Monday, April 1, 2013

Notion of the Month April 2013: Heat n Bond

It's time again for a brand new Notion of the Month! Debbie Taylor is here today to tell you a little bit about our April Notion of the Month, Lite Iron-On Adhesive Heat n Bond Fusible Web! And don't forget, the Notion of the Month is 20% off all month!


Hi, Debbie here! I use Heat n Bond frequently, as I love to appliqué! The Heat n Bond is the perfect glue to keep your appliqué pieces stuck firmly.


Heat n Bond is very easy to use and is perfect for any appliqué that you are ready to try. Make a gorgeous appliqué quilt, or use it to embellish a skirt. Simply follow the manufacturer's instructions and get stitching! We created a handy video tutorial, walking through the process of machine stitch appliqué with fusible web using both a blanket stitch and a machine stitch. If you venture into the world of appliqué for the first time or are a seasoned veteran looking to pick up a few tricks, this video is right for you.


If you have any tips, tricks, questions or comments about using Heat n Bond or machine stitch appliqué, be sure to leave a comment! And remember, the Notion of the Month is 20% off, so stock up on Lite Iron-On Adhesive Heat n Bond Fusible Web and get ready to appliqué!

6 comments:

  1. Thanks so much. It's so great that all you wonderful blogs don't forget about us newbies!! :)

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  2. You're welcome! We hope you found the video to be helpful! Let us know if you want to see any particular tutorials!

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  3. Just getting into applique, tho I've been sewing for years...this video is great, thank you! Think I'll be placing another order with you in the near future! :-)

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  4. Have been appliqueing for awhile and this video really helps to improve on my method. Thanks so much. I liked how clearly the ladies spoke and made the directions easy to follow.

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  5. Thank you so much for the wonderful Heat and Bond applique video! It was very informative and a wonderful first step before I cut my first piece of fabric. I feel much more sure of myself now -- thanks to your video.
    Sharon S.

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  6. Debbie, this tutorial was fabulous. I am so grateful you demonstrated how to do the appliqué stitching at the end. The list of materials you recommend was extremely helpful as well. A big thank you to Debbie and the Fat Quarter Shop!

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