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Posted by Sherry Starr on October 10, 2007, 2:24 pm
I use fusible batting a lot. I use Hobbs Heirloom that I buy at a LQS. I
used it on 2 almost twin size quilts for my grandchildren. I didn't intend
for them to be that big, but I got carried away, lol. The grandkids loved
them because they were so big, and they could hide under them. I have also
used it on coasters and place mats. The stiffness washes out, and feels
like anything else.
Sherry Starr
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> The quilt that I used fusible batting for because the sashing fabric was
> not stable enough to easily quilt otherwise is home now.
> The quilting went fine, and the stiffness washed out; it feels like any
> other quilt now.
> I'd use it again in the same situation.
> I wouldn't use it regularly because I don't like the feel of polyester,
> but that's unrelated to the "fusible" part!
> Martha
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> not stable enough to easily quilt otherwise is home now.
> The quilting went fine, and the stiffness washed out; it feels like any
> other quilt now.
> I'd use it again in the same situation.
> I wouldn't use it regularly because I don't like the feel of polyester,
> but that's unrelated to the "fusible" part!
> Martha