fuseandstitch
Fuseandstitch is a textile technique that combines heat-activated fusing with traditional stitching to join fabric layers. The method uses a fusible interfacing or bonding film placed between pieces, activated by heat and pressure, after which stitching reinforces the bond and adds durability and texture.
The process typically involves cutting fabric pieces, applying a fusible layer between them, and activating the
Common materials include fusible interfacings or bonding films, compatible fabrics (cotton, blends, or light synthetics), and
Advantages of fuseandstitch include stronger seams, flatter intersections, and improved control over fabric distortion. Limitations include
See also: fusible interfacing, heat-activated bonding, applique, quilting.