Double Sided Fusible Interlining

Double-sided fusible interlining is a type of fabric material that is commonly used in garment construction and sewing projects. It is made by sandwiching a layer of adhesive material between two layers of fabric. This adhesive layer can be activated by heat, such as by using an iron, to fuse the interlining to the main fabric.

The double-sided feature of this interlining means that it can be fused to both the inside and outside of the main fabric, providing extra stability and structure to the garment. It is often used to stick pants, jeans, skirts and can be applied for hemming teared clothes, curtains, hand DIY crafts and other areas that require added support and structure.

Double-sided fusible interlining is a useful tool for creating professional-looking garments with added stability and structure.