Material

Interlining

Lightweight fusible interfacing (20-30 g/m²) used to stabilize facings.

Where it is used

1. Fusible interfacing (Front)

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  1. Fuse a 0.7 cm-wide strip of interfacing to the front neckline edge on the wrong side.
1. Fusible interfacing (Front)
Open the step in the "Basic V-Neck T-Shirt Pattern | Easy Knit Top PDF | Everyday Casual Womens Tee | Beginner Sewing | L-XXL" pattern →

1. Fusible interfacing (Sleeves)

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  1. Fuse a 0.7 cm-wide strip of interfacing to the sleeve neckline edges on the wrong side.
1. Fusible interfacing (Sleeves)
Open the step in the "Basic V-Neck T-Shirt Pattern | Easy Knit Top PDF | Everyday Casual Womens Tee | Beginner Sewing | L-XXL" pattern →

Interfacing Armhole Edges

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  1. Attach a strip of fusible interfacing, cut across the grain, 0.7 cm wide, to the armhole edges of the front panel.
Interfacing Armhole Edges
Open the step in the "Knitted Sundress Sewing Pattern: Tie Back Summer Dress (PDF Pattern, XS-XXL, US2-12)" pattern →

Cut Fusible Interfacing

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  1. From fusible interfacing, cut the following pieces: Front facing - 2 pcs, Back neckline facing - 1 pc. Do not fuse the main fabric pieces!
Cut Fusible Interfacing
Open the step in the "Peplum Waistcoat Pattern PDF | V-Neck Button Vest | Tailored Sleeveless Top | Womens Linen Blouse | XS-M" pattern →

Related terms

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