Fusible batting question
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I used fusible batting today for the first time to make a qwillow. There doesn't seem to be any loft to it now. It looks like it is layered with maybe fleece. I mean there is no thickness to it that you usually have with batting. Is this right?
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Originally Posted by amma
It should fluff up some once washed and dryed, using the iron on it to adhere the fusible flattens it out :wink:
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Originally Posted by Joeysnana
Originally Posted by amma
It should fluff up some once washed and dryed, using the iron on it to adhere the fusible flattens it out :wink:
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