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30 January 20071 min read

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  1. jude31 January 2007
    hey thanks for sharing, the transfer method works well, you appliques have such interesting edges, i was womdering. i haven't used fusable web because i only had one experience where it seemed to be sort of stiff, which i didn't like in functional quilting. does it always stiffen the end product?
  2. jude31 January 2007
    and i love this photo!!!
  3. Claire31 January 2007
    Hi Jude, it does become stiffer, one layer of fusible dosn't change the hand too much, but I sometimes I use multiple layers of fabric and fusible and it become stiff. With washing and handling I suspect the stiffness would disappear. I use fusible because of the intracacy and delicacy of some of my applique pieces. It keeps things in place until I have a chance to quilt.
  4. Claire31 January 2007
    Thanks Jude :-) The week after I took the photo the building was demolished (to make way for some print studios), so I'm glad I took the effort to photograph the amazing old door.

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