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Medium Weight and Lightweight Fusible Interfacing
Iron on Adhesive for Fabric
Breathable
Made of premium materials, it keeps gaps between fibers while bonding the fabric to avoid stuffiness
Ironable
Most fusible interfacings do not require high temperature and long-term pressing to activate the stickiness, reducing the risk of scalding the fabric
Easily Cut
It can be freely bent and cut according to the curvature of the fabric, especially suitable for complex shapes such as curved collars and curved edges
Washable
The adhesive interfacing has passed the machine washing test for more than 40 times, and the adhesive layer does not fall off or bubble
Iron on Interfacing Medium Weight
Iron on Interfacing
1. Cut the adhesive interfacing to a size slightly smaller than the fabric 2. Place the adhesive side of the interfacing against the back of the fabric 3. Press the iron slowly from the center to the sides, leaving each area for 10-20 seconds 4. Allow to cool and test the adhesive strength
JTHB
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2025
This is my first experience with interfacing so take my review with a grain of salt! I found this super easy to use, simply line it up, iron and go! The proper side is very easy to identify and it really was very simple. My only issue and maybe this was user error, but I found I really needed to iron the edges down more than expected as they pulled up fairly quickly. Could be the way I was ironing and didn't pay close enough attention to the edges, but they pulled up quickly, so something to keep in mind if you're a novice like me!But otherwise, I used this on a jersey fabric to give it some structure and it did just that! Perfect!
Carly
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2025
I was looking for some lightweight interfacing to help me stabilize some stretch fabric for my projects and wanted to give this a try. It's easy to use - cut to size, put the textured size against the back side of the fabric, and iron to adhere. However, a couple times now I've gone to sew my squares and noticed some of the interfacing was not properly adhered. It may have been user error of me not ironing enough in those areas, but I did not have any issues with my previous interfacing (heavyweight interfacing I got at dollar tree) so it could have been the product itself. I will continue to use it and update this review as the answer becomes more clear!
CW
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2025
I really appreciate how this interfacing comes on a roll- it’s much easier to store without creasing the interfacing. I like this format much better than how interfacing comes from the fabric & craft store. I got the 2 pack with light and medium weight- those 2 weights should cover the majority of your apparel interfacing needs. It’s so convenient to have a supply of those on hand so you don’t have to run out to the store when you need a little bit midway through a project. With 15 yards in each roll it will last a long time and it is a much better value than what I’ve bought other places. If you are not familiar with how to use interfacing, it also comes with very detailed instructions which also include troubleshooting common issues that may occur with using interfacing. I highly recommend adding these to your sewing stash.
Kindle Customer
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2025
This is very easy to use interfacing. I love that it comes on a roll and not off a bolt from a fabric store or folded in a package. Just unroll the amount needed and cut. I found the adhesion to be almost instant when touched by my iron. It is very lightweight, as advertised, but I'm going to research to see if the same brand comes in a heavier version for projects that need it. Also, a good price for the amount of interfacing included in the set.
KEG
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2025
These are thin but they work well. The rough side goes down and bonds with the fabric evenly on the cotton setting on my iron. I found that I could double it up for lapels to give extra stiffness. They are both big rolls so you have plenty to work with giving you great value. I like this better than buying it at a craft store since they just fold up a pile and this has an easy to store roll. I wish it was slightly wider for some applications but overall I’d buy them again.
Patti A
Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2025
I usually use woven interfacing, but thought I’d give this a try where grain didn’t matter. It worked as expected. The material has enough body to use in purse making, while keeping a nice drape. It doesn’t add an appreciable bulk to seams. I will be purchasing this again
W. Johnson
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2025
This interfacing is really thin. It works well for projects that need lightweight reinforcement and fabrics such as silk and similar weight fabrics. The quality seems OK, although some areas are so thin that they nearly have holes. Each roll is 15 yards long and about a foot wide, so with two rolls in a package, there is quite a bit of interfacing in this purchase.
Darin & Kelli D
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2025
I'm reviewing "2 Pcs Lightweight Interfacing Fabric for Sewing: 11.6" x 15 yd Iron On Non-Woven Fusible Interfacing Fusible Interfacing for Sewing Supplies for Bags Dress Collars DIY Crafts (White+Black)" which I received via the VINE program.I do a lot of sewing and have started doing bags of all types most recently so I needed interfacing. This is a good lightweight fusible, single sided, interfacing. I like having both white and black so that I can use the interfacing to blend with what I using it on. Having the different colors makes that easy.The interfacing application is simple and straightforward and I have had no issues in my testing and use of it. Good quantity and great price point!
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