Steam A Seam 2 Fusible Web 24" Wide 3 Yard Roll Packed in Kraft Tube | Warm Company

Works well for laminating fabrics.

I have used a lot of different double sided iron on products and this wins hands down. It is so easy to use, I'm not sure you could screw this us. This purchase gave me tons of yardage and I won't need more soon, but I am very impressed and hope that everyone in the market for this type of item will buy this first. You can't go wrong.

Love the product and it is reasonably priced.

This product is recommended by many quilters especially for collage quilts. I had a bolt of a lightweight fusible that I started to use through the head/throat area of the rooster, but when the Steam A Seam2 came in the mail, I switched. The tackiness is similar to a post-it note, so you can reposition if needed before ironing. I found this product preferrable to the other fusible because it sticks in it's trial position pretty well. This is my go to fusible for collaging. See photo of finished Laura Heine "Doodle Doo" quilt pattern.

When I bought the pattern (at a Sewing/Quilting show) the sellers recommended I use Steam a Seam 2. Not Lite, but the 2. So I did. This is the first time I've made a fabric applique/collage project so it was a learning experience. For example, don't use a black sharpie to draw the outlines on either the backing fabric (interfacing) or the Steam a Seam because it will show through where the white/light fabric is. But the Steam a Seam worked excellently, just like it was supposed to. And then I did cross hatch stitching on it, because that is what the original artist did. I'm thinking I'll outline Santa, but first I need to practice some freehand stitching with my machine. Then I'll trim and border it. I expect it will be done by next Christmas.

Need for a quilting project

Excellent adhesive for appliqué projects. Paper wrinkled and have to reposition the first two feet to have a smooth surface for tracing.

Works as it should

Good