Elbette, işte tek taraflı yapışkanlı kumaş ara bağlantısı siyah yapışkanlı 1 metre (90CM * 100 CM) için bir ürün açıklaması: Single Side Adhesive Cloth Interlining Black Adhesive 1 Meter (90CM * 100 CM)
Product Description:
This single side adhesive cloth interlining is a black, non-woven fabric with a hot melt adhesive coating. It is perfect for use in a variety of sewing and crafting projects, including:
- Adding structure and support to garments
- Preventing fabrics from fraying
- Creating hems and seams
- Adding appliques and embellishments
This interlining is easy to use. Simply cut it to the desired size and shape, then iron it onto the back of your fabric. The adhesive will melt and bond the interlining to the fabric, creating a strong, permanent bond.
This interlining is available in a variety of weights and widths to suit your needs. It is also machine washable and dry cleanable.
Features:
- Black color
- Non-woven fabric
- Hot melt adhesive coating
- Easy to use
- Machine washable and dry cleanable
Benefits:
- Adds structure and support to garments
- Prevents fabrics from fraying
- Creates hems and seams
- Adds appliques and embellishments
Applications:
- Sewing
- Crafting
- Garment construction
- Home décor
- Quilting
Instructions:
- Cut the interlining to the desired size and shape.
- Place the interlining on the back of the fabric, with the adhesive side facing down.
- Iron over the interlining for 10-15 seconds, using a medium heat setting.
- Allow the interlining to cool completely before handling the fabric.
Tips:
- For best results, use a steam iron.
- If the interlining is not bonding to the fabric, try increasing the heat setting or ironing for a longer period of time.
- Be careful not to overheat the interlining, as this could cause it to scorch.
Storage:
Store the interlining in a cool, dry place.
Safety:
- Keep the interlining out of reach of children.
- Avoid contact with the eyes and skin.
- If the interlining comes into contact with the eyes, flush immediately with water and seek medical attention.
- If the interlining comes into contact with the skin, wash the area thoroughly with soap and water.
Troubleshooting:
- If the interlining is not bonding to the fabric, try increasing the heat setting or ironing for a longer period of time.
- Be careful not to overheat the interlining, as this could cause it to scorch.
- If the interlining is puckering, try using a lower heat setting or ironing for a shorter period of time.
- If the interlining is bubbling, try using a steam iron.
FAQ:
What is interlining?
Interlining is a material that is used to add structure and support to garments. It is typically made from a non-woven fabric that has been coated with an adhesive.
What are the different types of interlining?
There are two main types of interlining: fusible and sew-in. Fusible interlining is applied to the fabric with an iron, while sew-in interlining is sewn into the fabric.
What is the best type of interlining for my project?
The best type of interlining for your project will depend on the weight and type of fabric you are using, as well as the desired outcome. Fusible interlining is a good choice for lightweight fabrics, while sew-in interlining is a better choice for heavier fabrics.
How do I use interlining?
To use interlining, cut it to the desired size and shape, then place it on the back of the fabric. For fusible interlining, iron over it for 10-15 seconds, using a medium heat setting. For sew-in interlining, sew it into the fabric using a seam allowance of 1/4 inch.