Don't Pin or Spray - Use Fusible Hobbs Batting
Вставка
- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Learn how easy it is to baste with fusible batting instead of pins or adhesive spray. Stephanie Hackney, Director of Marketing and Sales with Hobbs Bonded Fibers, shows you how.
www.quiltweek.com
Thank you so much for your very informative tutorial. I'm using Hobbs fusible for the first time per Pauline's Quilters World (in Australia). I didn't realize not to use steam. I'm working on small pieces so I didn't have any issues. Love it.
Finally tracked down some fusible wadding at Harrogate Quilt Show at the weekend (from Doughty’s) Thanks for the tips 👏 I can’t wait to try it 👍🇬🇧
I had never heard of fusible batting. Thanks to your excellent video I feel that I will soon be finishing the quilt tops I have lying around. Thank you very, very much!!!
once I figured out how to make it stick to BOTH sides I was off to the races. I love this stuff. Since it is so thin I use a double layer. I use a piece of parchement paper on the top and the bottom of my quilt sndwich .
Love this batting, will not use anything else now that I have found this product.
Thanks for the great tips Stephanie!
I love Hobbs batting 80-20 but not this one. Back to basting spray! My backing would not adhere no matter what, followed the instructions, and the tutorial. Maybe I should have washed the backing? This might be OK for a small project but not for me.
Wow, marvelous, wish I could buy this in New Zealand. Must find out! Handy for single quilts for charity
buy it online from Connecting Threads, shipping is free for Australia if you buy $100 or more. Hope that helps
An this be used with Minky?
Yes, it works with pretty much any fabric😊
All I fine is the blocks, I want to buy yards.