Great news for those looking for sustainable options, the following Vlieseline fleeces are easy to work with and contain a significant percentage of recycled materials. You can select the ideal thickness and handle to suit your project from thin and very light to thick, high volume. All are made to the highest specifications to give performance and quality you can rely on when making quilts, garments, bedding, soft furnishings and accessories. When an extra layer is needed, there is a Vlieseline fleece perfect for the job – and the flame retardant options provide peace of mind!

Vlieseline Low Loft 249 is made from 55% recycled synthetic fibres and is a particularly good choice for patchwork, quilting and warm clothing. Being thin and lightweight it is easy to work with, machine washable to 60° and dry cleanable. 90cm wide.

Vlieseline flame-retardant fleeces P120/P140 are made from 80% recycled synthetic fibres. P120 is the lighter of the two, P140 providing a slightly thicker volume. Both are soft and flexible, easy to work with and will retain their shape and composition even after numerous washes. Ideal for quilted fashion and home accessories such as gilets, jackets, cushions, bags, bedcovers and throws. Available in white, 150cm wide, washable and dry-cleanable.

 Vlieseline flame-resistant P250 is a thicker weight made from 80% recycled fibres. A warm, highly voluminous fleece, it is suitable for most fabrics and great for patchwork and quilting as well as for making duvets, bags, soft play rugs for babies, upholstery, jackets, coats and other outer-wear. Suitable for hand and machine sewing, it is washable to 40 °, 150cm wide with a recommended quilt spacing of 15-20cm. sold in a pack, (2mx150cm).

Other Vlieseline fleeces are available in various weights and a range of natural or synthetic fibres. To find out more about Vlieseline fleeces and other products in the range, please visit; www.vlieseline.com

Vlieseline products are available nationwide from craft, hobby and sewing suppliers, online and in shops.

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