HTC 422 Fusible Non-Woven Interfacing, 15-Inch by 3-Yard , White

Works as advertised

My cat was making biscuits on my lap and poked a hole in my new pants. The material is super lightweight, so sewing wasn’t an option, and the interfacing I already had was too heavy to use without being extremely noticeable.This lightweight interfacing ended up being perfect. It was easy to iron on and invisible from the right side of the fabric. I can’t even tell where the hole was from the right side unless I’m holding the pants up close. It’s been through multiple washing and so far, the interfacing hasn’t peeled up.

I’m not an expert sewer or craftswoman, but I used this stuff to make a “back patch” out of a t-shirt so that I could sew it onto a battle vest. I followed the directions on the package and it worked great to give the t-shirt material just a bit of stiffness.

This product works great. Used it to make mask for my family. It was perfect

I recently sewed up a "farewell" quilt that included woven blocks that coworkers had written on, plus a few work-related T shirts, so I needed to blend woven fabrics with knits.I bought a package of this based on reviews and was not disappointed. It's lightweight enough to not add a whole lot of extra bulk, and adhered to the t-shirts very nicely without any of the peeling I've experienced with other products in the past. My fused t-shirt blocks sewed up with the woven fabric beautifully, without any stretching or puckering.I found it very easy to use, really no hassles at all using this product. I am very pleased with how my quilt turned out!

I like this interfacing because it is being used in face masks for COVID-19 protection. The heavier interfacings are effective, but very warm to wear. This interfacing should do the protective job without being so hot to wear. However, it must be assembled carefully, because it is extremely light and could tear prior to assembly. Once sewn, it seems to do the job without tearing or breaking down.

The pictures show the L shaped rip; the darned repair; the inside of the sleeve using the product for stability. I ironed the product onto the sleeve, and basted for added stability.

Be warned, this fusible interfacing is very lightweight. Very thin and does not give much "shape". That being said, it does adhere well to the fabric and did give a little bit of support. I tend to sew bags and felt that this was not quite thick enough for what I prefer. The bag I made using this interfacing was still pretty flimsy compared to some of the other types of interfacing I have used. It would work well if your just looking of a little support but not for something that needs more stability and shape.