🧵 Enhance Your Sewing Projects with June Tailor JT 830 Fusible Batting! Review

It was terrible. I tried smoothing it onto the new tablecloth and it didn't stick. He grouped, "spit" everywhere. I put it back in my pocket and finished it. I will buy the best brand.

I've never used melted cotton wool so this was a new experience. It took a while - a little more than hand basting (putting it on one side then flipping to do the other side; hence 2 steps vs 1 hand basting step) but for me it was worth it in the end. I used a 39x39 lap blanket to try out over the large exit. Yes, it's thin, but not too different from what I usually use with the Warm and Natural - I like low-pile cotton for what I do. (I like higher loft polyester from time to time.) When I saw

This took a little getting used to as I normally use Hobbs Heirloom 80/20 melt batting. I've come to the conclusion that all the fusible links are very crumpled out of the box and you really need to flatten them out a bit before using them. Hobbs Fusible Cotton is much softer and more flexible than June's cotton and is easier to "handle" for instant straightening. This lash from June Tailor is much stiffer but a little less wrinkled at the beginning. This cotton says it should be steam wrung…