Make a Christmas cushion using fusible adhesive Bondaweb | The Sewing Studio

[@patriciawebb2190]

Love the Elf’s hanging up. Thanks for the cushion tutorial

[@SewingStudio]

You are so welcome!

[@rashaessam7935]

Thank you ❤

[@bridgetwhite5547]

Thankyou. That's a lovely cushion. 🎄

[@mariangies]

Just discovered your channel. Thanks for sharing! Am making these today. Love your idea. Tfs. New like and subscriber! 💕

[@JOANNEMACEIKIS]

How did you make the toe and the heel

[@Weesperbuurt]

The original BONDaweb girl!

[@DL-ir2wb]

What number of bondaweb is recommended to use in clothes of a baby of months for appliques? for body's clothing?

[@annlynas9429]

I was lead to understand that Bondaweb continue 2 different glues mixed together. The first is fixed by heat, as you showed by you fixing the stocking to the fabric prior to cutting out. To apply the shape to the cushion fabric, the second glue needs to be activated by steam. Place a damp cotton cloth over the shape and iron until dry then stitch as required. In the video above you have used the heat activated glue twice and never the steam activated glue so consequently the adhesion will be far less robust. This article will be less likely to cope with the rigours of use/washing. The need for a damp cloth is also stated on the Vliesene, (makers of Bondaweb) website.

[@markmooney5662]

great vid....sub'd.... thank you and God bless. Gilly wife of Mark

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