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  • Woven Cotton Interfacing - Iron-on Interlining, Standard Medium

    Structure that behaves like fabric. A premium woven cotton interfacing that supports collars, cuffs and waistbands while keeping the natural drape and movement of your fabric.

    ✔Premium woven cotton interfacing
    ✔Moves with your fabric, unlike non-woven interfacing
    ✔Adds support without making fabric overly stiff
    ✔Helps garments and accessories keep their shape
    ✔Ideal for cotton, linen and lightweight wool, and many other woven fabrics
    ✔For dressmaking, bag making, quilting and home décor

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    Product Details

    Our Woven Cotton Interfacing is a premium-quality interfacing designed to provide structure, stability, and support while maintaining the natural drape and movement of your fabric. Unlike non-woven interfacing, woven interfacing is made with a woven construction, allowing it to behave much more like the fabric it is attached to. This makes it an excellent choice for garments and projects where you want to retain a soft, natural finish without adding unnecessary stiffness.

    Because the fibres are woven together, this interfacing moves with the fabric, helping your finished project look and feel more professional. It is particularly well suited to natural fibres such as cotton, linen, and lightweight wool, but can also be used with many other woven fabrics.

    Ideal for both dressmaking and home décor, woven cotton interfacing adds the perfect amount of support while preserving comfort and flexibility.

    Why Choose Woven Cotton Interfacing?

    • Support without stiffness: enough body to keep a collar crisp or a waistband flat, without making the fabric feel boardy
    • Natural drape: your fabric still hangs and moves the way it should
    • Shape that lasts: it helps garments and accessories keep their shape over time
    • A smooth finish: the interfacing and the fabric work as one, so there are fewer ripples and less bubbling
    • A strong, reliable weave: it holds up well to wear and washing
    • Suitable for a wide range of sewing projects.

    What to use it for

    • Shirts and blouses: collars, cuffs, button plackets and facings
    • Dresses: necklines, armholes and facings
    • Skirts and trousers: waistbands and openings
    • Jackets: lapels and front edges
    • Pockets: to keep the shape and strengthen the opening
    • Bags and pouches: to add structure to panels, flaps and straps
    • Quilting and patchwork: for added stability in small projects
    • Home décor and crafts: any project that needs extra stability

    Tips for using it

    • Test a swatch of your fabric and the interfacing together before you cut
    • Pre-wash both the fabric and the interfacing, so they shrink in the same way
    • Cut the interfacing on the same grain as your fabric piece, so they move together
    • Trim the seam allowances of the interfacing, to cut down on bulk in the seams


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