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Fusible interfacing on a knit base

A lightweight, stretchy adhesive backing used to stabilize seams in knit garments without restricting stretch.

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Where it is used

1. Fusible interfacing (Back)

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  1. Fuse a 0.7 cm-wide strip of interfacing to the back panel neckline edge on the wrong side.
1. Fusible interfacing (Back)
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 →

3. Stabilize shoulder seams

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  1. To keep the shoulder seam from stretching: Apply a strip of fusible interfacing on a knit base, 0.5 cm wide and as long as the shoulder edge on the back piece, or place a strip of the same knit fabric under the overlock stitching.
3. Stabilize shoulder seams
Open the step in the "Long Sleeved T-Shirt Sewing Pattern | V-Neck | Women’s Knit Top PDF | Basic Layering Tee Pattern | A4, Plotter, Letter | XS-M" pattern →

Related terms

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