Originally Posted by
ScubaK
This is the email that I received today. I hope it helps as I never knew...
Hi Kirsten – thanks for your email and for the link. It’s funny because I’ve been here and quilting for more than 20 years and the only problem I’ve had is when the bobbin thread and top thread don’t match. This looks like bearding but it’s really not. The Amish ladies I know always say to put the scrim side down because they use a black backing fabric and this prevents any bearding or fiber migration. The majority of long arm quilters agree with this as did the person in your thread who posted the pictures. We’ve put this information on the FAQ page here:
https://warmweb.warmcompany.com/warm-faq.asp
Regarding the comment about 2nd quality sold to JoAnn Stores – this I can tell you is not true. Warm & Natural is the same quality everywhere. I can also tell you if anyone ever has a problem with any Warm product, they can return it directly to us for a full refund (we’ll pay the shipping to get the unused product back, we use it for training) or we will ship a replacement - no questions asked. Thanks again for your email. We appreciate the opportunity to better our products and service to you. Please let me know if I may be of any further assistance.
Warm regards,
Dawn Pereira
VP, Sales & Marketing
Thank you, ScubaK, for contacting The Warm and Natural company for the last word on their batting. I will copy this letter and give it to the quilter that did my friend's quilt. I'll bet she has never heard about the right and wrong side of the batting either.
I would also like to thank everyone else that added information to this thread. This is truly an amazing, supportive group, that is always so helpful and creative. Without you all, the batting mystery would never have been solved. I am very greatful.
Many Blessings to you all.
Mary Ann