🧵 High-Quality White Fusible Interfacing: 3 Pieces, Lightweight & Non-Woven Polyester, 20 Inch x 3 Yards Review

I've tried several medium and light interfaces and this one is the winner. Melting points are well spaced and almost packed, making it easy to cut into multiple layers at once. It came pretty quickly. It's not exactly bright, more like a medium light that's good for masks. Ordered from another supplier and it took 2 months plus a week and a half, it was very thin and poorly coated and came in broken packaging so it was harder to cut multiple layers. This is a good buy.

This is a lot of fusible interface for the money but there are no instructions on how to fuse to fabric and when I ironed the interface the same as I've bought with others it doesn't melt well and dissolves on tissue when handling the interface. I ended up using it as a "bonded" alloy and used my sewing to secure it. If you want your interface to stay in place you will need to contact the vendor to find out how as I couldn't keep it in place.

I make a lot of masks and accessories can be expensive. The minimum I paid for a fusible foil was $4 a yard and now that option doesn't seem to be available at my local hobby store. This one is thin but about the same as the one I used. The cost per yard is less than $1.50 so I'm happy. Haven't used it yet so can't comment on how well it sticks or washes. I made 32 rectangles (5.5 x 8.5 inches) from one piece, and there are 2 other pieces of the same size. Very inexpensive. If it lasts I will…