No it won't untexture because you sew it on. What ever design you want.

I have had some for quilt some time. I saw it and thought it was really neat. I haven't decided where to use it yet. LQS says they tried it and washed it repeatedly and it stayed in. I will have to make a purse with it since I need a new purse. Thanks for reminding me I have it in my stash

I took a class using texture magic - easy to use, draw a grid line horizontally and vertically at 1" intervals, make a sandwich with your top material, batt and texture magic, sew straight lines on your grid again horizontally and vertically with your top material on the bottom, so you are actually sewing on the texture magic. When you have sewn all of the grid - take to your ironing board - Then hold your steam iron just above the top material, and the hot steam it will puff up, being careful - if you iron it - you will lose the puff.

I watched a Sue Hauseman show this last week on PBS and she had a guest showing how to do this and they made a cushion from it with a lot of embellishments. Was quite nice. I wonder if you could find the episode on her website to watch.

Looks like fun!

That's nice! I like it, but think like others, that it would be great for a purse flap or something like that.

I think Maride has used it in her art quilts. I know she is busy, but I'll ask her to share.

I must have this same pattern which I haven't been able to make as I didn't have the Texture Magic, but found some at the Genesee Valley quilt show at RIT. Haven't attempted it yet so will anxiously watch this post for others' experiences.

We had a class and made zipped bags. Started out 18x12. Quilted on diagonal about 1 inch apart in a grid. Turned out really cute. The more quilting the more it texturizes.

Okay ladies I know I'm some stunned, but I don't get what you would use this for?