the 10 min table runner
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Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Enid, OK
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the pattern I have calls for thin batting. I love to use the THINSULATE you buy on the bolt at walmart..might be else where, but Wm is all I have around here..I lies really flat and is great in runners and placemats!
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Central Minnesota
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I've used Pellon and several different battings....I find the seams are really thick when adding batting, difficult to turn. A friend trimmed the batting away from the ends(Points). No matter, I feel the runner needs something to give it body.
#10
Yes, and no, and I liked the one with batting better than the one without. The batting I used was actually a piece of leftover upholstery stuff-like batting, but meant to go over the furniture as a last layer under the actual upholstery. (If that made sense at all...) It's very thin, just enough to show the quilting.
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