I’ve been making soap for well over 8 years now and it has become my full-time job. But as so often happens…once your hobby becomes your job, you need a new hobby! Spending a lot of ti…

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I received a free sample of this stuff in a bag from Pellon during the schoolhouse session Pellon hosted. Here is what it looks like-  It comes on this little roll--rough on one side (where the goo is- put this side down on your batting) and smooth on the other ( where you put your iron!) Don't mix these up!   :-) You butt your two pieces of batting together and lay the tape down down the middle. Press with a WARM ( Medium heat-not super hot!) iron all the way down the pieces. I check it after a few minutes (once it is cooled down) to see if the glue attached well.  Bingo! You have a useful piece of batting now! The first time I tried this I had my iron on at full blast and I had a terrible time with this stuff. I only tried it again because several people I know swear by it and economically I would like to make use of these long pieces of batting I have leftover from quilts.   Try number two with an iron only heated to its medium setting yielded  flawless performance for the fusible tape.  Live and learn!

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OK folks, another week, another glass dish. This time, we made round ones. This involves a new tool! One specifically for cutting glass circ...