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    Removing Fusible Web from Quilt Top

    I received my guild Round Robin back at our May meeting. I love it all but.... the appliquéd circles. Are you with me?



    The circles are hand stitched on so I thought I'd just remove them. They crinkle. :?: So I took one off and it was fused on (sort of, it came right off) and then stitched. The paper was still inside. I'm so confused!!! :P Now I have fusible residue on the quilt top.

    Any tips on how to remove the fusible from the quilt top?

    {If you want to see all the quilts I worked on, I have a big blog post on it here: http://jmquilts.wordpress.com/2011/0...obins-wrap-up/ }
    Jules~

    @julesquilts on IG 
    working farm wife and quilter in the off-seasons
    Tired. 
    Modern quilter, QOV volunteer, Improv, FPP w/o stitching on paper, freehand quilting on my long-arm.
    Bernina Artista 200E, Elna Serger, Handi Quilter Fusion, a lot of old Singers and other vintage and antique machines.

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    Is it fusible, or it 505 Spray? I ask because I have used the spray when appliqueing and it will make a difference in removal.
    Jules~

    @julesquilts on IG 
    working farm wife and quilter in the off-seasons
    Tired. 
    Modern quilter, QOV volunteer, Improv, FPP w/o stitching on paper, freehand quilting on my long-arm.
    Bernina Artista 200E, Elna Serger, Handi Quilter Fusion, a lot of old Singers and other vintage and antique machines.

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      #3
      Originally posted by jasheeler
      Is it fusible, or it 505 Spray? I ask because I have used the spray when appliqueing and it will make a difference in removal.
      I think it is a fusible since the paper was still inside the appliqué and it is more like a covering than just a spray.
      Jules~

      @julesquilts on IG 
      working farm wife and quilter in the off-seasons
      Tired. 
      Modern quilter, QOV volunteer, Improv, FPP w/o stitching on paper, freehand quilting on my long-arm.
      Bernina Artista 200E, Elna Serger, Handi Quilter Fusion, a lot of old Singers and other vintage and antique machines.

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        #4
        Maybe you can just put an applique you like over it if you can't get it out.
        Jules~

        @julesquilts on IG 
        working farm wife and quilter in the off-seasons
        Tired. 
        Modern quilter, QOV volunteer, Improv, FPP w/o stitching on paper, freehand quilting on my long-arm.
        Bernina Artista 200E, Elna Serger, Handi Quilter Fusion, a lot of old Singers and other vintage and antique machines.

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          #5
          Originally posted by sugarmuffin57
          Maybe you can just put an applique you like over it if you can't get it out.
          Yes, I'm fine with that. Taking suggestions!
          Jules~

          @julesquilts on IG 
          working farm wife and quilter in the off-seasons
          Tired. 
          Modern quilter, QOV volunteer, Improv, FPP w/o stitching on paper, freehand quilting on my long-arm.
          Bernina Artista 200E, Elna Serger, Handi Quilter Fusion, a lot of old Singers and other vintage and antique machines.

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            #6
            Originally posted by she-quilts
            Originally posted by sugarmuffin57
            Maybe you can just put an applique you like over it if you can't get it out.
            Yes, I'm fine with that. Taking suggestions!
            How about stars to echo the centre star - if you have more of those fabrics?
            Jules~

            @julesquilts on IG 
            working farm wife and quilter in the off-seasons
            Tired. 
            Modern quilter, QOV volunteer, Improv, FPP w/o stitching on paper, freehand quilting on my long-arm.
            Bernina Artista 200E, Elna Serger, Handi Quilter Fusion, a lot of old Singers and other vintage and antique machines.

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              #7
              Originally posted by PosyP
              Originally posted by she-quilts
              Originally posted by sugarmuffin57
              Maybe you can just put an applique you like over it if you can't get it out.
              Yes, I'm fine with that. Taking suggestions!
              How about stars to echo the centre star - if you have more of those fabrics?
              Oh yes, that could work! I made the center so have leftovers. Thanks!
              Jules~

              @julesquilts on IG 
              working farm wife and quilter in the off-seasons
              Tired. 
              Modern quilter, QOV volunteer, Improv, FPP w/o stitching on paper, freehand quilting on my long-arm.
              Bernina Artista 200E, Elna Serger, Handi Quilter Fusion, a lot of old Singers and other vintage and antique machines.

