Flexi Fuse Lightweight Fusible Web | Iron-On Fusible Adhesive for Appliqué & Quilting | Carmon's Quilt Shop

$8.50
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FlexiFuse is the ultimate fusible web, vetted by professional quilters and avid crafters alike. This paper-backed fusible creates a durable bond while preserving your material’s soft and malleable nature. Its specific formulation provides smooth stitching with no needle gumming. FlexiFuse is perfect for all your quilting, home decor, and papercrafts.  

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  • - Hand & Machine Sewable
    - Lightweight fusible web
    - Smooth stitching with no needle gumming.
    - Paper backed
    - Durable bond
  • Non-Woven
  • Fusible
  • Weight: Lightweight
  • Single Sided
  • Washing/Drying instructions: Follow Fabric Care instructions
Step-by-Step Instructions
Trace: Select your pattern and fabrics. Using a marking tool or pencil, trace your templates onto the paper side of the FlexiFuse.
  • Note: Ensure you trace your templates reversed or mirrored, especially for lettering or asymmetrical designs. 
Rough Cut: Cut out the traced templates roughly, leaving about 1/4 inch of paper around your drawn lines. 
First Fuse: Lay the glue side (the rough or textured side) of the FlexiFuse down against the wrong side (back) of your fabric.
  • Ironing Settings: Set your iron to its highest heat or cotton setting, without steam.
  • Pressing technique: Use a stamping motion—press and hold the iron for 8 to 10 seconds on each section until completely bonded. Do not glide the iron. Let the fabric cool completely. 
Cut Precisely: Cut out your exact shape directly on your traced lines through both the fabric and the fused paper backing. 
Peel & Place: Peel the paper backing off the back of your fabric. Place the now fusible-backed fabric onto your background material in the desired position. 
Final Fuse: Press firmly with a hot, dry iron for another 10 seconds to permanently glue the shape to your background. 
Stitch: Because FlexiFuse is a temporary-to-semi-permanent adhesive, stitching is recommended for durability. Finish the edges with a straight, zigzag, or buttonhole stitch.