I bought some of it in the past and still have a lot left over. I use it for tablerunners or wall hangings or rag quilts. Sometimes you make a quilt that needs a thin batting and this will work.

They use to sell Hobbs, but the quality that they sold was seconds so Hobbs discontinued doing business because they didn't want their brand to be like that.

This quilt is going to Florida so maybe a thinner quilt will be fine and I will use the rest for baby quilts..I have the quilt clamped down to the table ready to pin for FMQ, it does seen thinner then I am use to but I hope it will be fine after I quilt it..

No, the batting I bought is different. It came in a box clearly marked with the Pellon brand. Looks like this is made by Fairfield.

I've used it and I never had a problem with it. I have even a thinner one on my bed, hand quilted and it's fine in the winter and summer. the one on sale, I've machine quilted and haven't had any problems with it. worked up great.

I only buy Hobbs 80/20. Just bought a roll 120" wide on eBay for my Xmas present so I can get some of these charity tops quilted by our LAQ at church. I was taught by Harriet Hargrave to always buy the best fabric, batting and thread that you can afford.

They usually let you return things. Buy the w&n with a 50% coupon. I buy some off the roll or the packages. I do not have enough space for a whole roll. Good luck.

I have gotten this batting several times. I have a longarm and do lots of charity quilting. It works great on the longarm, makes a nice lightweight quilt. You don't have to quilt super dense, so it comes out nice and soft after washing. For larger quilts I use Hobbs 80/20 by the bolt.

Oh - I hate it when things go on sale and the quality is less or it is expired (food items). The old saying I guess is true - buyer beware. Ugh!

I have used ONLY Warm and Natural cotton - it is warm and cool! Holds together very well and like the old saying that goes "If it ain't broke, don't fix it." I usually buy when I need (it's my luck I'll croak if I buy a roll!) Would love to say "I bought a roll of Warm and Natural". Sounds so rich!!!!!!!! Hold off on the batting you bought for table runners or baby blankies (they outgrow them) and save the special quilts for the W&N. Now if you will excuse me, have to head out shopping before the big one hits us!!!!!!! Sometime after lunch! Edie