Fusible?
I have not worked with fusibles, more than once or twice. I need to fuse several large pieces to my quilt and I am looking for the lightest fusible on the market that still holds well. If you have your favorite, please share. So far I used Steam a seam light and it does not seem very light to me. Thank you!
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I just completed two t-shirt quilts and used the pink label, "Pellon", lightest weight (#901 ?), about $2.99 per yard and had good results. I bought it both at Hobby Lobby & JoAnn's. Good Luck and show us your quilt, when finished.
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Try Misty Fuse. It's a little bit difficult to work with, but worth the results if you want a very light weight.
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Steam a Seam 2 Lite or Misty Fuse would be my votes...
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I agree, I think these are the lightest weight fusible on the market.
Originally Posted by sewincircles
(Post 5969517)
Steam a Seam 2 Lite or Misty Fuse would be my votes...
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You don't have to fuse the entire piece if its large, just fuse the edges, will be less bulk in your quilt and lighter weight!
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Originally Posted by kat13
(Post 5969907)
You don't have to fuse the entire piece if its large, just fuse the edges, will be less bulk in your quilt and lighter weight!
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Wonder Under is my favorite for fusing the applique pieces to the quit top.
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I like Wonder Under 805. So light and thin it doesn't add bulk to the quilt, and is not stiff at all. I was recommended to me by a professional art quilter named Melody Johnson. You can see some of her work at Fibermania.com
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Originally Posted by Kat Sews
(Post 5971024)
I like Wonder Under 805. So light and thin it doesn't add bulk to the quilt, and is not stiff at all. I was recommended to me by a professional art quilter named Melody Johnson. You can see some of her work at Fibermania.com
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