DAILY HOW TO: Applique with Steam-A-Seam

Kris demonstrates how to use Steam-A-Seam while working on a darling project. Follow along for steps that you can apply to any fusible applique project as well as great tips to make your next project a success!
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[@charlannewilcoxson1028]

Thank you, thank you, thank you!!! I have watched countless videos trying to explain Steam A Steam and all I got was frustrated. That’s because no one, until you, explained about the web in between the pages of paper. No one else either mentioned or showed it. I spent a fortune and many hours of frustration. You saved my sanity. Thank you so much for such a great tutorial.

[@lindastevens8392]

Thank you. Your demonstration helped my Old Brain understand the whole applique process better.

[@kitchencookable]

You are the queen of demos that are so relevant at this time. Thank you again for another great tip . 👍🏻

[@MyGirlfriendsQuiltShoppe]

You are so welcome!

[@kathygoding5245]

This was so helpful. You can't imagine how many fusible mat tutorials with steam seam I have looked at. I was still confused with the reversed design and others would fuse the entire fabric like Laura Heine. Thanks so much.

[@sueannballard4026]

Love that owl!!! So darling!!! Great demo kris!!! I needed to see this

[@deborahobrien2419]

Thank you I was pulling the wrong side off
Now I understand I watch some many and was still confused
Thank you again

[@GottaDance56]

This video was very helpful. I'm doing my first collage project and the ability to re-position is wonderful.

[@nicholehelmueller2130]

Does this hold up to machine washing? I am trying to find a long term fix to a couple small holes in a bed quilt that my grandma made.

[@sharonsienaski6919]

I have always used HeatnBond Lite for appliqué on garments.
Interested in this.

[@nickyzabetian]

Thank you for the great tutorial. I am having trouble with appliques that have small areas to cut away - like in a letter "e". Do you need to remove the fusible webbing by cutting it out?? When I iron it on my fabric, it gums up my iron and stays tacky on the fabric... but it's so difficult to get at those small areas! And I also have issues with my appliques lifting up AFTER the whole ironing process. Trying to get the hang of this! Any help is appreciated.

[@lovespets3]

Heat & bond lite. And been using steam a seam -not a fan.

[@teralikleier489]

I’ve only ever used heat and bond

[@gghoney1934]

What is that mat called?

[@janetbright6574]

is it sticky on both sides?

[@MyGirlfriendsQuiltShoppe]

Edit: It is sticky on both sides

[@littleluluscraps]

Couldn't you just print it out on the Steam a seam?

[@MyGirlfriendsQuiltShoppe]

It depends on your printer. Inkjet printers should work, laser printers won't.

[@gghoney1934]

Steam a seam 2