materials used. I know it requires a woodburning tool but that's it.

You never did post the link to see the project :p
Cheap soldering iron @ walmart in the automotive dept. under $6 P.S. soldering iron also works nicely with hot fix crystals.

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by celticlady1031 16 Oct 2008

OMG! Girl you are a wealth of info. We actually have WalMart up here. I do miss Target but make do. Thanks for all your info. Will check it out. Hope it has the right kind of tip.

by celticlady1031 16 Oct 2008

Forgot to mention that I have searched and can't find the project now. After 2 hrs of searching I gave up. I really do have a life outside of CUTE. LOL

Cheap soldering iron @ walmart in the automotive dept. under $6 P.S. soldering iron also works nicely with hot fix crystals.

MissCharlie! What a gal! Just what I was looking for. Now I have to get myself a soldering tool and I'm ready to go. Thanks so much. As you can see I've been searching for this since August.

I don't know....HOT fabric? I treasure my finger prints and don't think this is 4 me :)

This looks close so far

http://www.inspirationalcreations...

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by misscharlie 15 Oct 2008

If you scroll down the page she invites beginners to contact for help.

Can you post the link to the project so I have a better idea of what it looks like and maybe be able to search it out?

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by celticlady1031 15 Oct 2008

I'll look for it and post. Hope you can help me out.

by misscharlie 15 Oct 2008

Will try my best.

I am obsessed with finding out how to do this. Has anyone found out anything on this technique?

Adali, if you read this would you mind sending me a PM? I would really love to know how this is done and can't find the process online. Thanks.... Mickey

this is a very good question, I saw it too, dont know anything about it, and the instructionbook is not for sale in Dutch or in the netherlands.*4u

I'm STILL hunting online and can only find books. How is a girl supposed to figure out if she wants to try something without first finding out what it's all about? I'm not willing to spend $20 on a book I might never use. Anyone else have this same mind set?

I sent adali a pm in the hopes of finding out how this works. I've been searching the internet for 2 1/2 days and still can't find anything out. Just books to buy. Looks like I'll have to break down and buy a book and if it's something I don't want to do I'll be out the 20 plus dollars. I haven't given up yet. Will keep up the search.

Had not heard of this either. Thanks for the information.

Thanks for asking this, I will also like to know.*

Mickey I saw the project u mentioned & thought it was beautiful but it was way out of my scope. I don't know a thing about it but hope u learn & share the knowledge because I thought it was so very beautiful *

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by celticlady1031 26 Aug 2008

I think (hope) it's easier than it looks. Will let you know what I find out.

What a great question, I had no idea either, thanks for the information ladies you are all the best...*4everyone

I will try to tell you the little I know about fusing fabrics. You need a sheet of glass under your work and I have seen a demo using a soldering iron. The best fabrics to fuse are synthetics, because they melt with the heat and fuse well. Just layer your fabrics on a cotton backing and use the soldering iron to burn patterns, holes, shapes, etc. Be careful not to burn yourself in the process. It is almost like doing applique with a soldering iron. Hope this makes sense!! *4U

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by marymoore 25 Aug 2008

sounds fun and dangerous especially with 4 babies lol

i know nothing about it but will this help a tutorial

I'm also waiting for the anwer.........found books only. 84u

Good question, I also could only find books, so I am waiting for answers as well. Someone will certainly be able to tell us more.