heat press batting
I just purchased the new Heat Press for batting...has anyone else tried it and how do you like it???
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I use Hobbs 80/20 fusible quilt batt. Is the heat press similar? The Hobbs presses with a dry iron and is water solvable.
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If it's water solvable then how does it stay with the quilt when it's washed? Does it disappear when wet? Sorry for the questions but my brain doesn't seem to be working this early in the AM.
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I just purchased a pattern for a tote that said to use heat press batting...I didn't but don't know what the difference would have been...more stability???tote was quite flimsy when done...might be the difference??? the pattern says stiffens and shrinks when pressed with an iron???
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Originally Posted by Kathy Osterby
(Post 5856569)
If it's water solvable then how does it stay with the quilt when it's washed? Does it disappear when wet? Sorry for the questions but my brain doesn't seem to be working this early in the AM.
Edit: Third cup of coffee gets my brain on track......most of the time, anyway. |
I bought a craft size roll awhile back but haven't used it. Let us know how it turns out.
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Do you meant the tape to join batting pieces? I love it. I use it for batting and to stabilize quilt pieces that have bias edges before cutting.
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Originally Posted by Tartan
(Post 5856564)
I use Hobbs 80/20 fusible quilt batt. Is the heat press similar? The Hobbs presses with a dry iron and is water solvable.
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this is all i could find. http://www.connectingthreads.com/too...r__D21128.html
i won a roll of this and it's fine but does not last permanently. you must sew through this area to keep the batting in place in your quilt. |
If the quilt is quilted it stands to reason the pressing tape will be sewn through. I haven't found any problems with the quilts I have used it to piece batting.
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