Superpunch Quilt-Fuse HTC3240-1 Interfacing/Interlining, White Fusible Interfacing Lightweight– 48” Wide Nonwoven 2” Layout Grid, Iron On Polyester/Rayon Interfacing for DIY Crafts Supplies- USA Made

I use this product for a few of my craft projects. When I need stability for the larger items, it's a comfort to know the perfect solution is there at hand. Thank you

I love this! I make table runners with a 2" grid. In the past, I would trace the pattern--onto fusible fleece, which is not the easiest. Now I trace just the key location points, cut the grid to fit, fuse the grid to the fleece and the 2" fabric squares to the grid. No more laborious tracing. Works great. The end product probably costs me a little more to make but the reduction in labor, and the accuracy of the grid versus tracing is worth every penny.

Use this stuff all the time

In order to use the printed squares you have to lay it down with the glue side up. The squares are a little faint but otherwise the product was good and fair value.

Used it for a watercolor quilt wall hanging. It was easy to use and the fusing with heat was complete, not like some fusible interfacing I have used. I will continue to use it!

Works very well when needing to sew 2 1/2" squares together. Once the fabric is pressed to adhere to the grid, you them sew the squares together to create a precise patchwork. Will certainly purchase again.

This product is used to help sew 2 inch pieces of fabric together into a quilt top with perfect matching seams. When I read the reviews, there were a lot of complaints from people trying to use it for something else. It is not a stabilizer for tee shirt quilts or interfacing for clothing. The marks are not on the wrong side. They are on the back and are fold lines for stitching 1/4 inch seams. The right side of the fabric is the textured side. Cut your fabric into 2 inch pieces. Lay your design on the textured side and iron with steam. Use the fold lines on the back of the fabric and stitch your 1/4 inch seams. Full instructions are in the description for the product. If you are trying to use this for something else, you will probably be disappointed.My only complaint was that the sticky side did not hold as well as I would have liked.

I was making a free form t-shirt quilt for my son and being able to lay out the tees and fuse them down was amazing and kepth all the edges of the tees from curling up.