It's common to combine 100% Polyester Plush Fabric (ROUROUROU) with another fabric. We often use a quilting cotton as a binding for our blankets. And, we've seen some gorgeous quilts lately that have chosen 100% Polyester Plush Fabric as the quilt's backing. It adds a lovely softness, and if you chose an 100% Polyester Plush Fabric with a short nap, the quilting design does show up, adding texture, beauty, and softness to the quilt back.

The main thing to keep in mind is that these other fabrics will likely behave differently in the wash than 100% Polyester Plush Fabric. Pre-wash all fabrics you'll be using in combination with the 100% Polyester Plush Fabric to avoid uneven shrinkage when laundering the finished project. When stitching, work with the 100% Polyester Plush Fabric on the bottom against the feed dogs for the smoothest movement through the machine.

Another trick we've used on several blanket projects is to insert a layer of double-sided flannel between the layers of 100% Polyester Plush Fabric. Because the back of the 100% Polyester Plush Fabric is smooth and rather slick, when two layers are wrong sides together, as they would be for a blanket, they'll want to shift against each other. You can certainly add lines of quilting to hold the layers together, but sometimes that isn't the look you want, and with larger blankets – unless you add lots of lines of quilting, the two layers can sometimes still droop or slide between the quilting. We've found the "grippyness" of the flannel helps keep the layers stable.

Polyester Plush Fabric is 100% polyester so it can melt if directly exposed to high heat. In most cases, the rule is to simply not iron it at all. If you feel you must press a seam, do it from the wrong side and use a pressing cloth.

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