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Vilene L11 Interfacing, Light

VIOLET ELIZABETH LIMITED

£2

Vilene L11 Interfacing is a non-woven, sew in interlining with a light hand. Perfect for lightweight material such as crushed fabrics and plissé, it’s suitable for use in small parts of dresses and blouses. Width: 90cm Length: Per Half Meter Handle: Light Colour: White Composition: 55% Viscose, 35% Recycled Polyester, 10% Polyester All Fabric priced by the half meter Eg, if you wish to purchase 2m of cloth please add 4 to your basket Ideal for: – Vilene L11 is ideal for Lightweight fabrics such as crushed fabrics or plissée Product benefits: – Easy to sew – Comfortable to wear – Strong yet fle

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Registered at Companies House as VIOLET ELIZABETH LIMITED, number 13641499. Checked 2026-08-29.
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