Not Thrilled... Fusible Batting Review

In my last post I told you I'd review the batting I'd purchased for My Tennessee Waltz Patisserie Quilt.  Now let me preface this:  I contacted the company and they told me it's defective batting.  Now while that may be true I thought I'd post a quick note.

This was Fusible Batting, the directions say to layer together all three layers and then iron them together.  Simple right?  While fighting this product my DH said "if it sounds easy; it's to good to be true" and surely in this case he's right.  I would highly recommend anyone wanting to try Fusible Batting, to buy the smallest amount possible and use it with a small project.  I don't mean a twin sized quilt like Patisserie, I mean itsy bitsy, like a tiny wall hanging.  If it works for you okay, then try it in a slightly larger size. Work your way up to a crib size.  This product was so bad that my heart goes out to anyone using this product on their first quilt thinking they'll try the easy way first.  

Now that my quilt is fused - sort of.  I have no choice but to continue with it.  So as I blunder, complain, and cry I know you'll be here to get me through it.  Because we know it's going to be a beautiful quilt when it's done...

As always I welcome those with an alternative viewpoint to post a response, after all perhaps you've found a source that wasn't defective...