Description
Pellon® 526 Decovil by the bolt: 17" x 10 full yards of the firm, leather-like fusible interfacing that gives structured bags, hat brims, and belts their permanent shape. Buying the bolt is the economical route for bag makers who go through Decovil by the project — cut exactly what each pattern calls for with no packaged-piece waste. It fuses in place with no pinning or basting, cuts with edges that stay tight, and is tear-resistant while remaining dimensionally stable, punchable, and easy to sew with natural or synthetic fabrics.
Specifications
| Style | Pellon® 526 Decovil |
| Size | 17" x 10 yard bolt |
| Color | Beige |
| Application | One-sided fusible |
| Fiber content | 42% Polyester / 35% Viscose / 23% Polyamide |
| Hand | Firm, leather-like |
| Best for | Bags, hats, belts, fabric bowls, home decor |
Frequently Asked Questions
How many bags will a 10-yard bolt of Decovil make?
Most structured handbag patterns call for 1/2 to 1 yard of Decovil, so a 10-yard bolt typically covers 10 to 15 bags plus smaller pieces for bases and flaps.
What is the difference between 526 Decovil and 525 Decovil Light?
526 is the firmer, heavier of the two, with a leather-like body for structured bags and brims. 525 Decovil Light is softer and more flexible for shapes that still need some give.
How do I fuse Pellon 526 Decovil?
Place the adhesive side against the wrong side of your fabric, cover with a damp press cloth, and press with an iron on the wool setting about 6 seconds per section. Let it cool flat before handling.