Description
Pellon 910 Sew-In Featherweight is the lightweight non-woven interfacing you use when you do not want to iron anything onto the fabric. It gives light to medium-weight fabrics such as challis, chambray, jersey, broadcloth and linen a little body in collars, cuffs, facings and front bands, and it is the choice for blouses, dresses and lightweight jackets where a fusible could leave a bubbled or glued look. The 20" x 10 yard bolt is a long-term supply.
Because it is sewn in rather than fused, it is also the safe option for heat-sensitive, sheer or textured fabrics. It is 100% polyester. The fusible version of the same weight is 911FF Fusible Featherweight; if you need more body sewn in, use 40 Sew-In Midweight.
Specifications
| Type | Non-woven, sew-in interfacing |
|---|---|
| Weight | Featherweight |
| Fusible | No |
| Width x length | 20" x 10 yards (bolt) |
| Color | White |
| Fiber content | 100% Polyester |
| Best for | Blouses, dresses, lightweight jackets; challis, chambray, jersey, broadcloth, linen |
| Also available as | 911FF fusible version, white · 911FF fusible version, black · P45 lightweight sew-in 20" x 48 yd · Sew-In Interfacing 15" x 3 yd package |
| SKU | PDS-910-B10 |
Compare and choose
- Sew-In 910 vs Fusible 911FF: which featherweight should I buy?
- Same weight, different application. 911FF is ironed on and is faster, and it is the usual choice for cotton blouses and quilt projects. 910 is stitched into the seam and is the choice for fabrics that bubble, scorch or show glue marks when fused: sheers, textured weaves, some rayons, lace and seersucker, which Pellon lists as not recommended for fusing. If you are unsure how your fabric takes heat, 910 is the safe pick. Pellon 911FF Fusible Featherweight, white
- Sew-In Featherweight vs Sew-In Midweight 40?
- 910 is the lightest; it adds body you can barely feel. 40 Sew-In Midweight has more substance for jackets, waistbands and bags. For blouses and dresses, 910; for structured pieces, 40. Pellon 40 Sew-In Midweight 20" x 10 yd
- How do I attach a sew-in interfacing?
- Cut it from the same pattern piece, place it against the wrong side of the fabric and baste or pin inside the seam allowance, then treat the two layers as one when sewing the seam. Trim the interfacing close to the stitching afterward to reduce bulk.
- Is 910 right for quilt projects such as t-shirt quilts?
- Not really. T-shirt quilts need a fusible to stop the knit stretching while you cut and sew, so use 911FF or a dedicated t-shirt stabilizer. 910 suits garments and sewn crafts where a loose layer is fine. Pellon 911FF Fusible Featherweight, white
- Can I wash it?
- Yes. It is 100% polyester and is used in washable garments. Follow the care instructions for the fashion fabric.
- Is there a woven sew-in instead of non-woven?
- Yes, Pellon SF785 is a woven sew-in interfacing with a fabric-like drape. Use it for tailored shirts and jackets where you want the interfacing to move like cloth; use 910 where you want the lightest possible layer. Pellon SF785 Woven Sew-In 20" x 10 yd
Same product, other sizes
Pellon® 911FF Fusible Featherweight Interfacing 20" x 10 yards Bolt. Color: White.
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