🔥 Fuse your creativity with precision and ease!
This fusible interfacing fabric by Tatuo offers a lightweight, non-woven polyester material with a heat-activated adhesive backing. Measuring 75 cm wide by 5 meters long, it provides ample coverage for reinforcing collars, waistbands, quilting, and other sewing crafts. Designed for easy iron-on application without steam, it enhances fabric durability and shape retention while maintaining flexibility and a smooth finish.
| Brand | Tatuo |
| Model Number | Tatuo-Fusible Interfacing Fabric-13 |
| Colour | White |
| Package Dimensions | 30.2 x 25 x 4.9 cm; 210 g |
| Material | Linen, Paper |
| Special Features | Lightweight |
| Item Weight | 210 g |
A**A
Great
Great, bought multiple times already and will definitely buy more.
L**R
Does the job
This is not the best interfacing I’ve used. It was a bit hit and miss with iron temperature. I used it to stabilise baby clothes to make into a quilt and it seemed to hold long enough to construct the blocks. Not sure how well it would fare if being used for something that would be more heavily worn and washed.
D**S
Excellent for my memory blanket squares
Very easy to use. Perfect for my memory blanket project.
S**I
Irons on well but smells awful.
Vacuum packed. Once opened used, irons on well but smells chemical it’s awful. Could be due to vacuum packed but still smells after allowing airing.
L**R
Good quality, very pleased 😀
Good quality 👌
N**8
More like medium weight
It’stoo heavy for normal clothing uses but good for bags. Very hard to find genuine lightweight interfacing online, really need to go to a shop to feel it!
M**S
Easy to use
Arrived on time easy to cut and use, sometimes it doesn’t stick so needs going over a few time with the iron.Over all quite pleased very light weight
C**S
Very lightweight but cheap
This was very cheap in comparison to John Lewis and other sellers, but when it arrived, I realised why. It's very flimsy and lightweight compared to other interfacing I've bought in the past, so that's worth considering when you're making your choice. I've used two layers, ironing on a layer at a time, but only time will tell if it stays in place. I'm making Christmas placemats, which need to have a certain amount of body, without being too padded. It's probably more suitable for something that only needs a very small amount of stiffening. It irons on very easily.
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