Dandish

Yes, RinsAway. I think I paid a little less than that. I cut it into 8.5 x 11 sheets and ran it through my inkjet printer so I didn't have to trace anything. I'm intrigued by the fusible, but I also like the extra stiffness that gluing the foundation pieces to the fabric adds.

Here's where I got the info on method and products:

http://www.generations-quilt-pattern...-supplies.html

Prism99

Thanks so much for posting that link!

Rachelcb80

I have some stuff that I really like. Can't remember what it's called but it's marketed by C&T Publishing. It's fusible and almost completely dissolves when wet (I tried a piece in water without fabric). I use the gluestick method when turning under the edges and machine appliqué with monofillament. I think 25 pages was $10. Not cheap but not outrageous either. The appliquéd fabric is very soft after rinsing and doesn't feel as if anything is left under it.

pittsburgpam

I ordered it from Sharon Schamber's website, 5 yards I think it comes in. Haven't used it yet but I'll post how it works out.