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Old 09-18-2017, 04:31 PM
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Barb in Louisiana
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I am a Warm & Natural or White & Natural user. I'm from Louisiana. The W&N isn't too heavy for us to use in the summer as a bed cover. JAF is where I buy most of mine, especially with a 50% off coupon. I never pay full price for it. I do buy the King size when it's on sale. There is a scrim to the W&N.

I am going to check out the Warm & Plush. Sometimes, I would like a bit more loft.

Edited to add: Because my memory has deemed itself to be full, I made these notes about scrim. FYI...I do quilt on a long arm Nolting.

The smooth with very little surface definition or texture lays against the wrong side of the backing fabric.

The Scrim which has bumpy, needling holes visible with specks of seeds or stems goes to the back side of the pieced quilt top.

If you put this batting in backwards, it pulls little tufts to the top, out of all the needle holes and you cannot get rid of them.

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