Hobbs Batting Heirloom Premium Fusible Cotton Blend 45in x 60in

As a quilt maker, I have tried different batting. I have to say this is one of the best I have used. The quality, softness and workability is refreshing. The perfect thickness makes it easy to sandwich. You don’t feel like you are playing pillow pong with a roll of batting. Batting is not cheap but when being used for homemade quilts, you can’t put a price on these handmade pieces. I am ok with paying a higher price for such a great product.

The adhesive works great when ironed to the fabric. This batting is wonderful for first time quilters because it makes it easier to keep the fabric and batting in place when it is ironed. This is my first quilt, and it has been super helpful to have adhesive feature. The weight is good also and it’s easy to use. The appearance and performance are wonderful so far.

Just what I needed for my project. Worked great!

This batting fuses nicely to both layers of fabric, making it very easy to put together the quilt layers. It’s also much beater since there is no need to use spray to keep the layers together.

Great product that keeps fabric together reducing pleats and crinkles.

The fusibility is only on one side, so you still have to baste or pin. It has a nice drape and crinkles when washed so your quilt looks immediately like an heirloom.

I’m a rookie quilter and saw a YouTube video where another quilter was using this. She somewhat explained this batting and I knew immediately that it was what I needed to finish my project. It’s very easy to use and does everything the manufacturer says it will do.

I saw this used on a YouTube video and decided to try it out on a wall hanging. I found it very easy to sandwich and it was easy to quilt it on my simple 'shortarm' sewing machine. With other battings I've always had shifting and the occasional pucker in spite of basting. My wall hanging came out flawless. The only thing I didn't do was wash out the adhesive when the quilt was done. It's quite firm/stiff as it comes off the machine -- which I decided was OK for a wall hanging -- but I would definitely wash a quilt intended for lap use.