Introducing fusible wigan: here's an industrial interfacing that simplifies a host of stabilizing tasks

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A fusible wigan improves the process for stabilizing the armscyes and necklines of jackets and dresses, making it quick, attractive and foolproof. The part-straight/part-bias, two-layer fusible wigan strip reduces the nonstretch portion of the stabilizer.

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A new way to pleat fabric

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A method for pleating fabrics which adds texture and is based on the Japanese method of shibori is presented. The technique which involves using a tube, string and fusible interfacing is described.

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How to apply fusible interfacing

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Fusible interfacing is very useful while strengthening a hem, facing or stiffening a collar. Step-by-step directions for cutting, positioning and using iron-on stabilizer are provided.

United States

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