MSQC SKU: TR7259 | MFG SKU: 123-01

Charlotte's Fusible Web Thread by Charlotte Warr Andersen for Superior Threads

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Quilting Product Description

Fusible thread? Yes, please! Charlotte's Fusible Web Thread is perfect for fusible appliqué projects, especially when multiple layers are involved. This thread won't give your bobbin any hassle and fuses without stiffness! NOTE: if used as a top thread, it will melt to your iron when pressed.

100% Nylon
40wt 2-ply
115 yds

Quilting Product Details

Brand: Superior Threads

Designer: Charlotte Warr Andersen

Product Type: Thread

MSQC SKU: TR7259

MFG SKU: 123-01

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    Roxianne H.
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    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    10/10/24
    Fantastic Fusible Thread

    NO MORE PINNING BINDING! 😁 Put this thread in your bobbin. Whether you are going to machine stitch or hand stitch your binding, when you flip the binding to the finishing side and iron it in place, this thread will fuse it in place so you don’t have to pin for the final stitching! 😁😁😁

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    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    10/10/24
    Fantastic Thread for Binding!

    This thread is great, no more pinning your binding! Whether you are hand stitching or machine stitching, you put this thread in your bobbin and after you sew down the edge of your binding, roll it to the other side and iron it in place. This fusible thread will keep the binding in place! You will need to adjust your tension while using it. The pic is before I machine finished my binding.

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