Sew Fab Foam Fusible 30" x 30"

Sew-Fab-Foam
Single Side Fusible, Fabric Lined Foam
Sew-Fab-Foam is a very soft, fabric lined foam stabilizer. This unique product is coated on one side with a fusible adhesive for bonding your favorite fabric in place, eliminating pins! Sew Fab-Foam consists of one layer of pliable, sew-friendly foam which is sandwiched between two beautiful layers of soft, natural colored tricot fabric. You will find Sew Fab-Foam is very easy to stitch through on most makes and models of embroidery or sewing machines and will add elegant shape and body for your next padded project!
Ideas and projects for Sew Fab-Foam:
E-Reader or iPad protective cover/case
Computer protective cover/case
Handbags and Purses
Camera Case
Baby Car Seat or Shopping Cart Liner
Eyeglass Case
Lunch Totes
Basket Liner
Diaper Bag
Placemats/Table-runners
Cup/Can/Bottle Koozie
Casserole Carriers
Sew-Fab-Foam is Sew Much Fun! Give your next padded project the body and shape it deserves with this foam-tastic new product from RNK Distributing!
Natural Color
Easy to embellish, sew and shape
Light stability and lasting body
Gives a professional look to your bags and other projects
Single Side Fusible coating eliminates pinning and makes for easier handling/embellishing
Machine wash warm on gentle cycle, tumble dry low or dry clean
Directions for Use:
Cut Sew-Fab-Foam to the desired size.
Place the shiny fusible side of Sew-Fab-Foam to the wrong side of fabric.
Working from the fabric side, cover with a damp press cloth.
Set the iron to a Wool/Steam setting - hold pressure to the damp press cloth for a minimum of 5 seconds.
Repeat until all fabric and foam are fused.
*Important Tips
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ALWAYS test your fabric and Sew-Fab-Foam to make sure it is compatible.
It is recommended to pre-wash all fabrics to remove any sizing that might interfere with the fusible coating. Do not use fabric softener when pre-washing your fabric to ensure the very best bond.
All irons heat differently - The temp given above is a starting point, if you are not achieving a good bond, it may be necessary to slightly increase the iron temp or hold pressure for a bit longer.
Test First!