Medium-Weight Interfacing: One-Sided Loft Iron-On Fusible Fleece For Quilting, Tote Bags And Home Decor - PLANTIONAL Fusible Fleece (39 Inches X 1 Yard) In White Review

The Iron-On Fusible Fleece Interfacing: Medium Weight One-Sided Loft Iron On Fusible Fleece White is thick and feels heavy duty but is quite soft on the non fuse side. It is flexible even though it is thick so it will give support but not too much stiffness to the project you use it for. There are no instructions included but it is easy to tell the fusible side with the little bumps of adhesive waiting to be ironed on. I think it would also work well if you just sewed it on to the project as it

I have purchased many brands of iron on fusible fleece that would not adhere to my fabric but this one will! This fleece will be good for tote bags and any projects calling for medium weight. Made of polyester and is machine washable.

This interfacing fused so well. I have only used Pellon woven interfacing, but I like this so much better It was packaged very well and I will be ordering more.

The fleece interfacing works well for bags. It is medium weight and gives enough support for the sides of the bags so it looks good. Follow the instructions on the product page for all the steps needed to use it. it is polyester fleece, so do not use it for items that might melt - it is not for potholders at all. You will need cotton or wool for that

Wow. This stuff is great! I make handbags and I don’t normally use fleece, but I had a bag that needed it, so ordered this. It is the perfect blend of stiff and fluffy. Stiff enough to shape the bag and fluffy enough to smooth it out. And! It was an exceptional value. Two thumbs up!

the fusible material falls off, it is messy, not sure why it has high ratings. disappointed with the quality, also the material is very soft, bought a different one from Hobby Lobby, good quality and fair price.

I have used these to add sturdiness to homemade reusable grocery bags. I add interfacing between my outside and lining when using lighter weight fabrics rather than decor weight fabric. This product works well for that application. It adheres well and the bags come out very nicely.

4.5 starsI got this fusible fleece to use in my craft projects and it works great! It’s very soft and it adds structure to my projects (see picture of pouch I made using this fusible fleece to give it more body). It’s fusible on one side so you can attach it to your fabric with the iron. It feels very soft and it’s perfect for crafting. The only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars is because when I opened the package some white powdery residue fell out onto the carpet and into my clothing. I think…

I followed the instructions completely, but this item refused to stay fused to the fabric. It seemed to fuse at first. But when I was manipulating the fabric to sew my item, I noticed that the fused sections were lifting. Very disappointing.

This is a really good fusible fleece. I've used the Pellon one, but this is much better. I wish I had used this brand in my previous projects.

the only problem I have with it is that it does not stick to the fabric very well Have tried several ways and still comes unattached.

The product is a bit tough to cut and the dry adhesive tends to make a mess on the cutting mat. After applying heat, it adheres nicely and adds the necessary stability to fabrics. It is a good price, but not the best quality.

Thicker then I anticipated but easy to use, good fusing. To do over again I would order this product but I would opt to try the "lightweight" instead.I was looking for an interfacing that could be fused to t-shirt fabric as part of an overall mixed fabric Memory Quilt. I was hoping to make the t-shirt material sturdy enough to hold up next to cotton and denim quilted squares. This product definitely works but it is heavier then I intended. Personally I would call this heavy weight and the light

This piece of Fusible Fleece is lightweight but still holds a soft shape when used. The fusible side is the rough side, unlike the dotted side that my other fusible pieces are. This will work with all kinds of sewing, quilting and crafts and seems to be a great product.

I guess you get what you pay for. I have used fusible fleece many times and never have this problem. After fusing with hot iron, seems to be ok, then after sewing and manipulating fabric, it falls off and separates. Ugh….It’s also kind of a weird color. Not bright white like most, it’s like a dirty white and texture is odd.