I have used a few fusible webbings, but can’t honestly say I recall their differences. Missouri Star has this information, which only helps select type, not brand, but it’s a start.
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(Linda -In the year 2025, I am happy to be alive! :us:)
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I am also in the HeatnBond camp…I use it for a lot of projects, but especially applique. It keeps the edges from raveling too much while you stitch, is easy to use, relatively inexpensive and even the scraps can be used.
For a temporary bond to stick a pattern to the fabric use the spray n bond. There is a temporary version and a heat activated permanent one. For backing applique before you cut it out use the heat n bond lite. Ultra or heavy duty is for serious bonding like patches.