How to sew a shirt cuff with non-fusible interfacing

Sewing cuffs with non-fusible interfacing take a little bit more extra time. But your shirt cuffs will always stay in a shape after wash! No any bubbles between layers of material!

[@jeremynv89523]

Your sewing machine is a dream come true. Is it a vintage industrial sewing machine?
The cuffs look great. Im going to do this with my next shirt, if i can figure out how to adapt it to a pattern, in which the cut pieces already include a 1/2 inch seam allowance.
Im thinking of using it for the buttonhole facing, as well.

[@tmshnko]

Thank you! This is a very helpful video. What weight of cotton interfacing do you recommend?

[@Kydney]

Where can I buy that interfacing?

[@joaocasanova6372]

Looks very sharp! Thanks for sharing, Olga. It's possible to make a collar like that? The interfacing of the stand and the fall cut on bias too?

[@OlgaBoyko_atelier]

Yes, it's possible to make a collar like that! Both collar and stand, cut on bias

[@huffler9988]

what type of interfacing did you use for the placket?

[@OlgaBoyko_atelier]

There is no interfacing in the placket

[@sabinebechtold1507]

What kind of interfacing is this? Is it horsehair?

[@OlgaBoyko_atelier]

Horsehair is for jackets! This is cotton shirting interfacing. Well starched