Prairie Grove Peddler SteamASeam

Steam-A-Seam 2 is a sticky fusible web with paper on both sides. The stickiness allows for a temporary hold of your appliqué piece to the background material. You can even hold your project up vertically and the appliqué pieces will stay in place. They are repositionable over and over again until fused permanently with an hot steam iron. You must have your iron on the Cotton setting with Steam to use Steam-A-Seam II fusible web. You must pre-wash your fabric for a permanent bond. For complete instructions using Steam-A-Seam II, see below.

We sell 24" wide Steam-A-Seam II and Steam-A-Seam II Lite cut from a roll in 4 yard cuts. We ship it rolled, not folded by US Mail (Priority Mail in the US).

shipping to US locations & Canada is FREE.

Steam-A-Seam II Regular- 24" X 4 yds. - $36.00 .....

4 YARDS of EACH Steam-A-Seam II Reg. and

Steam-A-Seam II Lite w/ FREE shipping, $72.00

Directions for using Steam-A-Seam II fusible web:

1. Always pre-wash your fabric for a permanent bond.
2. Look at the fusible web, determine which side of the paper backing has the fusible web attached and mark the side for tracing.
3. Trace your applique pattern in reverse on the side you marked.
4. Cut around the design leaving about 1/4" extra.
5. Peel the paper backing off of the unmarked side.
6. Press the traced paper design to the wrong side of your fabric and cut out the design. I like to use the hot iron for 3-4 seconds for this step before cutting.
7. Peel the remaining traced paper backing off. Position the design to the final project.
8. Using a steam iron on the cotton setting, hold the hot iron directly over the design and press in place for 12-20 seconds. A pressing cloth can also be used.
9. If you are going to be washing the finished design repeatedly, you might want to sew around each piece using a decorative stitch.
10. Machine wash cool and lay flat to dry. Never put fusible items in a hot dryer.
For unwashed designs such as wall hangings, you can leave the edges unfinished.

You can always touch up Steam-A-Seam with a hot steam iron if you have a edge come up at some point. It will not "melt" like other fusibles. It's the best!