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    Batting for Place Mats

    What do you use for a batting for Place Mats and Table Runners? THANKS in advance for any help.

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    I use my leftover pieces of Warm N Natural.

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    I use warm and natural also. They lay nicely and wash well.

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    Pellon fleece interfacing is the only thing I'd consider using. I prefer the non fusible one, but it comes both ways. In the interfacing dep't at the fabric store, not the batting dep't.

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    I use fusible fleece for my place mats and what I use for quilt on my table runners.
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    I use my leftovers from Hobbs 80/20.
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    I have used warm and natural & also Hobbs 80/20. Both work great and wash up no problem. I used Hobbs 80/20 on a tablecloth a couple of years ago and it has been washed and then thrown in the dryer many times and it still looks like new.

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    I use Stiff Stuff by Lazy Girl Designs. I've used it on 4 sets of placemats. It washes well, doesn't require a lot of quilting, stays flat, and is thin. I like that even after washing it doesn't seem to hold a crease. Perfect for me!
    http://www.lazygirldesigns.com/sew-l...in-interfacing

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    for my tablerunners, I use a very thin poly batt, it comes on a bolt size under the counter at JA's.
    for my placemats, either warm and natural or just a lightwt. interfacing. I like it so the glasses
    don't tip over.
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    I use better than burlap on runners , works just fine

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