mustangquilts

I buy all my batting by the rolls. I have so much left over and some of it can be used and some just a little to small for a quilt. I bought this tape over a year ago and decided to try it on a quilt for myself. I love it!!. You can not tell where it was taped together and it quilted perfect. I highly recommend it. In fact for $30. I bought a 100 yd roll of it on ebay. I do not want to waste any batting and I am so excited. Wish I had tried it sooner. You can not feel where the tape is at, at all. I am so excited to not be wasting batting any longer. Also, it take no time to tape together.

tessagin

I usually just zig zag on my machine with light thread. If too small use it for dog bedding or stuffing. But good idea.

TexasSunshine

I have also used fusible interfacing and cut it in strips. It is probably cheaper and does a good job,

ManiacQuilter2

I just cut strips from my bolt of Pellon lightweight fusible. I like using fusible instead of zig zag stitch but it is what ever works best for you!

Onebyone

I love this tape. I have several different widths of it . I also use it to stabilize HSTs when cut on the bias and back the edges of machine applique shapes. The convenience of the tape is the key. If I had to cut strips of fusible interfacing it would be a chore.

notmorecraft

I use either left over interfacing, or just zig zag with widest setting on my machine, I'm Scottish and we are frugal, lol, waste not want not xx

PaperPrincess

Yep. Love it. I found a place that was selling out for $0.99/roll. I bought all they had.

Onebyone

That was a great find! I found 1/4" wide roll at Tuesday Morning and bought all they had. It's perfect for bias edges.

joyce888

I agree. I've used it with great results.

ekuw

I had a roll given to me and I used it for the first time last weekend-LOVED it. Best new thing since I discovered spray basting. I will definitely use it again :-)