Ariannaquilts

I just heard about a product that I was not aware of, but you all are always in the know so you probably have. What I am talking about is Free Fuse by Quilters Select. I just saw it demonstrated and was shocked at the results. So have you heard of it, tried it and would you recommend this product to the rest of us. I also saw that there are other brands available but this is the one I saw demonstrated. Although the other brand had good reviews as well.

nativetexan

someone posted in Links and Resources and one other place already. You might look at those.

QuiltE

Here you be ............
Free fuse

rjwilder

It looks interesting, the video showed her laying out the quilt top and batting on a large surface, smoothing it and sprinkled the fuse on it. Then she ironed it, worked well but how many of us have that big of an ironing surface? Not me.

Lena1952

I had some for a different type of project. After seeing it used for layering a quilt, I tried it. Found it fiddly/ackward and will stick with 505 basting spray. I use 505 sparingly and a few pins. But I seldom quilt anything bigger than a sofa throw. Just my 2 cents.

hobbykat1955

why not just buy fusible batting?

carol45

Or Elmer's Washable School Glue!

Onebyone

I like it. It is not as messy as the spray. For large quilts I put up two or three folding tables and it's easy to press the layers together. I don't use anything to cover the tables when I press baste the quilt. Been press basting for years and the table tops haven't been damaged at all. I use the tables that fold in half making it easy to store them anywhere.

QuiltnNan

my only concern with the fuse is that it's rather pricey

Ariannaquilts

I saw that the brand I referred to is almost $20 but I also saw that there is another product that is supposed to be very similar and if I remember correctly it was half the price. Walmart, MSQC and I think there was one more place that had the other product and it had good reviews.