fixfido

Does anyone know if there's a fusible poly batting around? Other than Fusible Fleece? I can't seem to find any, and I'm wondering if it's even available.

Holice

I believe there is. Search on each company's web site.

Tartan

I wonder what kind of fusible you could put on polyester? My Hobbs 80/20 is fused with a hot iron but polyester melts with an iron. Google polyester fusible quilt batt and see if they make it and how it is fused.

Neesie

Yes, it exists. I'm pretty sure I even bought some (but never used it). Hobby Lobby sells it.

DOTTYMO

Just googled. Yes it exists. June Taylor seems main supplier. How does it stick it says " just press" assume that means with hands.
Googled fusible poly.. Batting . There was also a fleece.

dlong

I have used it on small projects. You simply iron it on from the fabric side with a medium hot iron.

charsuewilson

There is. I ordered some from Joann.com, but they sent me something else. So, Joanns doesn't have it any more. I've seen it used, but don't remember the brand.

Sierra

I use June Taylor fusible. I buy it in the largest size and cut it to size because it is much cheaper. BUT, it is not evenly distributed (the quality isn't that great) so I use it for smaller things, or for children (my g-kids love using their quilts for forts, or as transpertation vehicals for their pets). I still like it because it is so easy to use, making the quilting part go so fast. I don't use it for large quilts or wedding quilt types. Joann's used to sell it (don't know if they still do because I haven't bought any in the last year or more).

raedar63

I just bought some pre-packaged at wal mart , it was small though ,it was for a purse .

sewhappy_5

Is this what you are looking for? http://www.quilterswarehouse.com/p-2...m-batting.aspx