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How to use interfacing

How to use interfacing

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You’ll need to use interfacing more when you start to move into dressmaking projects. It’s used to stabilise fabric so that you can use the same design throughout your project, but have areas that are more stable than others – such as a collar or cuffs.

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No, there is no pattern included in this tutorial.

What will I learn?

How to use interfacing.

How long is the class?

This tutorial is 4 minutes long.

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