🧵 Pellon Fusible Fleece: 45"x60" - Exceptional Quilting & Crafting Support Review

I am new to sewing and used this for my first project, a sewing machine cover. My sewing takes a bit of work, but this fusible stabilizer held onto the fabric great and I ended up looking better than it really is (when you look at the crooked seam!). In contrast to sewing, I am an ironing veteran. The process of gluing onto the fabric was simple and straightforward. I will definitely be purchasing more of this material for future projects.

This product is easy to use. I had to iron one side and it's perfect. I'm making a quilt from my grandma's clothes so she has a lot of different materials. I've used this on all types of fabric and it grips well from thick materials like wool sweaters to silky and thinner materials. The only thing I wish was more because I'm making 12x12 squares and it doesn't give me the ability to do that much, but I've bought more since then. As for the product, the squares iron very well and came to us…

I bought this product specifically to make a pliable pouch and some sweet pea pods designed by Joan Hawley in her craft class, because I needed a low volume fusible fleece. (She recommends another product, but this worked well.) Instructions for using fusible links include one for light binding and one for extra strong binding, which requires a damp cloth; both use the steam/wool iron setting. The fleece was easy to work with and sew, and gave some density to the sewn pieces. The bag had a…