Fusible Fleece

Fusible batting, also known as fusible fleece or fusible interfacing, is a type of batting used in quilting and sewing projects. It's essentially batting (the material that goes inside quilts or other fabric projects to add warmth, thickness, or dimension) that has been treated with a fusible adhesive on one or both sides.

The fusible adhesive is activated by heat, typically from an iron, allowing the batting to adhere to the fabric layers without the need for pinning or basting. This can save time and make the quilting process easier and more efficient.

Fusible batting can be used in various projects such as quilts, wall hangings, bags, and garments where you want the batting to be securely attached to the fabric layers before quilting or stitching. It's available in different thicknesses and fiber contents to suit different project needs.

When using fusible batting, it's important to follow the manufacturer's instructions for application carefully to ensure proper adhesion without damaging the fabric or the batting itself. Additionally, be aware that fusible batting may affect the drape or hand of your finished project, so consider this when choosing it for your sewing or quilting project