MargeD

Check her Quilt in a Day website, I'm sure she has a video that explains the process better. However, I used this method for the center of Dresden Plate blocks, sew the fusible interfacing right side up (check her site to be sure), then cut a small slit, turn right side out and press, this gives you a nice even look and secures the center while you applique it down. Does this help or have I thoroughly confused you?

junegerbracht

That's what I use. It's nice and light and easy to turn. Always works well for me. I really like this method.

coopah

I confess, I haven't read all the replies, but I've used dryer sheets (used) for this.

Milli

I have done three of her quilts double wedding ring grandmothers flower garden and dresden plate and I used light weight fusible interfacing by Pelion.

My time

No these will not work. You need lightweight interfacing that is only sticky on one side. Trust me I have used these method for making circles. It worked great. Make it the lightest weight interfacing you can find for best results!

quilter2090

No,none of those products will work,it's a totally different product. Your products listed are fusible webs, Eleanor uses lightweight fusible interfacing. She sells it on her website.

indymta

Thanks for the question and all these helpful replies. Was not familiar with this technique for applique (which I have fervently avoided) but now doesn't seem so daunting. Will have to give it a try.