suern3

I used Quilters Dream cotton batting for my grandson's T-shirt quilt, flannel backing and some flannel around the blocks. The shirts were fused with feather weight, 911. It was not too heavy at all. I quilted it on my Pfaff sewing machine. This was a good sized quilt. I did say at the time it was kind of like wrestling a bear to get it quilted, but I did it! You should be fine with the plan you have and lucky you, you won't have to wrestle with it I did get some of my ideas for his quilt by looking at a similar one at the LQS. It was on their long arm at the time. I think flannel and cotton batting is common for these cold Nebraska winters!

Prism99

Another thing to be aware of -- it takes a lot longer to dry a quilt that has a cotton batting (such as Warm and Natural) than one with a polyester batting (such as Hobbs PolyDown). The cotton batting will definitely be heavier too.

DACO48

I finished one for my son last summer. I used fleece on the back and birthed the quilt and echo quilted around the medallions or writing in the blocks.