Once it is dry, you can treat it like regular fusing--cut it into shapes and fuse it to material. The difference is that now it pretty! The one warning is that once you have fused it to material, don't plan to iron the material again! I haven't tried it but I have been assured that is washable.
Here is my fusing cut into rough squares and fused onto some lovely discharged fabric that Beth made. Isn't it wonderful together?
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ReplyDeleteYou have the most amazing dyed fabrics!
I've never heard of dyeing Steam A Seam, what a great idea! Does it dry flat, or do you have to weight it down so it doesn't curl up?
ReplyDeleteJudith. I love what you did with the bleach discharged piece. very clever.
ReplyDeleteBeth
This is a great effect. What colors did you use on the cloth...metallics?
ReplyDeleteWow! All of this is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteLove the tissue paper effect.
If you like painting steam-a-seam you'll love Wonder under. Much more etherial in texture and doesn't gum up when sewing through it even when fused.
ReplyDelete~Christina