Thought I would introduce myself since I have been lurking for quite some time. I live in Missouri and I have been retired for 3 1/2 years. I have made several quilts since I retired.

I have been reading the board and looking at all the beautiful quilts that everyone has made. I have gotten some ideas from everyone.

I have a question about what to put inside a flannel baby quilt. The top is flannel and the back is flannel. Should I just put flannel inside or batting or nothing at all? I need to quilt it and I'm not sure as what to put inside.

Thanks for any help.

Hello and welcome from Ontario. I usually put a Warm & Natual batt in my baby quilts, but all of the options you have mentioned are okay.

Welcome to the board from Southern California!!!

Welcome from Ireland

Hi and welcome from the sunny state of Florida!!

Welcome from NH!! As far as putting in a batting, 2 flannels are warm. I think it would, for me, depend on where it is ending up (the state - you know warm or cold climate).

Welcome!

Welcome to the board from Pipe Creek Texas! :-)

welcome

Thanks for all of the welcomes and suggestions. I think I'm going to put flannel on the inside.

Hello and welcome from SW Iowa. Glad to have you here. I would use warm and natural if it was me.

Welcome neighbor, from Southern Illinois.

Hi Pam, Where in Southern Illinois are you from. I am originally from Granite City, Illinois.

Hello and Welcome to the board :D:D:D

You can use nothing if the baby lives in a very warm climate, or if it is going to be used as a summer quilt.
Use flannel if you want it warmer and batting for a colder climate :D:D:D