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Your cart is empty.Why should you pick the Pellon PLF36 Sew-In Interfacing for your garments? One thing people are not aware of when it comes to sewing is that the entire process takes a toll on the overall strength of the fabric. There are times when the material’s tensile strength is reduced due to stitching and washing. In some cases, the stitching unravels from constant use and cause the garment to lose its structure. And for garments with collars or facings, regular washing can also cause it to look limp.This is where products like the Pellon PLF36 Sew-In Interfacing become necessary. It adds needed support to various garment areas or patterns and keeps them from losing shape despite constant use and multiple washes. Thanks to its lightweight construction and material, the Pellon PLS36 Sew In-Interfacing is ideal for light to medium-weight fabrics and delicate fabric. You will not even notice it is there unless you touch it and it is not very thick. Once it is in your fabric, you can clean you can be confident that the stitching will not unravel when you wash it. You also wouldn’t see any sign of shrinkage, guaranteeing that your clothes will last longer. It’s very easy to use for sewing projects, too. You can cut the interfacing to the exact length you prefer and attach it to the wrong side of the fabric. Make sure to allot allowances on the seams of the fabric, so you have more space to work with. Steam the fabric or iron in a low-press setting until you see the interfacing bond with the fabric. Afterward, cover it with a damp press cloth and press on the fabric for about 10-15 seconds. Repeat the process until you’ve used up all the interfacing before steam pressing the fabric on the opposite side. What’s good about the Pellon PLF36 is that you do not need to pre-shrink the product before use. You can start sewing it onto the fabric right away and begin the steaming process. This lessens the work and helps you achieve your desired outcome faster.
LUCILLE T. LAMBERT
2025-08-19 15:51:28
Works well.
R. Potter
2025-08-16 13:07:24
Exactly what I was looking for.
scrapbookr
2025-07-23 18:14:15
I work with knits and need to be able to work with the fabric without it stretching out. I use this fusible interfacing all the time. it's thin enough to manipulate but sturdy enough to hold. I have also used the on polyester sweater material and was able to cut and sew without unraveling
Jack jack
2025-07-16 15:54:03
Easy to apply with iron and fairly good value compared to other interfacing materials I’ve seen. Only wish that it was wider to better fit my project but would likely buy again if I have a similar project in the future.
AJOT4U
2025-06-02 19:39:05
Great iron-on pellon for fabrics to be embroidered on. Soft, supple, supportive.
Carole M Craska
2025-04-02 15:47:29
This weight of interfacing adds just that touch of extra support I have needed for the items I’ve been sewing in quantity the last few years. The interfacing doesn’t make the material too stiff, but does add strength. I started using it when making masks during Covid 19, , then I progressed to reversible wine totes, reversible cozies for bowls that hold items hot out of the oven, and placemats for the table. My kids have also informed me that using a bowl cozy under a dish of ice cream is a great idea. The ice cream doesn’t melt as fast, and their hands don’t get as cold. Who knew?!
magnama
2025-03-29 21:07:31
This fused to my cotton fabric really well. It's very light weight but that's what I needed for my project. A little more expensive than going to Joann's but I didn't have to leave the house, deal with all the traffic, find a parking space and then wait to get the yardage cut and wait again in the checkout line. The double pack was more than I needed but now I have some for another project.
Sunshine523
2025-03-22 11:40:16
Nice interfacing
Stephen Weese
2024-11-24 16:23:07
Not stiff enough for what I needed it for but that’s my own fault! The product itself is great. :)
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