needlepunch fleece

I know that at Jo-Ann's it is usually with the interfacing. I like the HTC
brand, but Pellon also makes some. You can also get fusible fleece, which is
nice to fuse the backing too, then you only have to worry about keeping the
top smooth.
Needle punched fleece is sort of like a thick, somewhat looser felt, denser
than batting but the same idea. Great for placemats, table mats and so on.

Pati, in Phx



Michele Sewell wrote:

I recently purchased a "Winnie the Pooh" Nursery panel to make bibs and
changing pad. The changing pad calls for 5/8 yard of needlepunch fleece.
What is it? And where can I buy it?
Thanks,
Michele

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I recently purchased a "Winnie the Pooh" Nursery panel to make bibs and
changing pad. The changing pad calls for 5/8 yard of needlepunch fleece.
What is it? And where can I buy it?
Thanks,
Michele



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It's a loose weave fleece, just go to TSWLTH and tell them what it is for
and they should be able to direct you to it. It looks similar to this:
http://www.joann.com/catalog.jhtml?C...8&PRODID=60061

They should be able to figure it out. I had the same problem when I was
working on a craft too!

HTH!

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Dannielle from NY
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I recently purchased a "Winnie the Pooh" Nursery panel to make bibs and
changing pad. The changing pad calls for 5/8 yard of needlepunch fleece.
What is it? And where can I buy it?
Thanks,
Michele



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