I am going to be making my DD a cupcake quilt. When you do fusible applique what type of fusible would you recommend if it is to be washed. I plan on using a blanket stitch on it after it is fused.
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I use a light weight soft fusable; but I cannot for the life of me this morning remember the name of it.
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I call it visofex. Not sure if that is what it is called in the USA. It usually has paper backing on it.
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I use Shades Softfuse from my LQS.
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I also use Shades Softfuse.
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There are so many different fusables out there!! With so many products, I've always wondered which to use.
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I've been using Heat 'n Bond lite (be sure to use the lite).. for over 10 years now. I buy mine at WalMart
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I love Steam-A-Seam 2 Lite. It's re-positionable until it is steam ironed making it easy to use without pins. It makes a very strong bond between the fabrics. It even works with lightweight fabrics like silk.
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heat n bond lite, steam a seam lite, wonder under and misty fuse are all fusables that work well are washable and have to be stitched down
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