Vilene Vlieseline H630 Iron On Fleece - White

Iron on low loft volume fleece for applique, patchwork, insulating clothing, soft pelmets and tie ...

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The Vilene Vlieseline H630 Iron On Fleece is designed for crafters and home sewers looking to add stable volume to their projects. Its key benefit is providing a low-loft, consistent body for applique, patchwork, and insulating garments. A slight caveat is its suitability primarily for light to medium-weight fabrics. This white, 2mm thick fleece is made from 80% Polyamide and 20% Polyester, offering a firm yet flexible backing for various sewing applications.

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Model Part Number2VH630
BrandVilene Vlieseline

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FAQs

What is the thickness of Vilene Vlieseline H630?

The H630 fleece is approximately 2 mm thick, providing low loft volume.

Can I wash projects made with this fleece?

Yes, projects can be machine washed at 40 degrees Celsius with a reduced spin cycle. It is also dry cleanable.

What types of fabrics is H630 best suited for?

It is suitable for light and medium-weight materials such as cotton and synthetics.

How long do I need to press the fleece onto the fabric?

You should press firmly with a damp cloth for approximately 15 seconds, gradually working across the material.

What is the composition of this fleece?

The fleece is made from 80% Polyamide and 20% Polyester.

Can I use this for quilting?

Yes, it is ideal for patchwork and quilting applications as it provides stability and prevents shifting.

Is this fleece suitable for outerwear insulation?

Yes, it is suitable for insulating clothing, adding warmth without significant bulk.

Troubleshooting

Fleece not adhering properly

Ensure the iron is sufficiently hot and that enough steam/dampness is used. Press for the full 15 seconds, and allow to cool completely before testing the bond. Check that the correct side of the fleece is facing the fabric.

Fabric looks scorched or damaged

Reduce the iron temperature. Always use a damp pressing cloth between the iron and the fleece. Ensure the iron is moving constantly and not held in one spot for too long.

Fleece puckers or wrinkles after application

Ensure the fabric and fleece are smooth and flat before pressing. Avoid shifting the iron; use a firm, even pressure. Allow the material to cool completely before handling.

Adhesive showing through thin fabric

Use a lower iron setting and ensure minimal steam. A pressing cloth is essential. For very sheer fabrics, consider a lighter weight interfacing or a different application method.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Adds stable body to fabrics without bulk.
  • Easy to apply with a standard iron.
  • Suitable for a variety of sewing projects.
  • Durable and can withstand machine washing.
  • Good for precise applications like applique and patchwork.

Cons

  • Best suited for light to medium-weight fabrics.
  • Requires careful ironing to ensure full adhesion.
  • May add slight stiffness to very lightweight or drapey fabrics.
  • Not intended for very heavy-duty applications.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Application:

  1. Ensure your iron is set to a low loft setting, appropriate for synthetic blends (usually around 2-3 dots).
  2. Place the fabric right side up, and the fleece adhesive side down, onto your fabric.
  3. Dampen a pressing cloth or the back of the fleece slightly.
  4. Press firmly with the iron for approximately 15 seconds, gradually moving the iron across the material to ensure full coverage.
  5. Allow the fabric to cool completely before moving.

Compatibility:

This fleece is recommended for use with light and medium-weight fabrics, including cotton, cotton blends, and many synthetic materials. Avoid using on very delicate, sheer, or extremely heavy fabrics where it might alter the drape too significantly or not adhere properly.

Care Instructions:

  • Machine washable at 40 degrees Celsius with a reduced spin cycle.
  • Dry cleanable.
  • Avoid using strong bleach or harsh detergents.

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