Canvas interfacing

**Barb T** · 14th January 16, 07:37 PM

*sigh* I think Tailor's Pride is simply not made any more. I haven't found it in the US in many years, but maybe someone can correct me on that.

I've been using the following for quite a number of years. It's great interfacing, and, if you are not in the US, you might be able to Google the details and find it in the UK:

http://www.bblackandsons.com/heavy-w...ral-p-426.html

**Todd Bradshaw** · 14th January 16, 07:45 PM

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Tailors-Pr...YAAOSwWnFV8gZt

International shipping isn't cheap, but they will ship it from Kansas.

**Barb T** · 15th January 16, 05:41 AM

If you're going to ship from the US, you might as well order from B Black (link in my first post above) - it's a LOT less expensive (it's 72" wide!!!). And I actually like it better than the old Tailor's Pride.

**Sean Wilson** · 15th January 16, 05:54 AM

But is there any suppliers of interfacing in the UK? What do British kilt makers use?

**Barb T** · 15th January 16, 06:15 AM

I'm sure there must be, but I don't have any knowledge of it myself. UK kiltmakers - can you help?

**Arnot** · 15th January 16, 11:55 AM

I get stuff like this at Chorley Market in Chorley, Lancs. I sort of double it (cut it normal length and twice the width then fold it in half). I give it a quick iron and put it in as normal. It's sturdier than some of the stuff I have found in kilts that I have altered. I like it and those that have kilts that I have made have been happy as well.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/MEDIUM-NATUR...oloured+calico