Marti Michell Fusible Tape Single Sided Sewing Review

This product wasn't as thick as the melt band I usually buy but works quite well. I'll use what I have left of him. I just don't like that it's paper thin.

The included instructions - both written and illustrated - are very easy to use for beginners. I prefer to use this tape for small pieces rather than sewing them together.

Ideal for stabilizing seams when quilting while quilting. Very easy to apply, goes where needed and cures quickly. However, I don't know the lowest temperatures that can be used, since I'm working with a quilt, my iron is always as hot as possible with plenty of steam.

I used it to join 1 inch thick pieces of wool rug as an ironing board contour pad. For this application it worked very well and the resulting pad is stable and the individual parts don't move, but I also covered these parts with pieces of wool felt that have been wetted with glue. Quilt the batting together and I also hope that it will also be useful to join two pieces of soft and strong fabric together.Based on my experience with wool padding I firmly believe this product to be effective for…

Good: very cheap price. Ugly: Don't cut straight. Bad: After a lot of work it doesn't stick to anything but itself. Bought this to reinforce the seams on my first duvet. So I was drawn to the crowd because of the number of stitches I had to do. But when I unfolded it, the strips of the roll were either curved or jagged, as if they had been hand-cut with blunt scissors. But since no one saw it, I continued. But about halfway through the app, it became apparent that it wasn't tied to anything…