Batting....Ignorance was bliss
#32
Originally Posted by miholmes
I see I can get a whole 40 yard roll for like 220 on Joann.com cause it's 30% off right now.
But no...I've never even HEARD of bamboo....interesting.
But no...I've never even HEARD of bamboo....interesting.
#33
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Originally Posted by quiltmom04
If you can find wool batting - give that a try. It has a nice loft to it and is nice and snugly. I just finished a quilt and washed and dried it , thinking it might shrink a lot, but it it's great!
#34
Originally Posted by Prism99
Originally Posted by quiltmom04
If you can find wool batting - give that a try. It has a nice loft to it and is nice and snugly. I just finished a quilt and washed and dried it , thinking it might shrink a lot, but it it's great!
#35
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Originally Posted by miholmes
I see I can get a whole 40 yard roll for like 220 on Joann.com cause it's 30% off right now.
But no...I've never even HEARD of bamboo....interesting.
But no...I've never even HEARD of bamboo....interesting.
#37
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: Central TX
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Originally Posted by sewnsewer2
That's what I use too. I love the warm & natural. If you are using light colors, use the warm & white. It makes your quilts look brighter. It's the same price too.
I'm waiting on it to go on sale here, I'm completely out of it.
I'm waiting on it to go on sale here, I'm completely out of it.
#38
Originally Posted by miholmes
Alright,
So it's was my 5th quilt. A baby quilt for a friend. I went to Hancock and they were having 40% off batting. So I got cotton batting.
Is it just be or is it a DREAM to work with? No snagging, easy to manipulate, easy to cut. Seemed warmer in my lap when I was machine quilting it.
And in the end after I washed the quilt it just seemed to have a better loft, not to mention the quilt felt more "solid"
Perhaps it's all in my mind, but I'm thinking perhaps on "special" non charity quilts I will go with cotton, OR if they have a good sale and it's only a few dollars more I most certainly will pop for the 100% natural cotton, it just seemed to be a nicer product.
So it's was my 5th quilt. A baby quilt for a friend. I went to Hancock and they were having 40% off batting. So I got cotton batting.
Is it just be or is it a DREAM to work with? No snagging, easy to manipulate, easy to cut. Seemed warmer in my lap when I was machine quilting it.
And in the end after I washed the quilt it just seemed to have a better loft, not to mention the quilt felt more "solid"
Perhaps it's all in my mind, but I'm thinking perhaps on "special" non charity quilts I will go with cotton, OR if they have a good sale and it's only a few dollars more I most certainly will pop for the 100% natural cotton, it just seemed to be a nicer product.
#39
Originally Posted by miholmes
I see I can get a whole 40 yard roll for like 220 on Joann.com cause it's 30% off right now.
But no...I've never even HEARD of bamboo....interesting.
But no...I've never even HEARD of bamboo....interesting.
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