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batting from JoAnn's???
did anyone buy the batting JoAnn"s had on sale in a big roll around Christmas time? I bought two rolls it is 60 wide by 20 yards and was like 49.00 I think, so it was like 2.50 a yard.. I finally opened and wow it is ever thin, it said on the package ..Value 60..lightweight Poly 7 lbs..I don't know if I should use it as is or double it, which will not have saved me any money on buying this batting
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one of the employees at JoAnns told me not to buy it. I buy a big roll for 1/2 off just after Christmas and that lasts all year. I only use the warm & natural
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I wish someone would have told me not to buy it, but I have it and will have to use it ..thnaks for your reply..
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Originally Posted by quiltlady1941
(Post 7452320)
I wish someone would have told me not to buy it, but I have it and will have to use it ..thnaks for your reply..
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I only buy warm and Natural too.
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You could probably return it for a refund....I would certainly try.
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I think I remember that sale, what brand did it say it was? I stick with warm and natural but I have been tempted before with other rolls. I would see how doubling it would work on a small piece.
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Due to lack or storage space, I only purchase packaged batting and only Warm and Natural. I am definitely a batting Snob.
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I most always use Hobbs 80/20 and have never had poor results. When I want to do a really special project I use silk or wool-also Hobbs brand. I use packaged batting because of storage space. I am always very skeptical of "special sales". They most often are inferior products in some way.
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Darn, I don't like that when you buy something and then when you finally open it find it is not up to par. I love Quilters Dream batting. When I first started out I used Warm and Natural and still use it for some projects but find the QD is so nice to use.
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