Steam-A-Seam Guide
"Steam-A-Seam is the most innovative fusible web. It is so much easier to use and cuts loose your creativity."
Jane Krause
Plain Jane Creations
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Steam-A-Seam directions
Steam-A-Seam guide
Steam-A-Seam projects
- Fabric
- Warm & Natural
- Lace, Ribbon and Dollies
- Patches
- Ultrasuede and Velvet
- Knits and Lamé
- Denim, Nylon and Canvas
- Bias Tape and Zippers
- Paper and Cardboard
- Gold Leaf
- Paper Maché Boxes and Wood
- Terra Cotta Pots, and Dried
- Flowers Magnets
- Small Beads
- Glass bottles, Copper and Foam
- Appliqué Quilts and Die-Cut Appliqué Pieces
- Wearable Art, Collars and Labels In Clothing
Hems, Seams, and Trim - Oven Mitts, Place Mats and Table Cloths
- Snippets by Cindy Walter
- Memory Books and Book Covers
- Kids Art, Thread Art and Jewelry
- Picture Frames
- Greeting Cards, Decorative Gift Wrap and Bags
- Holiday Decorations and Ribbon Embellishment
- Tissue Boxes and Lamp Shades
- No-Sew Warm Window Shades and Window Treatments
Valances, Banners and Tents
When using heavier fabrics, press both the front and back side of your appliqué. Don't worry about overheating Steam-A-Seam. Chances are you will scorch your material rather than completely dissipate the web.
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