Batting tape
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the fusible tape isn't permanent though. you still need to be sure to sew well in those joined areas. I used a roll that i got free and wont' bother buying any in future. i'd rather hand sew or machine sew the edges together. that way, i know the batting will stay in place.
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The fusible tape smells funny but I use it all the time. I think if the quilting is thorough, you don't have to worry about it coming unglued eventually. Unless, of course, you don't quilt closely. I can't imagine making strips of fusible interfacing instead of the tape - too much work! Different strokes for different folks...
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The fusible tape smells funny but I use it all the time. I think if the quilting is thorough, you don't have to worry about it coming unglued eventually. Unless, of course, you don't quilt closely. I can't imagine making strips of fusible interfacing instead of the tape - too much work! Different strokes for different folks...
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