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Iron n' Fuse™

Iron n’ Fuse™ is a handy thread used in the bobbin to help you hold or line items in place.

Appliqué Away

You can use Iron n’ Fuse to hold your fabric for appliquéing pieces.

Pinless experience

Pinless experience

Say no more to pins holding your zippers. With Iron n’ Fuse, easily secure your zippers on without the extra hassle.

Using Iron n' Fuse™ for binding

Using Iron n' Fuse™ for binding

Step 1: Serge the edge of your edge of your quilt with Iron n’ Fuse™

Using Iron n' Fuse™ for binding

Using Iron n' Fuse™ for binding

Step 2: Fold your binding over and iron in place.

Using Iron n' Fuse™ for binding

Using Iron n' Fuse™ for binding

Step 3: Your binding fabric will be fused to the fabric.

Using Iron n' Fuse™ for binding

Using Iron n' Fuse™ for binding

Step 4: With your sewing machine, sew down the binding with a regular thread.

Using Iron n' Fuse™ for binding

Using Iron n' Fuse™ for binding

Step 5: With Iron n’ Fuse™ achieve a professional look with perfect binding.

ABOUT IRON N’ FUSE™

Use this practical thread in the bobbin for appliqué, lining up corners and matching up patterns, binding, and zippers. The heat of an iron will fuse layers of fabric together, holding it in place so you can perfect your project. Then simply pull the top thread out!

Specifications:

Material: Fusible Vinylon

Weight: 40wt

Sizes: 183m (200yd)

Colours: 1

Usages: Appliqué, lining up corners, matching up patterns, bindings, and zippers.

Recommended Needle Sizes:

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Machine:
- 80/12 Machine

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Hand:
- #10 Sharps for hand basting (This thread may also be laid on the fabric)

Available Sizes

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