Batting for table runner
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It does not require a batting. That being said I like to use a batting as it helps to "even out" the thicknesses created by the seam allowances, so anything placed on it stays level. I recommend the batting be thin, and pre-shrunk.
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I like using a thin batting in my table toppers and placemats- my mom prefers her table runners be really--flat-- so when I make them for her I use a layer of muslin or flannel that has been pre-washed. she loves them that way-they have enough *body-substance* to keep them flat & even. either way is fine.
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