Yesterday I showed you how to use HeatnBond EZ print sheets to prepare some appliqué shapes and make a coaster or mug rug using 6½” fabric squares of fabric and some Therm Fleece as the batting. Now you’re ready to finish the coasters! Following the manufacturer’s instructions on the package,…
Yesterday I showed you how to finish the tote bag with textured pockets made with Stitch-N-Steam and handles made with webbing. Today we’ll be using HeatnBond EZ Print Lite for some easy applique designs. These fusible web sheets go right in your printer! EZ Print is a paper backed, iron-on, sewable,…
Yesterday we used a SCHMETZ twin needle to sew down the bias strips on our shamrock wallhanging. Over the past three days I’ve shown you how easy and quick it could be to make a shamrock stained glass quilt top using helpful tools such as HEATNBOND® Lite Iron-On Adhesive Sheets,…