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 When using fusible interfacing always choose an interfacing that is lighter in weight than your fabric. If you use interfacing that is too stiff for your fabric, the fabric will lose its natural drape and will become paper-like and therefore prone to creasing (just like paper).

 With sew-in interlining the weight-to-fabric ratio isn’t nearly as important because creases in the interlining will not show up on your fabric.

 Product names for interfacing and interlinings differ from country to country. If you tell shop assistants that you are looking for a ‘medium weight fusible interfacing’, for example, that should be enough information for them to direct you to the product.