fusing web

Most fusible products are activated with heat from an iron or steam iron. Some double-stick webs are pressure-sensitive for temporary placement and are then permanently fused with heat (iron or steam).

Many fused bonds are described as permanent and are machine washable and dryable; some products also note dry-cleanability. Follow the specific product's care instructions for best results.

Yes. Certain double-stick fusible webs are pressure-sensitive on both sides so pieces stay in place and can be repositioned until they are permanently fused with an iron.

Lightweight fusible polyester interfacings are commonly used to stabilize T-shirt quilts and stretchy nonwoven T-shirt materials. They can also be used on wovens such as cotton for garments, scarves, pillow covers, and totes.

Some paper-backed fusible webs and regular-weight fusible webs are described as suitable for bonding fabric to porous surfaces such as wood and cardboard; regular-weight webs are commonly noted for use with paper and cardboard.