Best 6 Interfacings and How To Use Them (Ep. 57)

[@jmjcc5]

Thank you for these tips on fusible. With the nylon patches, I read that the patch should be rounded so there is less chance of the edges curling. I have applied this technique and so far it’s worked. Thank you again for your content.

[@cherrierichardson1032]

Thank you so very much. I’m new at sewing and confused with fusible information. Your video has clarified it.

[@marisapenamercer-wc9pj]

You’re such a good teacher!!! ❤

[@2nywa2]

I truly appreciate your willingness to share your expertise with us. Your videos are top-notch!

[@mchristofas]

I use the basting tape for zippers in bag making and the nylon patches for quick kite and windsurfing field repairs. Love your channel!!

[@mwd6478]

Tricot layers in tennis shoes are prolific, there's countless versions of it but it's all the same idea to create a slick surface for your sock / foot to touch. Usually it's laminated onto foam pieces for some body.

[@sew.debbie]

Thank you! So informative!

[@mwd6478]

Some of these adhesives you can strengthen by a cold press after heat as well

[@cheryl3366]

Please explain how you use the fusible thread to line up plaids? I have never heard of that trick.

[@teralessard5640]

I'm wondering if you have ever seen a fusable interfacing made of all cotton or all wool (plus the glue)? I started a mending business this fall and have customers that sometimes ask for all natural fiber repairs. I like to use bits of interfacing as a stabilizer for various repairs but haven't found 100% wool or cotton options.

[@sewshowwithshae]

Of course I would try Wawak, they are the most likely place to find it but due to the glue, it’ll never be 100 percent natural anyway so that is what I’d mention to a customer .

[@catofthecastle1681]

I make heirloom clothing so No fusibles! Use removable tape to hold your non fusible down! I use a 100% cotton that is made for corsets! Tough twill weave, so it doesn’t wrinkle too badly! Or a broadcloth for shirts!

[@teresadejong3011]

My favourite machines are Janome. I've owned several and find them to be workhorses. I also find I get more for my money. Once you go up from the absolute basic model, the machines come with the most attachments that I do use.

[@sewshowwithshae]

Before using industrials I used almost exclusively Janome as well, I believe they have a higher ratio of metal interval parts.

[@MiMi-kb8xt]

What type of table board is that? The one you are ironing on. Thanks

[@maryking7476]

I like your channel even though I know what you be talking about ❤👍🏾👍🏾

[@pattyharp725]

Stitch Which…..When you use on a hem ….are you applying around the entire hem or can you spot use and that looks ok? I have never seen a fusible thread. Do you use it in a machine or hand application then apply steam or heat? Or the nylon self adhesive repair. Does it come in multiple colors. Could you use it on the outside of a ski jacket or pants? Awesome exposure to different materials. Big Thank You. Your channel is awesome.

[@Zukhane]

Great video. I'd love another one on different kinds and uses for interfacing and how to use it. I find it so confusing😢

[@maryhammond6959]

I wish I could find the rolls in the UK - if you know of anywhere selling precut 2”/3”/4” rolls in the UK I’m all ears!

[@mosesfennel]

Heat Press will serve well.

[@debgregor2256]

What brand of seam ripper do you use?

[@sewshowwithshae]

It doesn’t really matter, they all get dull and need to be replaced at about the same rate, so I’m not really loyal to any one in particular

[@debgregor2256]

Thank you for taking the time to respond! I watched your video on shortening suit jacket sleeves many, many times-saved my sanity, for sure!

[@praisingirl]

wow! fusible thread…🤯