btiny36

Ok I have a question...when you use the insul-brite I was told to make sure that the silver side is facing the bottom...so for the sandwich, it would be the backing, insul-brite silver side against backing, then batting, then the top...can't remember y I was told that but at the time it made sense....

grandme26

Warm and natural. Easy to use.

judylg

I second the vote on Warm and Natural, it lays nice and is easy to work with.

DeniseP

If I use anything at all I like a piece of flannel in there. It's not too heavy, but it gives the runner enough body to quilt and not so thick that things tip over when placed on it.

eparys

I just did a table topper -

http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-67572-1.htm

and I used Warm and Natural. I looked great but I was displeased with the bulk. I thought it was too thick for that application when I was done. Before I did it the DD suggested a layer of flannel instead of batting - wish I had done that (just my opinion you understand . . . :-) )

plainpat

That's very pretty.Amazing how so many quilty pretties are learning experiences. The last runner I made used flannel as batting.It worked fine, but thought maybe there was a new thin batt just for runners,mats etc.

snipforfun

I like pellon fleece or thermolam plus. They lay flatter and are a little stiffer. I also use these products for all wallhangings. They also dont get that ugly fold after storing them folded.

np3

I only use Warm and Natural. I like the low loft for table runners

Jenni M

My LQS carries quilters felt for just that purpose.

plainpat

That's new to me. Will look to see what it is.Thanks for sharing .