Camelot® Behind the Seams CloudFill Fleece | White Sew-In | ½ YARD

Camelot Cloudfill Fleece is a soft, lofty sew-in interfacing designed to add padding and body to your bag making projects. Unlike fusible fleece, this sew-in version gives you full control over placement and drape; making it ideal for quilted bags, pouches, and projects where you want softness without added stiffness.

Application: Sew in fleece batting interfacing that adds loft and body. Recommended to use sewing machine to join batting with fabric. Usage: Used for padding and quilted apparel and crafts.

Why Bag Makers Love Cloudfill Fleece:

• Adds soft padding and structure without stiffness
• Sew-in construction = no adhesive, no fusing required
• Maintains loft and thickness beautifully
• Ideal for quilted and padded bag designs
• Great alternative to fusible fleece when flexibility matters

This is especially useful when you don’t want the bonding effect of fusible interfacing.

Details: 

• Sold by the ½ Yard
• Multiples quantities will be cut in 1 piece 
• 45″ by-the-yard width
• WILL COME FOLDED IN THE PACKAGING
• Machine washable up to 40° C / 104° F, low tumble dry
• steam press on medium heat 
  
• 86% Polyester, 14% Polypropylene; 145gsm
• Made in Mexico

**TO CANADIAN CUSTOMERS:  This cannot ship by OVERSIZE LETTER, if you choose to buy this, you need to choose Expedited Parcel as your shipping method. 

Sewing Tips: 

• Baste or quilt layers together before assembly
• Use clips or temporary spray adhesive to hold in place
• Works best when quilted or stitched through layers
• Pair with woven interfacing (EB Fuse Light) for added stability
• Ideal when you want soft + flexible structure (not fused)

Unlike fusible fleece, this must be sewn in place; not ironed.

FAQ Section: 

What is Cloudfill fleece used for?
It’s used as a sew-in fleece batting to add padding and structure to bags, quilts, and crafts.

Is this the same as Thermolam or fusible fleece?
No—this is a sew-in fleece, meaning it does not have adhesive. It must be stitched into your project.

Is sew-in fleece better than fusible?
It depends! Sew-in fleece gives a softer, more flexible finish, while fusible fleece gives more stability.

Do I need to quilt it?
Yes, for best results, quilting or stitching through layers helps keep everything in place.

Part of the Behind the Seams collection, Cloudfill Fleece is a high-quality batting designed for consistent results—helping you create soft, padded bags with a professional finish.