To Fuse or not to Fuse?
#33
Originally Posted by kluedesigns
its cheaper than warm and natural/white. i buy it by the bolt when joann has a coupon.
i pay like $45 for the bolt with the 50% coupon.
a bolt is 20 yards by 45 inches.
its 100% polyester so if you like natural fibers in your quilt this product is not for you.
i don't think joining batting is a bad thing per say - its just that people buy my quilts and i just don't feel right about doing that.
i pay like $45 for the bolt with the 50% coupon.
a bolt is 20 yards by 45 inches.
its 100% polyester so if you like natural fibers in your quilt this product is not for you.
i don't think joining batting is a bad thing per say - its just that people buy my quilts and i just don't feel right about doing that.
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i prefer to use fusible on one side. double sided fusible i find is either to thick or there's too much glue that the fabric needle holes don't close around the thread.
heavy weight fusible is not hard to sew thru - even though its called heavy its really not a "heavy" item. its heavy compared to other fusible stablizers or interfacing.
the lightest is like tissue paper so compared to that its heavy
heavy weight fusible is not hard to sew thru - even though its called heavy its really not a "heavy" item. its heavy compared to other fusible stablizers or interfacing.
the lightest is like tissue paper so compared to that its heavy
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