Fuse So Soft Lightweight Tricot Fusible Stabilizer – 9" x 10 Yard Roll
Keep your projects soft, stable, and skin-friendly.
Fuse So Soft is the ultimate solution for crafters who need a permanent stabilizer without the stiffness of traditional backings. This lightweight tricot features a permanent heat-activated adhesive on one side, allowing it to bond seamlessly to your fabric while maintaining a natural, fluid drape.
Whether you are quilting delicate fabrics or finishing a scratchy embroidery design, Fuse So Soft provides a professional, "barely-there" feel.
Why You’ll Love It:
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Ultimate Comfort: Perfect as a "cover-a-stitch" backing for metallic or heavy embroidery, protecting sensitive skin from irritation.
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Versatile Use: Works beautifully on silk, satin, and other delicate fabrics where weight and flexibility are key.
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Permanent Bond: Features a high-quality fusible side that activates easily with a standard household iron or heat press.
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Quilter’s Choice: Excellent for stabilizing fabric blocks without adding bulk or changing the "hand" of the quilt.
Product Specifications:
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Dimensions: 9 inches wide by 10 yards long.
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Material: Lightweight tricot knit.
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Type: Permanent single-sided fusible.
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Heat Setting: Use a medium to high setting on a household iron or heat press to activate.
Pro Tip: When using as a backing for embroidery, cut the Fuse So Soft slightly larger than your design to ensure all edges are sealed for maximum comfort against the skin.
Materials & Care
Material Composition
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Base: 100% Lightweight Polyester Tricot Knit.
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Adhesive: Permanent, heat-activated resin (single-sided).
Application Instructions
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Iron Temperature: Set your household iron to a Medium-High (Wool/Cotton) setting.
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Dwell Time: Press and hold for 10–15 seconds. Do not "glide" the iron initially; use firm, even pressure to ensure the bond sets.
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Test First: We always recommend testing a small scrap on your specific fabric to ensure the heat setting is appropriate.
Care & Maintenance
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Washing: Machine washable and dry-cleanable once fused.
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Drying: Tumble dry on low or air dry to maintain the integrity of the bond.
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Ironing (After Application): If the fabric needs pressing later, iron on the fabric side or use a pressing cloth over the tricot to avoid direct contact with high heat.
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