deema

Never used it...thought about it though. Its just as easy, maybe easier for bigger quilts, to spray baste because you don't need to iron with the spray.

Shelbie

I like this stuff for purses and bags because it is stiff. I wouldn't want it in a quilt and I don't know how the glue they use will react over repeated washings, dryings and years. I figure that bags and purses will be used for a much shorter time and probably wouldn't have any problems.

Lori S

For large projects I ... REALLY do not like it , the weight of the project often un-fused the quilt in places. It was more time consuming than I thought it would be to really fuse the whole thing. Once I discovered spray basting I never went back , it was exactly what I wanted as far as ease of use.
Oh ... You can't pre-shrink a fusible batting.

Sadiemae

I don't use these.

Candace

For small projects it's o.k. Anything larger than say 2 ft. square...I hate it. It will make your life a nightmare if you use it for a Queen size.