Ques Re Warm&White Batting
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JoAnn's OnLine has 50% off coupon, and I'm thinking of using it for a bolt of Warm & White batting, but I haven't used this batting before. I machine quilt all my quilts.
Has anyone used this batting for machine quilting? What's your opinion of it.
I've been using Hobbs 80/20, and I like it for machine quilting.
Has anyone used this batting for machine quilting? What's your opinion of it.
I've been using Hobbs 80/20, and I like it for machine quilting.
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It's my favorite too. In fact, I just bought a bolt of it. On the frame, it seems to hold it's shape better than Hobbs- it doesn't stretch out. And it holds up, even after 30+ washings. (Yes, I sleep with dogs, and my bed quilts are washed very often.) I've used a few other brands, but keep going back to warm and white (or warm and natural, but I make alot of white quilts, so I just buy the white and don't worry about it)
GO for it.
GO for it.
#10
I love using Warm and White, or Warm and Natural for machine quilting. It naturally "sticks" a bit to your fabric so as long as you pin or baste, it won't shift around. If you do a really dense quilting pattern, it may feel a bit stiff once you're done - just wash it and it will soften up.
It washes and dries very well.
It washes and dries very well.
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