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Misswendyfuse extremely fine fusible webbing, Made of thermoplastic polymer resin, no added adhesives and solvent, sheer fusible that's been extruded to an extremely-fine web for a stay-soft, stronG bond without adding bulk. Double side fusible interfacing, Use for the fibers arts,applique,trace transfer, quilting,etc. Misswendyfuse suitable for a wide variety of fabrics from velvet and cottons to delicate tulle and organza also paper, craft foam, leather, and many other materials.
Working between nonstick surfaces, THIS IS NOT IRON ON INTERFACING. Do not apply your iron directly to it. Protect your iron and work surface from direct contact with fusible, Teflon-couated fiberglass sheets is our preference because of the heat distribution properties that make ironing faster, but some other nonstick pressing sheets and silicon-coated bakings parchment paper are also suitable.This interfacing can be activated with steam heat, the better working temperature on the webbing surface is 270℉. It also can be peeled up if you need to reposition a piece of fabric, suggest to quilt the edges of your pieces well since it does not permanently bond the two pieces of fabric.
Basic step 1
Working between nonstick surfaces, sandwich fabric with a similarly sized piece of fusible webbing.
Basic step 2
Iron on attach Misswendyfuse to the back of fabric
Basic step 3
Tim out your shapes, then position and pin in place.
Basic step 4
To fuse down permanently-use a hot setting(steam if your fabric allows),cover,then glide your iron over the shape a few times,with light to moderate pressure.
APPlIQUÉS WORK
1. Place the template on the non-adhesive side of the fusible interfacing and race around it using a heat-erasable marking pen.
2. Pin it to the right side of the fabric,adhesive side down.
3. Stitch directly on the traced line, back stitching when you start and stop to secure.
4. Trim excess fabric fairly close to the stitching line.
5. Pull the interfacing apart from the fabric and make a cross cut with your fabric scissors.
6. Turn the appliqué right side out and carefully push out the curves and points using the tuning tool.
7. Place your appliqué on the right side of the fabric.adhesive side down and iron on.
8. Edge stitch the appliqué with a straight seam, stopping at your beginning point.
Transfer step 1
Pin Misswendyfuse webbing to a page protector, lay them on your pattern,the reason we have it on a page protector will become apparent.
Transfer step 2
Use friction marker it's like a ball point pen to trace the design, you can heat erase trace line anytime.your pattern onto the Misswendyfuse webbing.
Transfer step 3
Remove the page protector, lay webbing on your fabric project, keep tracing right in the lines.
How to choose the right sheer fusible interfacing for your project?
Shopping for sheer fusible interfacing should to consider:
Fabric Type :Consider the type of fabric you are interfacing with. Sheer fusible interfacing works best with lightweight, delicate fabrics like chiffon and voile. Heavier fabrics may require a sturdier interfacing.
Weight And Thickness: Sheer fusible interfacing comes in different weights and thicknesses. Choose one that provides the right amount of support without adding bulk or stiffness to your fabric.
Fusibility: Ensure the interfacing is fusible, meaning it can be adhered to the fabric using heat from an iron. Check the instructions for the recommended iron temperature and pressure.
Transparency: Opt for a sheer or transparent interfacing that will not be visible through lightweight fabrics. This helps maintain the delicate appearance of the fabric.
Width And Length: Consider the width and length of the interfacing roll based on the size of your project. Wider rolls may be more convenient for larger projects.
Roger Moreira
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2025
Las especificaciones no son claras al momento de poner en la tela y la plancha se hace chicle y la plancha queda toda arruinada
Kindle Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2025
Excellent product. It does the job without bulk. Would recommend this product. Was fast arriving. It’s white yet thin enough to see through…I love it!
Annie T
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2024
This product is really handy to have on hand for crafting and sewing. It would put you in mind of similar products that are sold in narrow rolls about the size of a roll of cellophane tape. It’s filmy and lighter than a sheet of tissue paper so it doesn’t add any weight or thickness, and it fuses extremely well.
PussywillowTN
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2024
This is basically Stitch Witchery but in a generous roll instead of a 12x18 inch sheet in a packet. Great for fusing fabrics together.
Tawney L. Mazek
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2024
On the posiive side this fusible leaves the fabrics soft, flexible and easy to sew. The actual fusing is a breeze, athough a teflon or silicone ironing sheet is needed. It fuses well. What I don’t like is the lack of a backing which can make it hard to cut and positiion the fusible in relation to the fabric, but overall the extra fuss is worth it.
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