PellonWhite, PLF36 Ultra Lightweight Fusible Interfacing, 15" x 3 Yards, Package

Worked well for it's intended use!

This is fusible interfacing, which means iron-on fabric stiffener, and it’s the only kind I use. It’s lightweight and adds a little stiffness while still being flexible. I’ve been using it for many years, and it’s never failed me. The instructions are excellent, and it’s easy to use.I use this to stiffen just about any fabric I’m using. If I’m cutting out a specific shape, using this on the back first makes it so much easier to cut accurately. It also makes it much easier to run the fabric through your machine, and gives things like buttons more of a backing.This is 100% non-woven polyester, which seems to be recommended by most of the facial mask pattern makers these days. I’ve used it to make masks for my family and friends, and it passes air pretty well.It cuts easily using either scissors or a rotary cutter. It bonds with light heat from an iron, and I’ve never had any problems with delamination. It comes in a variety of weights, although I normally use this lightweight for everything.This review was paraphrased from my wife, who is a seamstress and quilting pro.

Work very well for a quilting project.

Works as it should

This interfacing was perfect for making masks. I only wish I had purchased more. It's very easy to use. One side is rough where you iron onto your fabric, the other side is smooth. It makes the fabric sturdy almost like a piece of printer paper. It holds up well to washing, but I will say that it holds up better when you use a single piece on your fabric and sew around all the edges. If you try to piece together your scrap interfacing, it starts to come away from the fabric after a few washes.

Works exactly as it should.

I ordered this to interface tshirts,that get the tiny holes from metal Jean button.Ruined brand new tshirts,learned about interfacing to prevent.It is ultra lightweight but fuses to thin fabric.Applys easily,so far so good!Works great.

I got this to repair a vintage quilt because the fabrics were so worn and thin. After I took the quilt apart, I fused this to the backs of the thin material, and it remained nice and soft, but because this is a fabric you’re fusing to your fabric it provides extra strength. I feel like it will help the quilt survive many more years now. So if you’re looking for an interfacing that is soft and flexible, this is great.