How to Store Fused Fabrics

Once you transfer fusible web to a fabric it is there for good. You can use the fused fabric now or 20 years from now. It never loses it’s fusibility.
Which leads us to a problem I’ve had to deal with for 20 years: how do you store all those fused fabrics?
List of how to store fused fabrics
Roll large 1 yard pieces of fabric on the release paper and cut fabrics off as needed
Stack quarter yard pieces of fabric down to 5″ square fabrics on trays or in stacking drawers. Try not to fold the fabric.
Toss small fabric scraps into small bins or plastic bags.

Laura

An Autumn Trip to the Trillium Group

Joyce and Laurie show off their work from class.

Thank you to the Trillium Quilters for a delightful visit to Door County, Wisconsin. As usual, I was amazed at their wonderful creations. Each and every Tiny Homes quilt top was fun and inspired and original.

The day of the orange pumpkin is past.

After class we went to dinner and watched the sun set over Green Bay. It was the perfect ending to a perfect autumn day way up north. You really must visit Door County sometime. The little towns, the shops, the cherry orchards, and the lake make it ideal for a leisurely fall escape.

Three Sisters in Autumn by Laura Wasilowski

As I drove home, I enjoyed the brilliant fall colors scattered across the hills of Wisconsin. And I thought to myself, “It’s good to be a traveling quilt teacher!”

An Autumn Trip to the Trillium Group

Joyce and Laurie show off their work from class.

Thank you to the Trillium Quilters for a delightful visit to Door County, Wisconsin. As usual, I was amazed at their wonderful creations. Each and every Tiny Homes quilt top was fun and inspired and original.

The day of the orange pumpkin is past.

After class we went to dinner and watched the sun set over Green Bay. It was the perfect ending to a perfect autumn day way up north. You really must visit Door County sometime. The little towns, the shops, the cherry orchards, and the lake make it ideal for a leisurely fall escape.

Three Sisters in Autumn by Laura Wasilowski

As I drove home, I enjoyed the brilliant fall colors scattered across the hills of Wisconsin. And I thought to myself, “It’s good to be a traveling quilt teacher!”