Pellon Fusible fleece or 808 craft fuse
I have some Pellon 808 craft fuse and lots of Pellon fusible fleece which I've used in tote bags.
I want to make some placemats and coasters. and a folded star trivet. the 808 is thin and the fleece a bit thicker. which is best and does each wash well? they say they do. well the 808 does. i don't have any paperwork directions for the fusible fleece. anyone? |
I've used the fusible fleece for placemats and it has worked well for me, although I don't try very hard to actually fuse it. I do a fair amount of FMQ to hold the layers firmly in place as well.
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thanks, i don't think it fuses well either. didn't bother me when making totes. I made my girl friend some placemats last Christmas and she asked about washing them. i used 80/20 cotton batting so told her not to put in dryer. just lay flat to try. wondered if i used the fleece or craft fuse, if they can go in dryer and not wrinkle up.
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I just made some place mats and used a new to me product called "Soft and Stable". Gives the mats more body than regular batting and it's washer and dryer safe. http://www.byannie.com/shop/category...ft-and-stable/
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thanks. Bernie, that looks better for tote bags for sure. I like them to stand up a bit.
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Fusible fleece washes up nice
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