Why you need this fusible interfacing Gives fabric structure and shape without adding bulk, so garments and craft projects hold up better through wear and handling. Prevents fraying and unraveling when cut, making it easier to sew by hand or machine and improving finished edges. Key features and performance Singlesided fusible interfacing with an adhesive side that bonds to the wrong side of your main fabric. Lightweight, thin, and soft to the touch; nearly invisible once fused, so it preserves the look and drape of the fabric. Good breathability — adds support without making the garment stiff or uncomfortable. How it works (simple pressing instructions) 1. Lay main fabric wrong side up on the ironing board. 2. Place the interfacing on with the adhesive side facing down onto the wrong side of the fabric. 3. Cover the fabric and interfacing with a damp press cloth, then press the iron onto the cloth to fuse. Repeat as needed for full adhesion. Compatibility and use Designed for a wide range of fabrics and sewing projects; works well with woven and many knit fabrics (follow fabricspecific heat settings). Useful wherever extra stability is needed: collars and cuffs, waistbands and hems, button plackets, and bag straps. Practical applications (specific scenarios) Tailoring and dressmaking: stabilize collars, facings, and button areas so garments keep a crisp shape. Quilting and applique: back delicate textiles and appliqués to prevent stretching and fraying during stitching and laundering. Embroidery and craft projects: add a secure backing for embroidered panels or decorative elements without changing the appearance. Benefits at a glance Easy to apply with an iron Prevents fraying and is pleasant to sew by hand Lightweight, breathable, and nearly invisible after fusing Versatile for tailoring, dressmaking, quilting, applique, embroidery, and button reinforcement