BellaBoo

Anyone have trouble getting this batting unfolded? I had to pull it apart and that was a mistake. The batting rippled and waved. There was no way I could smooth out and make it lay flat. I couldn't use it at all.

mike'sgirl

I'm so sorry you had so much trouble with this batting. I have not used a full sized piece, only the 24" squares that they sell at the Houston show. I really like Hobbs, though, good quality. I would call them and let them know your trouble, and they might reimburse you. Hope so, Gina

OKLAHOMA PEACH

Sounds like it was in a hot and humid area at one time, in shipping or storage at fabric shop. I've never had any trouble with fusible batting. I'd take it back to the fabric shop.

ArlaJo

I bought a queen size and after hearing what a friend had to say about her experience, I am afraid to tackle it. Maybe with my next quilt.

AliKat

Never had a problem with the bigger piece. Of course it is rather dry, though very hot, down here. I use it for purses and such.

Jan in VA

I used the Hobbs fusible a lot when I lived in TX. with no problems.
If you can't return what you bought, try writing to Hobbs in Waco, TX about the problem. They have always been quite customer responsive.

Jan in VA

nativetexan

I only had that trouble once. almost got the whole thing unrolled and unstuck and then got two holes in it. I took it back to Hobby Lobby and they wouldn't refund or replace. They said their items are not old. So I emailed Hobbs heirloom and they later sent me two rolls. So I ended up happy after all. you might try that. Good luck.

Tartan

I buy the queen size and unroll it first. I then separate the layers across a length at a time. I have never had any trouble with it and I have used a about 20 batts? I don't know where you live but if it got super hot in the package, it might fuse it together. If that happened, I would take it with my receipt back to where I bought it or contact the Hobbs company.

BellaBoo

It sure was stuck together. There was no way I could unfold it without pulling it apart. There were seam joining lines in the batting once I got it spread out. The ripples seem to be in sections and along the edges. I can cut it and use it for small projects so it won't go to waste. I have another package of it and if it is stuck I'll send an email to Hobbs.

nativetexan

I left mine with the Hobby Lobby clerk. I told her it was no use to me!! still, it all worked out. and I've not encountered that problem again.