Old 12-12-2011, 03:45 AM
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Edie
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Originally Posted by Jan in FL View Post
I am fortunate to have several bolts of 100% high quality cotton batting for quilting recently gifted to me. They are all the thin - I would go as far as to say the thinnest - batting you can buy. The brands are Warm & Natural and others comparable to this brand. I want to make a quilt or two a little heavier and a little thicker. Can I put two layers of batting in the quilt? It will be quilted on a longarm. Any immediate or long term issues? Has anyone ever done this? Thanks for any advice.
I was told by the lady that does my LAQ'ing that if you use more than one layer of batting it may not turn out as nice. (It can get bunched up.) I guess with LAQ'ing, the machine is more picky about what it quilts, where if you hand quilt or tie, you are only going to make a hole in your finger!!!!!! (For that I use three Band-Aids!!!!) I use only Warm and Natural. Edie
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