk to the seam.Highly recommend.

Used for interlining for bags

Great product for bags would purchase again

Pleased with this. Have used it up and have just bought another pack. I’ve been using it for making little drawstring bags (hobby sewing), upon recommendation by a pattern I’m following (Wee Braw Bag by Sweet Cinnamon Roses). It’s easy to cut and apply by following the instructions and stays put. The result (with quilting cotton) holds its shape but is still flexible, allowing the small drawstring bag to stand. The width (15”) is perfect for bag making - it’s easy to roll out and cut when you don’t have acres of space on your mat/table. The slight creases caused by the roll/packaging disappeared upon application to my fabric (quilting cotton). Price seems good and Prime delivery was a winner when it was needed relatively last minute.

Is it wrong to have a favourite interfacing? Well I do- I’ve now bought this several times and it’s worth the price. It’s very easy to use. It cuts well, and irons on easily, maintaining its shape. And seems to stay stuck too. Would definitely recommend.

I got this to interline some fabric for some project bags. It irons well and does the job.

This is the first time I have used a woven interfacing, but let me say it will not be the last. While I always favoured a cheaper non woven alternative this was so nice to work with. Perfect amount of stabilization given and so soft to touch. Will use from now on.

I love using this for added stability in the bags I sew. Great product!

I used this interfacing somewhat unconventionally… to patch a vintage sheet that had shredded in several places due to the aged fabric’s encounter with my apt building’s killer washing machine. I rounded the corners to minimize fraying, and initially was planning to mend after stabilizing the fabric with the iron on support, but decided to see how it worked on its own. It has survived several washings already and it’s a much softer and more flexible solution than similar iron on patches, so it’s actually comfortable. The destroyed sheet matches a vintage bedding set and it’s not replaceable, so I’m pleased this turned out to be an inexpensive way to salvage it for additional use.

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J' ai fait cet achat après avoir lu des avis très favorables de personnes qui fabriquent et vendent des sacs à projets au Canada.Je vais l'essayer prochainement pour doubler des pochettes et sacs à projets .

Good. Thanks