Daryl

I am going to make a T shirt quilt What kind od fusible web do I use?

Daryl

katier825

I used the tricot fusible, running the stretchy part the opposite direction from the t-shirt stretch and it worked great. It's very soft, not stiff like I expected after applying fusible.

janell2009

I have always purchased the cheapest I can find about med weight. It is fusible interfacing.

ckcowl

you need a non-woven stablizer to back the stretchy fabrics- not a paper backed fusable that's used for applique.
a good lightweight one- readily available at any fabric store (like joannes) quite inexpensive.

carolaug

http://www.thriftyideastoday.com/201...irt-quilt.html

jlm5419

I used a lightweight fusible interfacing. Have used it on 3 t-shirt quilts, one queen size, and two twin size. It worked great, and wasn't stiff at all.

amma

You may want to check into fusible interfacing, instead of fusible web.
The interfacing helps stabilize the tshirt fabric. Fusible web is what you use to fuse two pieces of fabric together :D:D:D

soccertxi

I use the Tricot as well. Its meant for knits, so gives it nice body but does not add much bulk.

Sewfine

Great tips, I have this on my to do list for my sister who lost her husband earlier this month.

Flying_V_Goddess

I used lightweight fusible for mine. I think it was Pellon or something.