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Old 04-02-2012, 02:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Buckeye Rose View Post
I have used Pellon fusible fleece when making bags and am not entirely happy with the results. I sometimes have trouble getting the fleece to stick. I think the next bags I make I will use the regular fleece since the pieces aren't real big or difficult to quilt.
You have to fuse the fleece with the fabric side up and the fleece underneath, so that the heat of the iron can get to the dots more easily.

I really like the fusible fleece when making purses and bags, it adds body. I wouldn't use it in a quilt. I like "drapey" quilts and use Hobbs Heirloom batting mostly. I thread baste when I will be hand quilting, and pin baste when I will be machine quilting.
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