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What is Pellon 808 used for?
Pellon® 808 Craft-Fuse® is a fast and easy-to-use nonwoven, fusible fabric backing that adds strength and body. It is excellent for home décor projects, apparel accessories and children’s toys. For areas that require extra rigidity, use 2 layers. It is completely sewing machine safe and won’t gum up your needle.
What is craft weight fusible interfacing?
A non-woven, heavy-weight fusible fabric backing that adds strength and body. It is excellent for home decor projects, apparel accessories and children’s toys. For areas that require extra rigidity use two layers. It is completely sewing machine safe and won’t gum up your needle.
What is Pellon stabilizer used for?
50 Pellon® Stabilizer Heavyweight is a sew-in stabilizer for extra firm body and stiffening. It is great for use in printing, visor brims, backpacks, and drapery headers. Machine wash warm.
What is Pellon interfacing?
Pellon® PLF36 Fusible Interfacing is an ultra lightweight interfacing for light to medium-weight fabrics. It is great for wovens, knits, blouses, and sheer garments. It is excellent for use with crepe de chine, voile, and handkerchief linen fabrics. It can also be used for stabilization of quilting projects.
Which side do you iron on fusible interfacing?
Lay the interfacing on top of the fabric, fusible side down. Pro Tip: It’s easy to tell which side is which. The fusible side is somewhat bumpy, while the non-fusible side is smooth.
Is Pellon stabilizer washable?
They can be washed or dry cleaned. Other types of Pellon® interfacings are woven, knitted or weft-inserted. Interfacing may be fusible or sew-in.
Which Pellon interfacing is best for face masks?
Currently, “non-woven” interfacing is being recommended by some as an option for filter material, specifically Pellon interfacing 380, 808, 810, 830, 880F, 910, 911FF, 930, 931TD, 950F, and Oly-Fun by Fairfield.
Why is my fusible interfacing not sticking?
Fusible Interfacing Not Sticking If you make sure to pre-wash the fabric before starting your project, that can help prevent this problem. Another reason this may happen is that your iron is not hot enough. In that case, you just need to keep the iron on the fabric longer.