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"1. Take into account not
only the weight and texture of the fabric but also the
amount of control the fashion styling requires.
2. Remember that a fusible interfacing, once fused to
a fabric, will feel slightly crisper and firmer.
3. Both the fashion fabric and the interfacing should
have the same care requirements.
4. Fusible interfacings should not be used on sensitive
fabrics damaged by heat and moisture such as certain
silks, metallics, sequined or napped fabrics such as
velvet.
5. Permanent bonds may not occur on heavy texture or
glazed finish fabrics as well as water repellent or
stain resistant finishes.
6. ALWAYS make a test sample to be sure you have selected
the right interfacing. This is the only way to determine
the best combination of heat (temperature), time and
pressure for a permanent bond."
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