Lay the backing wrong side up, the batting fusible side up, then the quilt top right side up. Press from the top, working from the center out and lifting rather than sliding the iron, until the layers hold; follow the package insert for the heat and steam setting Pellon recommends. The bond is light and meant for basting; the quilting is what holds the quilt permanently.

Which side is fusible?

Only one side has adhesive. Hold the batt up to the light and look for a faint sheen or dotted texture; that is the fusible side. Put it against the layer you want to baste, usually the quilt top, and baste the backing with spray or pins.

Is a fusible batting safe for a baby quilt?

Yes. Once the quilt is quilted and washed, the fusible layer is simply part of the batting; the quilt washes and dries like any cotton quilt. Quilt it as closely as you would other cotton battings so it holds up to frequent laundering.

Crib package or the 45" x 6 yard bolt?

For one baby quilt, the package. The bolt is the same 45" width in a 216" length, enough for three crib cuts or six craft-size pieces, and is the better buy for a run of baby quilts or bags. Bolts ship only to the 48 contiguous states.

Pellon Fusible Cotton vs Hobbs Heirloom Fusible 80/20?

Hobbs Heirloom Fusible is an 80/20 cotton-poly blend that is fusible on both sides, so it bastes the top and backing in one pressing, and it comes in crib and queen packages and a 96" roll. Pellon Fusible Cotton is a higher-cotton batt with a scrim, fusible on one side, and sold in craft, crib and a 45" bolt. Pick Pellon for small projects and a more cotton-like hand; pick Hobbs for a full bed quilt with no pinning at all.

Is fusible batting good for bags and placemats?

Yes, that is where it shines. Fusing the batting to the outer fabric keeps the layers from shifting while you quilt small panels, and the scrim keeps the batt from stretching as you handle it. For bags that need to stand up on their own, use a foam stabilizer instead.

Can I use it for a microwave bowl cozy?

No. The adhesive and the polypropylene scrim are not microwave-safe. Use Pellon Wrap-N-Zap, which is 100% cotton with no scrim or adhesive.

Pellon® Fusible Cotton Batting With Scrim 45" x 60" Crib Size Package. Color: Natural.

Roll over image to zoom in Click on image to zoom

Pellon® Fusible Cotton Batting With Scrim 45" x 60" Crib Size Package. Color: Natural.

Name: Pellon® Fusible Cotton Batting With Scrim 45" x 60" Crib Size Package. Color: Natural.
Brand: Pellon
SKU: DSH4560PKG
Price: 13.19 USD
Availability: InStock

Save 45%

SKU: DSH4560PKG

Price:

$13.19 $23.99

Stock:

In stock

Quantity:

Shipping & Fulfillment Details

Sold by: Linda’s Electric Quilters
Shipped by: Pellon

Please Note:

This item is online only and is not available for in-store pickup.
This item may ship separately from other items in your order.
Processing time is 1-3 business days.

For questions about shipping timelines or product specifics, please feel free to contact us.

%3Cp%3EEarn%20[points_amount]%20when%20you%20buy%20this%20item.%3C/p%3E

Share this product

Pellon Fusible Cotton with Scrim is a low-loft cotton batting with a one-sided fusible coating that replaces pin basting. The 45" x 60" crib package covers a crib or baby quilt, a lap quilt or a large wall hanging: press the top to the batting and the layers stay put through quilting, which is a real time-saver on a quilt you are making on a domestic machine.

One side of the batt carries a heat-activated adhesive, so you lay the quilt top over it, press, and the layers are basted with no pins or spray. The batt itself is 93% cotton needle-punched through a 7% polypropylene scrim, the same low-loft construction as Pellon Natural Cotton with Scrim, and it holds up to hand or machine washing and dry cleaning. Pellon does not publish loft, shrinkage or stitch-spacing figures for the fusible version, so plan on cotton-like shrinkage and quilt it as you would any cotton batting.

Specifications

Fiber content	93% Cotton / 7% Polypropylene scrim
Package size	45" x 60", one pre-cut batt
Color	Natural
Scrim	Yes
Construction	Needle-punched with a soft scrim
Fusible	Yes, one side
Care	Hand or machine wash; dry cleanable
Best for	Baby and crib quilts, lap quilts and wall hangings basted without pins
Also available as	34" x 45" craft package · 45" x 6 yard bolt · non-fusible crib package
SKU	DSH4560PKG

How do I fuse it?: Lay the backing wrong side up, the batting fusible side up, then the quilt top right side up. Press from the top, working from the center out and lifting rather than sliding the iron, until the layers hold; follow the package insert for the heat and steam setting Pellon recommends. The bond is light and meant for basting; the quilting is what holds the quilt permanently.
Which side is fusible?: Only one side has adhesive. Hold the batt up to the light and look for a faint sheen or dotted texture; that is the fusible side. Put it against the layer you want to baste, usually the quilt top, and baste the backing with spray or pins.
Is a fusible batting safe for a baby quilt?: Yes. Once the quilt is quilted and washed, the fusible layer is simply part of the batting; the quilt washes and dries like any cotton quilt. Quilt it as closely as you would other cotton battings so it holds up to frequent laundering.
Crib package or the 45" x 6 yard bolt?: For one baby quilt, the package. The bolt is the same 45" width in a 216" length, enough for three crib cuts or six craft-size pieces, and is the better buy for a run of baby quilts or bags. Bolts ship only to the 48 contiguous states. Pellon Fusible Cotton 45" x 6 yard bolt
Pellon Fusible Cotton vs Hobbs Heirloom Fusible 80/20?: Hobbs Heirloom Fusible is an 80/20 cotton-poly blend that is fusible on both sides, so it bastes the top and backing in one pressing, and it comes in crib and queen packages and a 96" roll. Pellon Fusible Cotton is a higher-cotton batt with a scrim, fusible on one side, and sold in craft, crib and a 45" bolt. Pick Pellon for small projects and a more cotton-like hand; pick Hobbs for a full bed quilt with no pinning at all. Hobbs Heirloom Fusible 80/20 package
Is fusible batting good for bags and placemats?: Yes, that is where it shines. Fusing the batting to the outer fabric keeps the layers from shifting while you quilt small panels, and the scrim keeps the batt from stretching as you handle it. For bags that need to stand up on their own, use a foam stabilizer instead.
Can I use it for a microwave bowl cozy?: No. The adhesive and the polypropylene scrim are not microwave-safe. Use Pellon Wrap-N-Zap, which is 100% cotton with no scrim or adhesive. Pellon Wrap-N-Zap