Polyfuse

Polyfuse is a fusible tearaway. It softens when washed and does not leave any bulk to your design but leaves a thin layer of polyester fibre which helps reduce showing in appliqué and pads the shape.

Polyfuse can also be used for raw edge appliqué and machine embroidery.

Sold per sheet.

Size: A4

1. Simply trace your design onto Polyfuse.
2. Polyfuse can be put through your ink jet printer. (Be sure to clean the print head regularly.
3. Cut your shape out, press onto the wrong side of your fabric, iron should be medium/hot cotton setting on the iron.
4. Cut around your shape, leave 3/ 16″ seam allowance.
5. Use either glue stick to turn under edges or hand tack the seam allowance.
6. Place onto your project and stitch in place by hand or machine.
7. The Polyfuse stays in the quilt and softens with washing and use.

Polyfuse can also be used for raw edge appliqué and machine embroidery.

I have been doing a BOM using wool. Can’t trace on wool and freezer paper doesn’t do the trick. Polyfuse is perfect. I just printed what I wanted onto an A4 sheet of Polyfuse. Cut roughly around it. Ironed it onto the wool and trimmed around the shape. It’s brilliant, You can leave it in, but l am not going to. Just pin and appliqué on to your background.