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The use of heat-sensitive fleece such as Bondaweb ® when joining layers of fabric, eg in applique work.
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The use of heat-sensitive fleece such as Bondaweb ® when joining layers of fabric, eg in applique work
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What is the primary purpose of using heat-sensitive fleece like Bondaweb in fabric joining?
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The primary purpose of using heat-sensitive fleece like Bondaweb is to create a permanent bond between layers of fabric.
Key terms
- Heat-sensitive fleece: A type of fabric that bonds layers together when heat is applied, such as Bondaweb.
- Appliqué: A decorative technique where a piece of fabric is sewn onto another fabric to create designs.
Common trap
Incorrect application of Bondaweb: Always test on a scrap piece and ensure the iron is set to the correct temperature for the fabric type.
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