FYI -- I have used fusible fleece for rag quilts. JoAnn's is having a really good deal on interfacing right now and want to stock up on some interfacing. So:
1) I am cutting quilt blocks out of an old sheet my husband had as a child; parts of the sheet are thinly worn and am thinking about putting interfacing on the back of those blocks to prevent them from wearing as fast once in the quilt (these sheet blocks will have several scrappy strip borders around it with new quilt fabric). What type of interfacing would you recommend for these thinly worn blocks?
2) Will be making the M* & Crafty Gemini Improv Tote -- is the In R Form Plus still the best option for a stiff, stand up tote?
3) Suggestions for interfacing for making wallets/clutches? I have some patterns which specify specific interfacing, but wondering if there is a good general one to stock up on for these types of projects.
4) Any other suggestions for stocking up on interfacing in general?
Thanks so much in advance!
1) I am cutting quilt blocks out of an old sheet my husband had as a child; parts of the sheet are thinly worn and am thinking about putting interfacing on the back of those blocks to prevent them from wearing as fast once in the quilt (these sheet blocks will have several scrappy strip borders around it with new quilt fabric). What type of interfacing would you recommend for these thinly worn blocks?
2) Will be making the M* & Crafty Gemini Improv Tote -- is the In R Form Plus still the best option for a stiff, stand up tote?
3) Suggestions for interfacing for making wallets/clutches? I have some patterns which specify specific interfacing, but wondering if there is a good general one to stock up on for these types of projects.
4) Any other suggestions for stocking up on interfacing in general?
Thanks so much in advance!
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