The bowtucks pattern calls for #987 Pellon. My Walmart only carries #973 Pellon. Do you think that will make a big difference as far as the stiffness of the bag is concerned? I don't want to go ahead and start using it if it is not going to work. Thanks for any advice.
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I have used it. I have noticed there is not any consistancy with the Pellon 987 sometimes its a lot thinner than other times. The last Bow Tuck I made was considerably less stiff. I am going to double up on the Pellon for the next one at least on the outer pieces.
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I use the wm pellon alot.I cant tell much difference.It works just fine and less expensive
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that is great info thanks
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I've made 2 so far.I'm just going to start using what i buy at walmart.Connie in CO
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I use left over batting (warm&natural) and spray baste it. I like it just as well and it's almost free!!!
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Originally Posted by Lucky Lady
The bowtucks pattern calls for #987 Pellon. My Walmart only carries #973 Pellon. Do you think that will make a big difference as far as the stiffness of the bag is concerned? I don't want to go ahead and start using it if it is not going to work. Thanks for any advice.
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I posted a Bow Tuck tutorial and there are quite a few posts about using pellon and batting. It is in the tutorial section. It might help.
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