Hi All,
Can anyone confirm whether it is best to interlock the interlining to the face fabric, and then separately interlock the interlining to the lining? Also is it really necessary to interlock along the fold line as well as along the rod pocket? Have several silk blinds to make shortly and I don't like the dimply effect of the stitches if it is all done in one go. I usually use a medium weight synthetic interlining as standard (even for silk), but am considering a lighter weight interlining, but not one prone to shrinking. I don't use the stab stitch method except for the bottom rod pocket. Advice would be much appreciated.
Cheers,
Sue.
Can anyone confirm whether it is best to interlock the interlining to the face fabric, and then separately interlock the interlining to the lining? Also is it really necessary to interlock along the fold line as well as along the rod pocket? Have several silk blinds to make shortly and I don't like the dimply effect of the stitches if it is all done in one go. I usually use a medium weight synthetic interlining as standard (even for silk), but am considering a lighter weight interlining, but not one prone to shrinking. I don't use the stab stitch method except for the bottom rod pocket. Advice would be much appreciated.
Cheers,
Sue.
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