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 Here is some more useful information:
You can use fabric to create motifs for cards, too.
1. Fuse your piece directly onto the card as a background piece..... or.....
2. Fuse your piece onto a piece of white cardstock, cut it out and use 3-D pads to adhere it onto a card or tag.
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Spring and Easter fabric and textile crafts >>> Create a Easter bunny plant poke, a soft bunny toy for a child or learn how to make a shoe bag for travelling. Sewing is fun and here you will find these projects to keep you busy in the spring.
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Fall fabric and sewing crafts >>> Create wooden refrigerator magnets by fusing country fabric scraps onto wood. This is just an example of one of the projects found here.
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Find Christmas fabric and sewing crafts >>> Find here cute snowmen out of felt to sew, a Christmas tree garland with stars or a patchwork Christmas tree ornament. These and many other fabric and sewing crafts can be found here.
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 Step-by-Step Tutorials 2 Find even more step-by-step tutorials and instructions. New tutorials are being added on a regular basis.
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1. Trace desired pattern on the backside- the paper side of fusible web.
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2. Place the piece on to the backside of a fabric piece and iron on. cool.
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3. Once cool, cut out the design.
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4. Remove paper backing. There is now a film on the back side of the fabric piece.
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5. Turn piece over with film side down and iron the piece on another piece of fabric or even on to card stock or paper.
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