Looking to give your wardrobe a fresh new look without spending a fortune? Stick fusible interfacing is a simple yet powerful tool that can help you transform old or plain clothing into stylish, one-of-a-kind pieces. Whether you’re adding structure to collars, cuffs, or hemlines, reinforcing fabric, or creating unique appliqué designs, this no-sew solution makes fashion DIYs easy and fun! Here are three different ways you can refresh your wardrobe with Stick Fusible Interfacing.
In this video, I’ll walk you through several creative ways to use stick fusible interfacing to refresh your clothes, from strengthening fabrics to adding decorative details. No sewing skills? No problem! With just an iron and a little creativity, you’ll be able to give your wardrobe a whole new life. Let’s get started!
Whether you’re practicing sustainability, sticking to a budget, or doing both, refreshing your wardrobe with fabric and Stick interfacing is fun way to create a new look with things you already have in your closet. The supplies you’ll need to refresh your wardrobe are:
- Caps, shirts, and jeans
- Stick Double Sided Fusible Interfacing
- Fabric
- Scissors
- Parchment Paper
- Iron with Steam Setting
- Ironing Board
I had so much fun creating a whole new look for spring with items that were already in my closet! I coordinated the fabrics to create a cohesive look and made a “new” cap, updated a stained shirt, and added some sparkle to my jeans. All three projects were made using Stick Double Sided Fusible Interfacing. Stick is a double sided fusible web that works like glue. Fuse fabric to stick it to another piece of fabric or to a porous surface such as wood or cardboard. This lightweight, sheer webbing does not add bulk to fabrics joined together. It’s like fabric glue but better because it won’t leave your fabric feeling stiff, and you don’t have to wait for anything to dry!
My video tutorial shows you how to make a cap, shirt, and pants, along with a fun home decor project! Here’s a brief overview of the steps from the video:
- Create or print your template.
- Cut the fabric slightly larger than your template.
- Fuse the Stick Interfacing to the fabric.
- Cut, iron, and/or sew the fabric pieces using your template.
- Add the fabric to your clothing item.
Imagine all the possibilities! You can update customize your wardrobe using your favorite fabrics. Be sure to tag Fairfield World in your makes so we can enjoy your beautiful creations!