🌬️ MistyFuse White Sheer Fusible Webbing - 10 Yards Length Review

I would like to write it better, but even as an experienced seamstress I found it impossible. It turned out to be a lot thinner and more mesh like than I expected. But if I had read it better, I might have known it would be like this. I am a professional seamstress and due to Covid-19 I make everything I need for masks. I bought this because there was nothing else and it is completely unsuitable for any mask. I can't think of anything I would use this product for, but it might be effective for…

I'm new to Mistyfuse. I wanted to try myself in the application (and I have some products for that). But more importantly, when I read about this product, it seemed to me that it would be good for making a quilt sandwich. I have used the product by making strips 1/2 inch wide and spacing them about 3-5 inches apart with a ladder. It worked great and saved me a lot of time. It also works well for securing your knit before the last stitch. Keeps it flat and straight. It's very easy to use but…

Misty Fuse is very convenient to use with applications. I compared several fusible fabrics with the same fabric and background: lite steam a stitch 2 (warm co), lite ez steam II (pellon), Heat n Bond lite (thermal web). The fog fuse came out from above. It also has much better connectivity than some other Lites. Just know that you must use Reynolds parchment or an application sheet with it. Not all parchment paper is suitable. I tried Quilon coated parchment - big mistake, it stuck to that type