Product: House2Home 20" x 1 Yard Nonwoven 100% Polypropylene Fabric | Non-Woven Spunbond Interfacing for Sewing and Filters, 68 GSM (Heavy Weight)
Brand: House2Home
Color: White
Our mission at House2Home is to provide our customers with the highest quality home and craft supplies available on the market. Every product sold by House2Home is packaged/assembled in the USA, and we are always standing by to offer support when you need it. The House2Home 20" Spunbond Nonwoven Fabric is made from 100% polypropylene and weighs in at 68 gsm (2 oz/sq. yd), classifying it as a heavy-weight backing. Sometimes the material is referred to as interfacing, nonwoven polypropylene fabric, or non-woven interfacing. Unlike fusible interfacing, it does not have an adhesive and is intended to be sewn directly to the backside of the fabric. Sew-in interfacing allows the fabric to shape and drape naturally where fusible interfacing can make the fabric more stiff than desired. Our spunbond polypropylene fabric comes in one yard lengths allowing you to purchase the fabric by the yard so you don't buy more than you need. This makes it ideal for projects where one solid piece of sewing material is needed.
SEW IN INTERFACING (NON-ADHESIVE) - This sew-in version of nonwoven interfacing lining is perfect for use with materials that cannot be ironed due to sensitivity to heat, or are thin and would be susceptible to glue bleeding through the fabric
HEAVY WEIGHT - At 68 gsm (2 oz/sq. yd) the material is strong enough to hold a stitch and adds the right amount of stability for most medium weight fabrics
BREATHABLE FABRIC - Due to the breathable nature of the non-woven interface it can be used for a variety of purposes such polypropylene filter fabric
USES - Spunbond or spunlaid fabric can be used in many different projects including sewing, quilting, fabric stabilizer, air filtration, and more
WATERPROOF MATERIAL - Because the fabric is made of polypropylene, the material is waterproof and very resistant to moisture absorption

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