Heat Press batting tape
I would love to use up some of my large leftover pieces of batting. I save the smaller pieces to make practice sandwiches, but has anyone tried the HeatPress tape that fuses two pieces together (side by side)? I use Hobbs 80/20. I was thinking of taping two pieces length wise for a baby quilt. Thanks for your input!
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i think it must be sewn on well though because it might not be permanent. read the directions. i've used it myself and not had any problems.
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I use this product all the time . Love it.
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I just do a hand tailor stitch to hold them together. If you are quilting reasonably well, it stays put. I hand quilt and don't NEED any added bulk to stitch through.
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I use it all the time and it works well.
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Haven't used the tape because I just butt the two pieces together and zigzag stitch them together. It doesn't look pretty but once it is in a quilt you will never know the seam was there.
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I butt the pieces together and stitch with a wide zig-zag. Works great!
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I've used it frequently. It seems to stay put once pressed together, although it can be pulled apart before quilting the quilt.
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I have used it. The problem I have is I forget which side is the fusible and sometimes the iron is too hot. It does stay put
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I use it. I don't like sewing batting.
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