Lolona Fashions Interfacing Lightweight Interlacing Review

I like that it's a woven pad. Good weight for lining warped silk ties used in making quilted cell phone pouches and shoulder bags of various sizes. The only major problem with this product is not the product but the lack of instructions for use. The only clues were the solidification temperature of the iron. This must be used with a blanket - wet or dry. Should the iron be set to steam or dry mode? I'll try different methods to see which is the best.

I bought this to stabilize a worn t-shirt, turning it into a decorative pillow. I don't know much about sewers or crafting, so I can't really compare this interface to others, but it worked great for me. The instructions say to melt at a temperature of 130-150C. I used the cotton setting on my iron and had no problems. However, when I looked at the conversion (afterwards!), it turned out that it was too hot. Next time I will use the wool setting. I am very happy with my purchase. The order came

I bought this product for the first time because the one I usually use is out of stock. But this product is so superior to what I have used that I will use it in the future. I use it to create interface face masks and it works great for that. It fuses well with both the outer, often composite, halves of the face mask and equally well with parts of the lining, sometimes with pieces as well. (I did a lot of quilting before the pandemic.) Also, the non-melting side does a great job,