Fusible iron on woven interfacing is a versatile material commonly used in sewing and crafting projects. It is designed to provide structure and support to fabrics, ensuring a neat finish and enhanced durability. This type of interfacing features a heat-activated adhesive on one side, allowing it to bond securely to the fabric when pressed with an iron.

When using fusible woven interfacing, it is essential to select the appropriate weight and type that matches your fabric to achieve the desired results. It is suitable for various applications, including garment construction, home decor, and quilting. The woven texture provides a soft drape, making it an optimal choice for lightweight to mid-weight fabrics.

To apply, place the interfacing adhesive side down onto the fabric, cover with a pressing cloth, and press with a hot iron for the recommended amount of time, ensuring even heat distribution. Allow it to cool before handling to secure the bond effectively. This interfacing not only stabilizes your projects but also enhances their overall appearance.