Hobbs Heirloom Fusible Blend: 45 x 60in (Crib), Cotton, White

Good Quality fusible fleece. Item came rolled tightly and in packaging as pictured. The folds in the material flattened out easily. It was my first time using fusible batting and I found this very easy to cut and sew and iron to fabric. I would say this is on the thinner side but it appears it would make a warm blanket. I made the attached machine mat/ cover and found the padding to be adequate. I have attached images for clarity.

A really great product.

Good wadding but not very good at fusing to the material but ok after its sewn in place.

Very best quality material. I have had several orders of this batting and have always been very delighted with the ease of use and never a peice wasted.

Used this to back some placemats I made for Christmas. Was so easy to just iron my patchwork onto it. Use some baking paper if you don’t want to stick anything to the back at the same time. I managed to stick the front on, add the backing and trim and turn them then ironed the back on so I didn’t need to use binding. It worked really well and I was then able to add decorative stitching on top. Only thing I’d say is I wish it were a tad thicker but I’ll live

As a batting/wadding I can't fault it. As a FUSEABLE batting/wadding it is absolutely 100% useless. As I fused my quilt top to it and then moved to another place, where I had just fused was separating from the batting and peeling away. I used a hot iron as stated in the instructions. I even risked scorching the quilt top. Nothing worked. In the end I was exhausted and still left with an unfused quilt top. I ended up using the batting in the conventional way and basted my quilt top to it. Luckily I like Hobbs blended wadding otherwise it would have been a complete waste of money .It was a complete waste of time, effort and electricity getting it to fuse.

Has made making quilts a much easier job. I have been making quilts for the Linus charity and thanks to the ease of using this I have been able to halve the time in making them - ( I've made 17 so far this year 40"x40" )It is easy to use and resposition as necessary. I find it essential to unroll it and let it breathe for a few hours to help get the creases out before I use it. Ive used the crib size so can make an extra quilt with the leftovers of several packs. Might be more economical to buy in larger packs but logistically havent a lot of workroom so easier to buy this size.

Manufacturers care instructions say this heirloom 80/20 fusible batting will slightly shrink (3-5percent) designed to create a quilt with a traditional puckered look and will become softer with each wash. Suggest test sample to consider fabric shrinkage and batting shrinkage together and your preferred finished look.