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  • French Fuse is a lightweight knit interfacing with one soft side and one fusible side. This lightweight interfacing is used for reinforcing thin, delicate, or stretchy fabrics. French Fuse is the perfect stabilizer for making t-shirt quilts. This lightweight interfacing will not stiffen your quilt or reduce it's flexibility. Instructions: Place your fabric, wrong side facing up. Place the French Fuse with the fusible side (rough side) down, touching the back of the fabric. Cover with a scrap of fabric, to act as a pressing cloth. Press with a dry iron, on medium heat. Test the heat of the iron on one corner or edge first. If the fabric begins to shrink up, lower the heat of the iron, and try again. 60" wide.
  • French Fuse is a lightweight knit interfacing with one soft side and one fusible side. This lightweight interfacing is used for reinforcing thin, delicate, or stretchy fabrics. French Fuse is the perfect stabilizer for making t-shirt quilts. This lightweight interfacing will not stiffen your quilt or reduce it's flexibility. Instructions: Place your fabric, wrong side facing up. Place the French Fuse with the fusible side (rough side) down, touching the back of the fabric. Cover with a scrap of fabric, to act as a pressing cloth. Press with a dry iron, on medium heat. Test the heat of the iron on one corner or edge first. If the fabric begins to shrink up, lower the heat of the iron, and try again. 60" wide.

    • French Fuse 60" wide - White - by the yard - 25 yards equals a bolt

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    French Fuse is a lightweight knit interfacing with one soft side and one fusible side. This lightweight interfacing is used for reinforcing thin, delicate, or stretchy fabrics. French Fuse is the perfect stabilizer for making t-shirt quilts. This lightweight interfacing will not stiffen your quilt or reduce it's flexibility.

    Instructions: Place your fabric, wrong side facing up.  Place the French Fuse with the fusible side (rough side) down, touching the back of the fabric.  Cover with a scrap of fabric, to act as a pressing cloth. Press with a dry iron, on medium heat. Test the heat of the iron on one corner or edge first. If the fabric begins to shrink up, lower the heat of the iron, and try again.  60" wide.

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    • 5
      French fuse Interfacing

      Posted by Mary ann Shupinski on May 28th 2020

      I needed a light weight fusible interfacing,for T-shirt quilt.This is will be perfect.It will act as a stabilizer but also make the T-Shirts I will be using workable.I will order again when needed.

    • 5
      French fuse

      Posted by Andrea on May 27th 2020

      Great product for working with knits. Fast delivery and packaged very well!

    • 5
      French Fuse 60" Wide White

      Posted by JoEllyn West on Nov 13th 2019

      I had a quilt with a minky backing done by my long arm quilter. She LOVED this product. It kept the minky in it's place and the quilt turned out beautifully, nice and flat and easy to bind. I ordered more!

    • 5
      60" wide French Fuse

      Posted by vickiandarne@gmail.com on Mar 31st 2019

      The french Fuse worked very well on some rather thin cotton fabric which I had purchased to make a dress, that I didn't want to be able to be seen through. It fused very nicely and I had no problem with having it stick to a silk pressing cloth.

    • 5
      French Fuse

      Posted by Jayne Thomas on Mar 19th 2018

      Big Dog Sewing is awesome!

    • 5
      Best stabilizer yet

      Posted by Mary Veiseth on Mar 15th 2018

      Love this stabilizer; used it on t-shirts for quilts. Light, pliable, does not add much weight. Only drawback is that you must use a towel over the French Fuse and it will stick to the towel as well as the t-shirt; however, the towel pulls off very easily, but the stabilizer stays on the t-shirt. My go-to for t-shirt quilts!!