Fusible interfacing strip
A thin adhesive strip used to stabilize seams and prevent stretching, especially on knit shoulders.
Where it is used
1. Fusing
p. 5- Attach a 1.0 cm wide strip of fusible interfacing to the shoulder seam of the back piece on the wrong side.

Fusing
p. 5- Attach a 1.0 cm wide strip of fusible interfacing to the shoulder seam of the back piece on the wrong side.

Fusible Interfacing
p. 4- Fuse a 0.7 cm-wide strip of interfacing to the front neckline edge and back panel neckline on the wrong side.

Fusible Interfacing (Sleeves)
p. 5- Fuse a 0.7 cm-wide strip of interfacing to the sleeve neckline edges on the wrong side.

Interfacing
p. 6- Attach a strip of interfacing, 1.0 cm wide, along the neckline edge of the central panel from the inside to the edge of the front.

Interfacing Neckline and Shoulder Edges
p. 2- Fuse a strip of interfacing, 1.0 cm wide, on the neckline edges of the front and back pieces, and the shoulder edges of the back piece on the wrong side. If the fabric is sheer, you must apply edge tape (selvage tape) to the shoulder edge.

Related terms
marketing variant ofKnit fusible interfacing strip
← requiresFusing shoulder seams
← requiresFusing shoulder seams
← stabilized byV-neckline with crossed placket
← stabilized byRaglan sleeve assembly
← stabilized byKnit fabric