Vilene Vlieseline Superlight Iron On Interfacing - White
White iron on interfacing ideal for use on collars, facings, fronts and small areas in jackets and...White iron on interfacing ideal for use on collars, facings, fronts and small areas in jackets and dresses. Suitable for use with soft, light and sheer fabrics. Steam iron on silk/wool, slowly 5-6 times per area. Washable up to 40 degrees. Dry cleanable. Piece measures 50cm x 90cm.
This guide is for sewists and garment makers who want to add structure and stability to their projects using Vilene Vlieseline Superlight Iron On Interfacing. The key benefit is providing shape and support to collars, facings, and other garment details. Note that optimal results depend on using the correct iron settings and fabric compatibility. This guide covers the features, how to use it, and care instructions for this versatile interfacing.
All features
Brand
Vilene Vlieseline
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What fabrics is this interfacing best suited for?
It is best suited for soft, light, and sheer fabrics.
How do I apply the interfacing?
Place the adhesive side of the interfacing on the wrong side of the fabric, and use a steam iron, holding the iron on each area for a few seconds, according to the fabric type.
Can I wash the garment with the interfacing?
Yes, it is washable up to 40 degrees Celsius.
Is it dry cleanable?
Yes, it is dry cleanable.
How do I cut the interfacing?
Cut the interfacing to the shape and size required, slightly larger than the fabric piece.
What is the best iron setting?
Use a steam iron on the silk/wool setting, applying slowly 5-6 times per area. Always check your fabric's care instructions.
What are the dimensions of the interfacing?
The piece measures 50cm x 90cm.
Troubleshooting
Interfacing is bubbling or not adhering properly.
Ensure the iron is at the correct temperature for the fabric. Apply the iron slowly and evenly, holding it in place for a few seconds. Make sure the fabric and interfacing are completely dry.
Interfacing is visible from the right side of the fabric.
Use a pressing cloth between the iron and the fabric. Ensure the interfacing is cut precisely to the pattern piece, avoiding any overlap on the edges.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Adds structure and stability to lightweight fabrics.
Easy to apply, saving time and effort.
Suitable for a wide range of projects and garment parts.
Maintains the drape and feel of the main fabric.
Washable and dry cleanable for convenient care.
Cons
May not provide enough structure for very heavy fabrics.
Requires careful application to avoid bubbling or uneven adhesion.
Not suitable for fabrics that cannot withstand heat.
Results can vary depending on the fabric and iron settings.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
Cut the interfacing to the required shape and size, ensuring it's slightly larger than the fabric piece.
Place the interfacing, adhesive side down, onto the wrong side of the fabric.
Use a steam iron and apply it slowly, holding it in place for a few seconds over each area. Follow the specific instructions based on fabric type (e.g., silk/wool steam iron, slowly 5-6 times per area).
Compatibility
Suitable for use with soft, light, and sheer fabrics.
Always test a small piece before applying to the entire garment.