Interfacing sewing

Learn how to use fusible interfacing with our beginners guide. Includes tips for removing creases too.

Looking to give a project a specific shape? Want to make sure that collar stays crisp? You’re in the market for interfacing or stabilizer. These layers rest behind the fabric...

Learn what sew-in interfacing is, the different types there are, and when to use them. All explained simply, with pictures.

When you pick a sewing pattern to start for your next project, you'll pick your fabrics and hardware first because those give the bag it's unique style and

If you are brand new to sewing, interfacing might seem a little mysterious. You might even be wondering if you really need it to use it. For a lot of garments you don’t need it but for many it is essential for adding structure to the garment. It is often used on facings, collars, cuffs and button bands to stiffen and reinforce the fabric. Think about ready-to-wear clothing and the areas of the garment that are stiffer than others. These are parts that need to stand up (like a collar)…

Lazies, Interfacing has been a bad bedtime story for too long. Bad product names, mystery properties, generic instructions - ack! Sew Lazy interfacing

How to fuse iron-on interfacing to fabric without puckering, bubbling or separation. Learn more with this video tutorial by Sew DIY.

Learn the basics of sewing interfacing with our beginner's guide. Discover tips and tricks for using this essential tool in your sewing projects.

How to sew an all-in-one neckline facing. Understanding the amin components of an all-in-one facing and how to use interfacing, staystitching, understitching and seam allowance notching to sew a professional all-in-one facing.

Trying to figure out which interfacing is right for you? Learn what interfacing is, how to use, and why it's so important for creating beautiful garments!