feffertim

I am so excited to try this. Watch the video http://store.thequiltshow.com/Quilte...noti-ffuse.htm

QuiltingVagabond

I saw this product advertised recently. I wonder how you get the powder only where you want it? Seems risky to use for applique.

sash

Don't think I would like to iron an entire quilt with it, it would get soooooo wrinkled ; just my opinion though. I'll stick with 505.

SillySusan

Hmmm!! Interesting. I'm looking forward to the other uses for it and for the recommendations from y'all.

osewme

It must be similar to this product. I think it would be great for small things like applique, etc. Not sure about a whole quilt.

https://www.bonashstore.com/store/p2...arter_Kit.html

Tartan

​I watched it but will be waiting for more reviews. It is $20 and she said it would do 1 quilt. She also said it does not wash out so what does the quilt feel like after?

Onebyone

I ordered some. It will be amazing for binding and fuse applique. I have liked all the Quilter's Select products. They are quality and do exactly what they made for.

Onebyone

She said it becomes very supple and nice feeling. I like that it is the texture of salt so no powder everywhere.

Watson

Seems like a lot of work for a big quilt. Might be OK for a wall hanging. I'll stick with 505, though.

Watson

notmorecraft

I have similar to this, got it years ago from Betterware, l used it for putting fabric behind torn school trousers. I have two boys and there was hardly a day went by, without one of them tearing some part of their clothing. It was great, forgot I had it must see if it still works ��