Mountain Mist Polyester batting-
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This may have been addressed on the board, but I need some help in deciding the batting for my 15 year old grandaughter's quilt. With my directions, she has cut out and pieced a fence rail quilt top. (I am thrilled that she is interested in sewing as my daughter is not. ) My GD is asking if we can make it on the fluffy side. I sewed her a quilt, but I used Quilters Dream request poly which is the thinnest loft. Is Mountain Mist Polyester batting an option, and if so, how do I quilt it, how does she care for it, and can I use the spray basting on it?
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Hobbs PolyDown would be a better choice, I think.
Not all basting sprays work well on polyester. 505 spray is one that does seem to work fine with poly battings.
Here's a link to an older thread about PolyDown:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/main-f1...s-t173513.html
Here's a link to the Hobbs site. Says quilting distance should be 4-6" max:
http://www.hobbsbondedfibers.com/products-retail.html
Not all basting sprays work well on polyester. 505 spray is one that does seem to work fine with poly battings.
Here's a link to an older thread about PolyDown:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/main-f1...s-t173513.html
Here's a link to the Hobbs site. Says quilting distance should be 4-6" max:
http://www.hobbsbondedfibers.com/products-retail.html
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FYI, Mountain Mist Poly batting comes in Super Fluff High Loft, 5" quilting span. I use it because I like the fluffy look, and the price is OK. It also washes nicely. Buy it at Joanns with coupon.I might suggest teach GD to sew slowly...easier to stop BEFORE a big mistake happens. Try not to be too picky with a young quilter. She should feel good about herself and her quilt. Have fun.
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