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   liselaure | Jun 18, 2006 11:25pm | #1

   Hello Nancy,

   I was very interested by what you wrote about Soluweb, so I looked for it on Internet and I found it: http://www.vlieseline.de/English/Products/Interfacings/Creative_Range/Soluweb.htm. As you can check yourself, it's a water soluble stabilizer but it's not fusible. Too bad! Can you let me know in what Burda magazine (issue?, page/pattern?) you read about it? Thanks in advance.

   Lise-Laure

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   vwren | Jun 19, 2006 12:40am | #2

   Sol-u-web is the English name, and yes, it is a fusible--(the website Lise-Laure provided refers to it as a "temporary adhesive" after being pressed). 

   I purchased some from Debbie Glenn from Love and Stitches http://www.loveandstitches.com/   after a class demonstration, however, I don't see it on her web site now.  I had the impression it is distributed by Pellon, but can't find my package to double check.

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   liselaure | Jun 19, 2006 08:16am | #4

   You are right: I was wrong - I have read too fast - and that's good news. I will thus try to locate a Soluweb dealer here in Switzerland.

   Lise-Laure

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   SkiNsew | Jun 19, 2006 03:34am | #3

   Yes Sol-U-Web is made by Pellon.  If you do a google search by typing in "Pellon Sol-U-Web you will find several sources.  I noticed that Fabric.com has it.  This is a site that I have frequently ordered from and find to be very reliable.

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   SewNancy | Jun 19, 2006 02:43pm | #5

   Thanks, I'll do that

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   SewNancy | Jun 28, 2006 04:00pm | #6

   Thanks everyone, I did find soluweb and I bought it, haven't used it yet.
   Nancy