RNK Sew-Fab-Foam Black

Description

RNK Sew-Fab-Foam Black adds structure and polish to any padded project with ease. This soft, fabric-lined foam is fusible on one side, making it simple to bond your favorite fabric in place, no pins required. Whether you’re crafting a tablet case, tote, or placemat, this stabilizer is easy to sew and delivers a clean, professional finish. Its light stability supports shape without stiffness, perfect for soft-yet-durable results in bags, covers, or home decor. Machine washable and fun to use, it’s a must-have for anyone who sews with style and function in mind.

Ideas and projects for Sew Fab-Foam:

• E-Reader or iPad protective cover/case
• Computer protective cover/case
• Handbags and Purses
• Camera Case
• Baby Car Seat or Shopping Cart Liner
• Eyeglass Case
• Lunch Totes
• Basket Liner
• Diaper Bag
• Placemats/Table-runners
• Cup/Can/Bottle Koozie
• Casserole Carriers

Sew-Fab-Foam® is Sew Much Fun! Give your next “padded project” the body and shape it deserves with this foam-tastic new product from RNK Distributing!

• Black Color
• Easy to embellish, sew and shape
• Light stability and lasting body
• Gives a professional look to your bags and other projects
• Single Side Fusible coating eliminates pinning and makes for easier handling/embellishing
• Machine wash warm on gentle cycle, tumble dry low or dry clean

Directions for Use:

• Cut Sew-Fab-Foam® to the desired size.
• Place the shiny fusible side of Sew-Fab-Foam® to the wrong side of fabric.
• Working from the fabric side, cover with a damp press cloth.
• Set the iron to a Wool/Steam setting – hold pressure to the damp press cloth for a minimum of 5 seconds. Repeat until all fabric and foam are fused.

*Important Tips –

• ALWAYS test your fabric and Sew-Fab-Foam to make sure it is compatible.
• It is recommended to pre-wash all fabrics to remove any sizing that might interfere with the fusible coating. Do not use fabric softener when pre-washing your fabric to ensure the very best bond.
• All irons heat differently – The temp given above is a starting point, if you are not achieving a good bond, it may be necessary to slightly increase the iron temp or hold pressure for a bit longer. Test First!