All of the quilts in this exhibit are made with fusible
web. Fusible web is a glue that is
transferred or "fused" to fabric with the heat of an iron.
Fused fabric is cut into shapes and then fused to a
background fabric to make a design.
Sometimes the edges of each piece are sewn down - sometimes
the edges are not.
All of the quilts follow the traditional definition of
quilting by using stitching to secure three layers: the front design layer, a
layer of batting and a background piece of fabric.
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