Originally Posted by nativetexan
it's a light weight fusible interfacing. has tiny bumps on the fusible side. you lay the fusible side on the front of the fabric with the drawn pattern on the smooth side. stitch on the drawn lines and snip an area to turn it right side out (if necessary to snip). this turning places the bumpy side of the fusible on the back now and all the raw edges are inside. fuse to your background fabric and stitch in place. i did blanket stitches.
I am also working on the SunBonnet Sue and Sam quilt by Eleanor Burns. This is the same way that she tells you to do it and that is how I am doing it. It seems to be the easiest way with her method to have finished edges before top stitching.