I need something for fusable interfacing for quilting, need to iron b4 sewing arcs w/o it sticking, will this work
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You can certainly use this for fusible interfacing (double sided?) It will stick if double-sided, but will easily peel off (similar to elmers' glue on fingers, you simply roll the adhesive as you go along and it will all come off).
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I used it to make a leather cutter blade repair and had to file it to fit. It was harder than a lead/tin solder but I'm not sure it would have the wear qualities you require. It may be worth a try considering the price of the product.
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I don't think this works well with thick fabrics. I tried using it with some thick fabrics and they simply didn't fit through the channel. Since it's metal, there's no give. However, if you're doing potholders, it might be squishy enough to compress and make it through. I've found it to be a really useful foot to have around for other uses though. It works great on everything except thick stuff. Also good to note that it doesn't accept double wide bias tape.
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What pfaff do you have? It should work fine. Thanks Sammy sewingmachineoutlet
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I have not had a problem using my machine for that type of fabric. I did small projects though. I would say so long as you are using the right thread, needle and tension you should be ok.
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I have used it to set the ink from silk screening cotton shirts. It worked well and was much faster than using my household iron. I hope this is the answer you are looking for.
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I purchased one and use it occasionally. It has a good magnet and since I have an older Viking machine, which is metal; it does hold well. Since my sewing is predominately quilting using a 1/4" seam, I use my 1/4" seam presser foot more than the seam guide.
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I have not tried to do that, don't know how it would respond to an iron. If I did I would probably just butt the two sides together and do a wide zig zag to sew the two pieces together.
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Sort of. I used it to put on T-shirt stretchable fabric transfers. I had to press them about 5 times before they would transfer. Then after I took off the paper backing, I had to cover them with parchment paper and re-do the corners. I tried to use it to put on Inkjet Shirt transfer and they wouldn't transfer at all. I had to use a regular iron to complete my task. It does a great job on my husband's dress shirts, though.... Hope this helps.
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Sorry, I have used mine to make my quilting surface slick. It has worked well for that.Thanks Vici
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Yes it works as good as any soldering iron I have used the stamps and whole set-up is 1st Class!
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I got this a year ago this is very hard to bend if is a arc bend yes but if you have aVery short or sharp bend this one is not going to work for you.....good luck
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It should. I've sewn denim two and three layers. I'd suggest taking some scraps and slowly getting the feel of how the machine accommodates your project.
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I really like it for quilting. It stays hot, and I can use the point on either end for pressing. I recommend it.
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Should work. If you have a hole for a screw on the sewing plate, then it will work!
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From what I understand of your question, no. A Teflon foot would accomplish this. Or is PUL came packed with tissue paper, keep the tissue paper under it except when it approaches the needle. The supreme slider reduces the friction between the fabric and and machine surface, letting you more easily free motion quilt.