Stacy Grissom

Using Fusible Interfacing to Make Patterns Last Longer

Stacy Grissom
Duration:   1  mins

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There are some patterns in sewing that we use over and over again. Stacy Grissom shows us an easy to way to make your sewing patterns last longer by using lightweight fusible interfacing. Simply fuse to the back of your pattern with an iron, and your paper patterns will last much longer!

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6 Responses to “Using Fusible Interfacing to Make Patterns Last Longer”

  1. Jon Spangler

    Why not use a heavier paper stock, a manila file folder, or lightweight card stock instead? How critical is it to be able to see through the pattern paper - at least with plain fabrics?

  2. Marguerite

    FYI it's table paper

  3. Mary Hittle

    Your site is messed up if you click on something, it automatically goes to these games and will go back to the arrow to click on play and goes to the game and again.

  4. Laurie

    Even with my sound turned up, I have a hard time hearing the speaker, can it be turned up? I also use a heavier paper for tracing, but will try the iron on interfacing, since my animals like to walk, drool, and scratch, since I Iike to sit on the rug to lay out my patterns.

  5. Brenda Ryan

    I get a lot of the basic type patterns with the various sizes so instead of cutting one size and not being able to use it as well for another size, I iron a piece, cut out to the largest size, onto freezer paper. it doesn't stick but it stays on the paper till you take it off - copy the pattern on the paper, trim the piece to the next size I need and do it again. The patterns last forever with the heavy paper and I get a lot of sizes with one pattern. Just make sure you label pattern # and size on the pieces. I store them in large manila envelopes that I recycle from the mail and just cut out the front of the pattern envelope and tape it to the front.

  6. Garlena

    I would like to know where to get the doctor's paper rolls.

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