Heavy Weight Woven Interfacing (Flannel)

Heavy fusible interlining is a type of interfacing material used in sewing and textile projects to add structure and stability to fabrics. It is a thick, stiff, and usually woven fabric that is designed to be fused or adhered to the wrong side of a garment or fabric piece using heat and pressure, typically with an iron.

Heavy fusible interlining is often used in projects that require added stiffness or body, such as jackets.

One of the benefits of heavy fusible interlining is that it can provide a professional-looking finish to a garment or project by giving it a crisp, structured appearance. Additionally, it can help prevent the fabric from stretching or sagging over time, which can be especially important in heavier fabrics or when working with certain designs or styles.