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Old 02-08-2018, 07:11 AM
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Default Where to buy Hobbs 80/20 Fusible?

I was hoping to find it at Hobby Lobby, Joanns, or Walmart but no such luck. Does anyone know of a cheap source?
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Old 02-08-2018, 07:23 AM
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You can find it at Hancock's of Paducah, although I don't know what size you are looking for.
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Old 02-08-2018, 08:27 AM
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I used to be able to get it at Michaels with my 50% coupon but they stopped stocking it here. They may still stock it in the US?
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Old 02-08-2018, 09:22 AM
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I have bought it at Connecting Threads. They often have it on sale but even their regular price is pretty good.
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Whatever you do, do not buy it from Craftsy. I got some Hobbs 80/20 fusible them this past November and it wouldn’t fuse. Emailed Hobbs and using a number that was on the package they determined that the batting I got was very old, which was why it wouldn’t fuse . Fortunately Hobbs is a great company and they replaced it for me.

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I purchase mine from Connecting Threads
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Quilted Memories of Overland Park KS is a Hobbs dealer and can get all their product. Check their website.
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I used to buy mine from Hobby Lobby too. one time i tried unrolling the fusible and it took me one hour. pulling and pulling it apart. stuck like mad. anyway, ended up near completion and got a big hole. took back to Hobby lobby and the girl wouldn't help me. I left the batting with her! emailed hobbs Heirloom and they kindly sent me two rolls! i was so happy. it had to be old and they came through even though it wasn't their fault. i'm using my stash now, batting and fabric. i hope i can find the fusible when I need to buy new again. Good luck.
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Originally Posted by rryder View Post
Whatever you do, do not buy it from Craftsy. I got some Hobbs 80/20 fusible them this past November and it wouldn’t fuse. Emailed Hobbs and using a number that was on the package they determined that the batting I got was very old, which was why it wouldn’t fuse . Fortunately Hobbs is a great company and they replaced it for me.

Rob
Rob did you say anything to Craftsy about what happened? They are very good at making things right. I probably would have contacted them before contacting Hobbs.
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I bought mine at amazon
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