A useful little tip ‘How to bond your appliqué on to fabric without using bondaweb’

Here is a link on eBay for the fusible web
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[@lynnyvonnestwo]

Thank you Jean, I Have Some Of This And When I Bought It From Our Friends In China A Long Time Ago,It Was Sold To Me As Double Sides Violin, Thank You For Showing How To Use It, It Is Going To Be Very Useful For My Slow Stitching Now Jean, Brilliant For When We Do Aplic work, Thank You So Much For All Your Knowledge Jean, Happy Stitching Lynn X

[@Vivien3108]

Hi Jean, Hope your well. Thank you for this very helpful tip. Hugs xx : )

[@VintageShabbyChic]

What a helpful and useful tip! Thank you for sharing :-)

[@loueencooke9006]

Thank you for sharing have just ordered some and hopefully save my fingers x

[@MiCottageCrafts]

Oh my goodness Jean, I think I've got some of this that I bought quite a while ago from a quilt shop but couldn't or didn't know how to get it to work. I shall have to go find it because my fingers are really sore from the thicker stuff I've been using. Thank you so much and take care xxx
- Jeanette

[@jeanwragg]

I watched your video of the beautiful block you’d made and heard how sore your fingers are. Hope you find fusible film you’ll notice a big difference xxx

[@maritaranda7782]

What is the name of the «iron on film»😊

[@debbievignola8275]

Great tip Jean. I've killed my fingers stitching through the heat and bond.

[@jeanwragg]

I know Debbie it’s a pain, hope this helps 😊

[@touchedbyanangelecrafts417]

Thanks so much Jean for your video!!! 💕

[@jeanwragg]

You’re welcome, hope it helps 😊

[@pameladunne567]

Jean I hope you don't mind but do you knowxwhatvhas happened to tricia please I miss her terribly but I do know you was good friends xxxx

[@jeanwragg]

Sorry Pamela I have no idea ❤️