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fusible Various webs or interfacings which can be ironed onto a fabric for easier appliqu?or to support the fabric.
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fusion A second type of nuclear reaction where nuclei combine to form a large nucleus. During this reaction, energy is also released.
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fusible an interfacing (thin, treated fabric) used as a foundation for applique and foundation piecing. These come in many varieties, including sticky, woven, non-woven, and gets-sticky in a heat-activated ways.
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fusion Leg bones consist of a separate shaft and a cap (epiphysis) at each end. The shaft and epiphyses fuse as the animal gets older, giving us a clue to the animal's age when it was slaughtered.
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