Fleece as batting?
When I asked a question on here recently about finding inexpensive sources of batting for practice pieces, someone suggested fleece, and I was lucky enough to find a large piece that cost very little. I tried it yesterday, and was amazed at how well it worked - tension perfect, stitches good. So could fleece be used in a "proper" quilt? Is there any reason why not?
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of course it can be used. glad to hear that the sewing of it turned out well :)
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Originally Posted by QuiltnNan
(Post 4898284)
of course it can be used. glad to hear that the sewing of it turned out well :)
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fleece makes a wonderful batting! very warm, easy to stitch- nice/loft-coziness factor :) go for it!
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I love to use fleece for the very reasons you discovered. I also use flannel (sometimes multiple layers). You never have to worry about how close to quilt or shifting batting.:)
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This is such good news! I'm going back to the shop that has the cheap fleece next week, and will be stocking up!
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I have used the fleece for the backing and not used any batting at all. I made 2 quilts for my grandson's that way and they love them. Even their dad, my son, loves to cuddly in the quilts with the boys. They always tell me how comfy the quilts are.
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I'm glad to hear about fleece as backing have a baby quilt I was going to try this on was scared to now I'm gonna jump right in
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Originally Posted by fluffygirl
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I love to use fleece for the very reasons you discovered. I also use flannel (sometimes multiple layers). You never have to worry about how close to quilt or shifting batting.:)
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yes you can use it makes a soft cuddley quilt
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