Old 01-26-2013, 04:31 PM
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auntpiggylpn
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Originally Posted by Lori S View Post
It is a bit stiffer than steam a seam, its must be sewn once fused. One word of caution with Heat and Bond lite... if you use it on some batiks it will leave a "stain"that shows through to the right side of the fabric. Its a dark oil like mark, that no matter what you use it will NOT come out. I use Heat and bond lite to temporarily hold a large piece of a quilt in place till I could quilt it.... The 1/2 in strip I used ... once I ironed the top was permanently "stained" in a 1/2 inch straight line where I had used the Heat and Bond Lite.
I have never had this experience with steam a seam. Personally I think the bond of steam a seam lite 2 is stronger than Heat and Bond lite.
Thanks for the heads up LoriS! I used to use whatever fusible was on sale and mostly WonderUnder. I purchased Steam a seam lite for a project and love it! I went back and got more just so I would have it on hand.
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