
Specifications
| material | cotton |
| Weight of Fabric: | 160 g/m² |
| Weight of the glue: | 20 g/m² |
| Width: | 110 cm |
Premium Woven Cotton Iron-On Fusible Interlining (160+20 g/m², 110cm Width) - White
Color
whitePackaging Option
1 mDetails
Description Elevate your tailoring, sewing, and crafting projects with our premium Woven Cotton Iron-On Interlining. Designed to add structure, stability, and professional-grade reinforcement, this fusible fabric is the perfect foundation for creations that require extra body and durability. Crafted from high-quality woven cotton, it provides robust support while maintaining a natural feel and flexibility. Key Features * **Premium Cotton Quality:** Made from 100% woven cotton for superior stability and a natural, high-end feel. * **Strong Adhesive Bond:** Features a high-performance heat-activated adhesive backing that fuses seamlessly to your base fabric. * **Optimal Reinforcement:** A combined weight of 160+20 g/m² offers excellent stiffness and support for structured designs. * **Multi-Purpose Use:** Highly versatile and suitable for everything from fashion accessories to home decor items. Technical Specifications * **Material:** 100% Woven Cotton * **Type:** Fusible (Iron-on) * **Weight:** 160 g/m² (fabric) + 20 g/m² (adhesive coating) * **Width:** 110 cm * **Color:** White * **Fusing Temperature:** 95 - 120 °C * **Fusing Time:** 10 - 15 seconds (without steam) Practical Applications This durable interlining is ideal for reinforcing and shaping: * Handbags, tote bags, and backpacks * Pocket squares, collar bands, and cuffs * Bed panels, headboards, and home textiles * Heavy-duty craft and structural sewing projects Fusing Instructions 1. Set your iron to a temperature between 95 °C and 120 °C. 2. Place the adhesive side of the interlining onto the wrong side of your main fabric. 3. We recommend placing baking paper or a pressing cloth over the interlining to protect both your iron and your fabric. 4. Apply firm pressure with the iron for 10 to 15 seconds. **Do not use steam.** 5. If the fabric does not bond immediately, increase the pressure and pressing time. **Do not increase the temperature of the iron.** 6. Allow the fused fabric to lie flat and cool completely to ensure a permanent bond.