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                #8
                Your welcome!

                Looking forward to seeing your finished solution
                Jules~

                @julesquilts on IG 
                working farm wife and quilter in the off-seasons
                Tired. 
                Modern quilter, QOV volunteer, Improv, FPP w/o stitching on paper, freehand quilting on my long-arm.
                Bernina Artista 200E, Elna Serger, Handi Quilter Fusion, a lot of old Singers and other vintage and antique machines.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by she-quilts
                  I received my guild Round Robin back at our May meeting. I love it all but.... the appliquéd circles. Are you with me?



                  The circles are hand stitched on so I thought I'd just remove them. They crinkle. :?: So I took one off and it was fused on (sort of, it came right off) and then stitched. The paper was still inside. I'm so confused!!! :P Now I have fusible residue on the quilt top.

                  Any tips on how to remove the fusible from the quilt top?

                  {If you want to see all the quilts I worked on, I have a big blog post on it here: http://jmquilts.wordpress.com/2011/0...obins-wrap-up/ }
                  As I recall ther is another post somewhere in Forum that says to put aluminum foil over the web and heat with an iron and the fusible will adhere to the foil.
                  As I recall i tested it and it worked.


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                  Sewing/Quilting on my Viking Sapphire 870

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by pamo65
                    As I recall ther is another post somewhere in Forum that says to put aluminum foil over the web and heat with an iron and the fusible will adhere to the foil.
                    As I recall i tested it and it worked.
                    Oh good Pam! Thanks! I did a search of the forums but hard to find this as fusible web comes up often here. I'll try the foil tomorrow.
                    Jules~

                    @julesquilts on IG 
                    working farm wife and quilter in the off-seasons
                    Tired. 
                    Modern quilter, QOV volunteer, Improv, FPP w/o stitching on paper, freehand quilting on my long-arm.
                    Bernina Artista 200E, Elna Serger, Handi Quilter Fusion, a lot of old Singers and other vintage and antique machines.

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                      #11
                      Not all fusible web is created equal. Some is more permanent than others so whatever you do go cautiously in order to not create damage. Lots of fusibles will remove with heat but had it been Steam a Seam you could have been stuck with the circles, not just the fusible glue part. I found with Steam A Seam 2 the only fix was to "mend" over the boo boo with a new applique.
                      Jules~

                      @julesquilts on IG 
                      working farm wife and quilter in the off-seasons
                      Tired. 
                      Modern quilter, QOV volunteer, Improv, FPP w/o stitching on paper, freehand quilting on my long-arm.
                      Bernina Artista 200E, Elna Serger, Handi Quilter Fusion, a lot of old Singers and other vintage and antique machines.

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by grannyagnes
                        Not all fusible web is created equal. Some is more permanent than others so whatever you do go cautiously in order to not create damage. Lots of fusibles will remove with heat but had it been Steam a Seam you could have been stuck with the circles, not just the fusible glue part. I found with Steam A Seam 2 the only fix was to "mend" over the boo boo with a new applique.
                        Ack! And I love SaS2. Hmmm... The circle came off EASILY... so much that I was surprised there was fusible. Well, I guess b/c she left the paper inside, the fusible peeled right off the paper. LOL!
                        Jules~

                        @julesquilts on IG 
                        working farm wife and quilter in the off-seasons
                        Tired. 
                        Modern quilter, QOV volunteer, Improv, FPP w/o stitching on paper, freehand quilting on my long-arm.
                        Bernina Artista 200E, Elna Serger, Handi Quilter Fusion, a lot of old Singers and other vintage and antique machines.

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                          #13
                          Rosemary: I love your signature line: embroideress extraordinaire and mad hatter. where did you come up with that?

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                            #14
                            Originally posted by theothermarion
                            Rosemary: I love your signature line: embroideress extraordinaire and mad hatter. where did you come up with that?
                            Marion, did you see the smilebox in the newsletter/daily blog about the big SOTTT sorting? Rosemary made the sorting hats!! http://daily-blog/107-just-for-fun/1...ngles-the-sort

                            And check out her profile description! community/my-profile/PosyP
                            She deserves the title!!!

                            Here is more info about the RSN: http://www.royal-needlework.org.uk/


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