Great question! If you're concerned about the main fabric being damaged in the fusing process you can work with the Vlieseline IRON On pressing cloth www.vlieseline.com/Products/Specialities/Iron%20On However, as you say, working with materials like faux leather you may prefer to avoid pressing from that side. You can work with the fusible product -Style-Vil or Style-Vil Fix uppermost. As the heat from iron will have to penetrate through the interlining, you may find that you need to take more time to work over the sections to fuse. Using IRON On pressing cloth will help to protect your project.
If I have to fix it on faux leather, I can't fuse it from the fabric side, right? How do you advise I handle it?
Great question! If you're concerned about the main fabric being damaged in the fusing process you can work with the Vlieseline IRON On pressing cloth www.vlieseline.com/Products/Specialities/Iron%20On
However, as you say, working with materials like faux leather you may prefer to avoid pressing from that side. You can work with the fusible product -Style-Vil or Style-Vil Fix uppermost. As the heat from iron will have to penetrate through the interlining, you may find that you need to take more time to work over the sections to fuse. Using IRON On pressing cloth will help to protect your project.
Fuse it to thin fabric then treat as a sew in.
Can you tell me how yhis is please.
Happy to help - what questions do you have about Style-Vil & Style-Vil Fix
How thick is Style-vil please