SWChick

What is the best type of fuseable for doing silouetes. I would love to try them for a fundraiser but want the right fuseable.

greensleeves

Heat-N-Bond Lite works. There are other brands of fusibles also just make sure they are lightweight and sewable.

sewwhat85

those are really great

quilterella

I agree...Heat N' Bond Lite. I've been using Steam-A-Seam because of availability and I hate it. Will definitely be ordering Heat N' Bond...sooooo much better to work with.

ckcowl

heat n bond LITE ; steam a seam LITE; wonder under; and pellon paper back fusable are all commonly available and used by many, been around a long time. some work better than others...all work well as long as you follow the instuctions pertaining to iron heat and time to adhere. always make sure you purchase the LITE fusable when planning to sew it down...the heat n bond and steam a seam have medium and heavy weight fusables...those are NOT SEWABLE...next to impossible to even get a sewing machine needle through. and some of them will 'gum-up' your needle. I keep a small square of white flannel saturated with machine oil next to my machine then when i notice the (ball) of fusable building on my needle i can use the cloth and clean it off before my thread starts breaking.