This video is a demonstration of a few uses of iron-on interfacing: joining pieces of fabric as an alternative to sewing, and attaching conductive fabric to a base fabric, to create flexible conductive traces.
Where to buy?
Hem Size Iron-On interface <– this link is for Amazon, but you can buy hem size iron-on interfacing at any craft store (Michael’s, Joann’s Fabric, etc.)
- 3/4″ x 8 yard
- Good for joining seams.
- Super Weight – for heavier fabrics such as; heavy cotton, denim, suede, wool and corduroy. Use Lighter weight for lighter fabrics and inflatables.
- Double-sided adhesive
- No sew, simply iron to attach fabrics.
Wide Iron-On Adhesive interface <– this link is for Amazon, but you can buy fabric size iron-on interfacing at any craft store (Michael’s, Joann’s Fabric, etc.)
- 17 ” x 1 Yard
- Good for joining large areas and patches.
- For use on fabric, but can be used with a wide range of materials such as foil, lame, felt , suede, cardboard, leather and wood
- Double-sided adhesive
- No Sewing needed or used
