Interfacing sewing

Looking to give a project a specific shape? Want to make sure that collar stays crisp? You’re in the market for interfacing or stabilizer. These layers rest behind the fabric and are a handy tool for every sewer to master. Achieving professional sewing results can be as easy as choosing the proper interfacing or stabilizer.…

When you pick a sewing pattern to start for your next project, you'll pick your fabrics and hardware first because those give the bag it's unique style and

In today's video, I'll be showing you how to fuse iron-on interfacing to fabric. Interfacing is an extra layer of fabric that is used to make certain parts of a garment thicker and more sturdy. You'll often find it used in button plackets, collars, waistbands and facings. In the tutorial, I'll share all my tips for how to adhere iron-on interfacing to your fabric and prevent puckering or separating.

Learn the basics of sewing interfacing with our beginner's guide. Discover tips and tricks for using this essential tool in your sewing projects.

Lazies, Interfacing has been a bad bedtime story for too long. Bad product names, mystery properties, generic instructions - ack! Sew Lazy interfacing

Understanding the difference between interfacing and stabilizer can help you achieve professional sewing results. Here we explain how and when to use both.

Everything you need to know about what is interfacing in sewing, types of interfacing, how to use interfacing -including interfacing tips you have to know if you sew.

Sewing Tip: Block-Fuse Interfacing to Facings - Threads

Aurora Sisneros provides some exciting and helpful interfacing sewing tips in this sewing video.