Type: Fusible, Lighter-weight and softer alternative to Decovil I.
Fabric width: 90 cm
Fabric weight: 240 gsm
Application: Iron-on interfacing, with cool iron. Allow fabrics to cool for 30 minutes after application, before proceeding with project.
Weight: Lighter-weight.
Product Benefits: Highly stable, durable and resilient. Tear and crease resistant, non-fraying whilst being easy to shape.
Suitable for: creative work such as bag, hat and belt making as well as general crafting and interior design. Suitable for many fabrics, including cotton, decorative and synthetic fabrics.
Fabric Care: Wash at 30 degrees on delicate wash cycle, also able to dry clean (always check the care instructions for your main fabric).
Colours Available: Decovil Beige.
Sold by: Half metre, metre and a full roll of 15 metres.
Previously known as Vilene, Vlieseline is recognised as the professional's choice for interfacing and wadding product.
During the past 60 years, Vlieseline has become the number one brand for high standard interlining products. Whatever your task or sewing experience, Vlieseline interfacing will suit all abilities and all manner of projects - from small scale craft-making to professional tailoring and dressmaking.
Our Vlieseline Decovil I lighter-weight fusible interfacing is a high quality, easy to use iron-on interfacing, available in beige. Being softer and stable, Vlieseline Decovil I lighter-weight fusible interfacing can be used on a whole host of sewing and craft projects, from bags, accessories to textile craftwork.
With an easy, iron-on application, Vlieseline fusible iron-on interfacing is very straight-forward to use, compared to sew-in interfacing and ideal for both beginner and professional makers. Fusible interfacing works with most fabrics and will ensure success for your project. However, ensure to check the recommended interfacing for your project on the pattern as some material does not respond well to heat or has a loose weave where glue can seep through. Vlieseline fusible interfacing is incredibly easy and quick to apply. Simply use an iron on low heat to permanently bond the adhesive side of the interfacing to the back of your chosen fabric. Always allow the fabrics to cool before continuing with your project.
As a guide, you should choose an interfacing weight that is the same weight as the fabric you will be using, or slightly lighter. The manufacturer suggests to test a small piece of interfacing on your fabric, before applying to the rest of your project.
Check out our "Beginner's Guide to Working With Interfacing" blog post to help you get started. We cover everything from the different types of interfacing to how to select the correct interfacing for your project.
