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Drapery interlining--Bump or flannel?

15 years ago

Hello! This is my first post on the sewing forum; I'm so glad I found it!

I need to interline my drapes with something that has great thermal properties. (drafty windows!) In your experience, is bump cloth significantly better than flannel? Is there something else I should consider? Thanks!

Kind Regards,

Charley

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dawnp
15 years ago
Bumping down as Charley got her answer over on the home dec forum
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