Lneal

butterflywing posted tip of the week: Instead of sewing the pieces together, use a lightweight fusible interfacing! Overlap the two pieces of batting and cut the joining line. Remove the trimmings and fuse the interfacing over the join! I wouldn't try it on a polyester batting, but I'm definitely going to try it on cotton! Margo

I tried this technique today on my pieces of cotton batting. So easy and it Works Great! Thanks so much for all the help this quilt board gives!! I needed to use up those leftover batting pieces.

b.zang

What a good idea :)

What a lot of time I've used up basting together pieces of batting :-(

amma

Awesome tip!!! :D:D:D

SulaBug

I am so glad you shared this great tip!! :D It's always so nice to learn anything that is new & simple!!
:D :D :D :D

tlrnhi

Just make sure that if you use the interfacing that it's only "sticky" on one side. If you use heat n bond, you have to make sure you have some fabric scrap covering the other side or you'll have it sticking to the top of the quilt once you put an iron to it.

Katrine

Great tip, I have spent ages hand basting bits of batting together - no more!

littlehud

What a great idea. Thanks for sharing.

Dah

Thanks to all of you who posted about using fusible interfacing. I tried it for the first time yesterday and it was simple and effective.