Fusible Webbing is just about handiest thing you can find at the fabric store. The only more versatile thing there is probably felt. Because what can’t you do with felt? But fusible webbing is a true must have for any crafters. Use it in quilts, clothing and home decor projects. It’s useful for a variety of applications. But here, at its most basic, it is used to create a simple iron on applique with fantastic results. While this tee is perfect for winter, the same technique can be used with any shape. The trick is to iron the webbing to your decorative fabric before cutting your shape rather than trying to cut the webbing and shape to match.

Things you need:
Fabric scraps, at least 4 by 4″
Fusible Webbing
T-shirt
Craft Iron
Craft knife and Mat Set
Snowflake Template

Things to do:
1. Cut your fabric and webbing roughly the same size and iron the webbing onto the fabric according to the package directions.
2. Print out the snowflake template and pin to the fabric. Using your craft knife carefully cut out the snowflakes.
3. Peel the backing off of the fabric and iron onto t-shirt for instant holiday fun!