HeatnBond Fusible Fleece – Iron-On Fusible Fleece Interfacing for Sewing, Tote Bags, Purses, Quilting, and Home Décor – 100% Polyester – Made in USA – 20 Inch x 11 Yard Fusible Fleece Bolt

Economical for crafters

I like the product, I use it for sewing

I got this to use when I'm sewing squishy project bags for knitting and for the bottom of bucket bags. It adds stability and works great.I'm very happy with this purchase.Will order again.

Great stuff. But you cant RUSH IT or it will pucker and wrinkle your fabric on the front. Follow the directions carefully and go slowly. I do not use this on solid or fabric that does not have much of a print just incase it decides to pucker. I will only use it on very busy prints and I still stitch and quilt the fabric. I am contemplating on my next project, just using the spray stick and then sewing it in place instead (more quilting) instead of ironing it on for the less printed fabrics. I dont want to take a chance of it puckering the fabric and loosing the fabric. Its a great deal on it right now though. and I did buy more of it.

It is with great relief that I can report that this product has worked well for me. After reading some of the reviews, I was hesitant to order, but I couldn't resist the price. I am a novice purse/tote bag maker and have made 3 purses using this product and it has performed as expected. I even used it on a quite expensive piece of fabric that was printed for me and would have taken a good amount of time to replace and I had no problems with this product bonding smoothly. I prefer it to one of the Pellon products that I have been using.

The instructions say to iron from the fusible side for 10 - 15 seconds, I find even on hottest setting it takes 30 seconds. This is a little stiff and feels a little rough. It's not soft and fuzzy, though it's on the inside I still prefer the other brand where the product is softer feel. With that said, once you get it fused it works just fine. Do NOT use steam though, it does not produce smooth results on the fabric side if you use steam. (the instructions do not ask for steam, and it's clear why)

I can’t say enough good things about this product. It’s easy to use and it bonds well with almost every fabric. It takes a bit of extra time and patience with velvet material but other than that I have used this for many of my projects. I completely recommend this to anyone who is a crafter.

I used this project to add stability and softness to tote bags that I make from scraps from quilts that our guild makes for charity. It is also great for wall hanging and placemats. Buying by the bolt means I don’t find myself needing more in the midst of a project.