Batting - A different question
09-15-2010, 05:42 AM
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Thank you all :-) I'll take the batting out of the package and give it a chance to relax and even might put it in the dryer for a little while. But I certainly will buy batting that is larger than my quilt size, do the quilting and then maybe have someone help me cut around the edges. Will also change the brand of batting. See, you have taught me well. Thank you again.
09-15-2010, 06:45 AM
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Originally Posted by majormom
Thanks for the suggestions for handling the batting and for suggesting certain brands. I so appreciate your help, everyone.
Quilting for me not only involves learning techniques, but also how I can actually physically accomplish it. It means also that in order to do this wonderful craft, I have to do strength and aerobic exercises in order become and stay strong enough to do what I have come to love doing - quilting!
I love this forum and love to see what you all accomplish. Such beautiful quilts and such happy helpful people.
The secret is never give up. Always be inspired by what others do, and know that no matter what, if there is a will there is a way.
Quilting for me not only involves learning techniques, but also how I can actually physically accomplish it. It means also that in order to do this wonderful craft, I have to do strength and aerobic exercises in order become and stay strong enough to do what I have come to love doing - quilting!
I love this forum and love to see what you all accomplish. Such beautiful quilts and such happy helpful people.
The secret is never give up. Always be inspired by what others do, and know that no matter what, if there is a will there is a way.
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