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[TD="colspan: 2"]Description: 45'' x 60'' iron-on lofty fleece for quilitng, home decor & craft projects
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http://www.fabric.com/ProductDetail.aspx?ProductID=01303598-da60-46f0-9863-e42bf3c14953

twinkie

Our Wal Mart has fusible fleece by the bolt.

jitkaau

Why not buy the minimum amount that the shop will allow and give it a try? You could always include it as a pocket or embellishment if it is suitable and you are not too much out of pocket if it is a flop. Good luck with your efforts.

happyquiltmom

We use fusible fleece in our shop for the purses and bags we display as store samples. It comes in a couple of thicknesses, still thinner than quilt batting. The fusible is ironed to the outside fabric; it adds loft and stability to the bag. Additional stabilization is not necessary. You can quilt it if you like, but not necessary. I love this product and use it in all my personal bags as well.
Cindy

Debby54

Check Overstock.com as they have great prices on the Pellon fusible and the shipping is only $2.95. I have purchased a few times with no problems in the merchandise or the delivery

sewnsewer2

Walmart sells it by the bolt.

Moedeenie

I have bought bolts at Joann's (in store). Our store usually has full bolts near the cutting counter.

elliot

I use fusible fleece in wall hangings, I fuse it to the muslin I use for a backing and the spray baste the pieced top to the front and quilt.

kqqlme1147

FABRIC.COM has the fusible fleece. I just might try that on a quilt. Thanks for sharing.

karate lady

I use the fusible interfacing with my quilted bags. There are different wgts of it. I just feel it and go with what feels right to me. My bags are layered....fabric, interfacing and batting. works great..