I've not used it,but the trick to cutting fur so you don't have a mess is to cut it from the backside.Cut thru the backing of the fur ONLY,and not the fur itself.You won't have a mess this way,then when you seam it together take a needle and lift the fur along the seam line,that way,no seams will be visable.Clear as mud,right!!!!
Kathi

Kathi, I understand what you are saying. I've already been doing that with my seams. This fabric has a rather curly Long "fur" so it is easy to cover the seams by pulling the "fur" with a needle. As far as cutting only the backing...how do you do that when using a pattern pinned on double layer? Cut one side, then the othe? I think I would fnd that harder than sweeping up the mess!!

Kathie

When i made things with fur in the past i cut only single layers,and i traced the pieces onto the wrong side of the fabric using a sharpie,then cut each layer separately.When i worked in a fabric store this is how they taught us to do it,otherwise everything was covered in fur,and you were breathing that mess for days.The sharpie doesn't bleed thru to the other sideunless you use extreme pressure on it.
Kathi