Definition: Fusing is a flat adhesive paper or cloth that can be ironed onto fabric to create a bond. The adhesive is not sticky until it is activated by heat Fusing can be used to make seams, create hems, or apply appliqués. Fusing comes in a variety of flat sheets, shapes or strips. It can be found moderately priced at many craft stores.
Also Known As: fusible web, fusible fabric, fusible cloth
Common Misspellings: fusable
Examples: I laid fusible web between the two fabrics and ironed them together.
