Onebyone

Keep a watch at online clearance sales at wholesalers. I bought 8 two inch rolls for what 2 rolls cost now. I never have to buy it again.

Rhonda K

I have not used that brand yet.

I recently used a fusible tape that doesn't need ironing. It is Wet N gone (by Floriani).

I simply cut about 6" strips and go across the seam in about 4 places. It's easy since you can place the tape on the bottom seam edge (facing up) of one piece and then butt the second piece together. You can add pieces on the top join if needed.

The tape helps hold the batting together and while doing a quick stitch with a wide zig zag. Plus the tape layer on the bottom helps the batting slide through the feed dogs. The tape is water soluble so washes out later.

Quiltngolfer

I use it all the time. Works great.

Snooze2978

I use it all the time. Got my last order thru Nancy's Notion and ordered a 100yd. roll. Don't know if she still carries it or not. I use all my fairly decent size batting scraps and tape them together and hang thru up for later use. I'll add the size it is at the time so when I need batting I'll look to see what I have available or combine 2 together if necessary. Smaller pieces I'll keep for little wallhangings 12" or less or for practice pieces on the DSM.

dunster

I should have mentioned that I always use my walking foot when joining the batting. I think that helps keep it even.

catsden

I use this and I also use a pressing cloth when I press it on the batting pieces.

tessagin

Got a couple bags of scraps from the lqs going out of business aka retiring, Many of the scraps were with backing. After sitting in front of the television and computer watching videos. I took the batting and did a zigzag stitch on a couple strips then threw them into a laundry bag and washed lightly. Tossed into low heat dryer and you can't tell too much that it isn't one piece.

WMUTeach

I have used the heat press tape for a number of years, especially on baby quilts by fusing two of my larger batting scraps to make the needed sized for a baby quilt. Not one single problem. I continue my quilt just if I had a single piece of batting. Love it and will continue to use the fusible tape with confidence.

juliea9967

I use it all the time and have never had problems. It's a quilting staple in my house.

eastslopequilter

I quilted a table runner for a friend that had the heat tape on the batting. It had started to come loose. I prefer zigzagging them together. More substantial