Use the pieces you have
Bring straight-edged batting offcuts together for smaller quilts, practice sandwiches and suitable patchwork projects.
Join usable pieces of quilt batting into a larger layer with Heat Press Batting Together. This soft, narrow fusible cloth tape bridges the join with an iron, giving your leftover batting a practical place in your next quilt.

Bring straight-edged batting offcuts together for smaller quilts, practice sandwiches and suitable patchwork projects.
The thin cloth tape is designed to be easy to needle through by hand or machine, without sewing the batting edges together first.
White contains 15 yards, approximately 13.7m. Black contains 10 yards, approximately 9.1m. Both are the same 1.5-inch width.


Trim the joining batting edges so they meet neatly, without overlap. Centre tape across the join and fuse using the instructions supplied with the roll. Test the iron setting on a spare piece first, particularly with heat-sensitive batting. Let the bond cool before moving the batting into your quilt sandwich.
Choose white for pale batting and black for dark batting. Consider your quilt fabrics too, especially if they are light or translucent.
This is cloth tape for joining batting pieces. Choose a dedicated fusible web or basting product when your pattern calls for attaching an appliqué shape or holding a complete quilt sandwich.
The maker describes the tape for batting of any fibre content. Always respect the batting manufacturer's heat limits and test before committing your project.