Walmart's batting seems to be cheaper than the quilt shop batting (for quilts). Is there a big difference in quality? I just want the really thin batting and will be using it for free motion quilting. Any suggestions?
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Speaking for my self I use Walmart Batting and it's always worked fine for me, I really don't think there would be any difference, it would depend if one wants to pay more for a name on a package in my opinion..
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Personally speaking, I prefer warm & natural. It is also easier for me to quilt than the poly.
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I too prefer Warm & Natural or Warm & White. It's so soft after being washed.
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I've seen Warm & Natural sold off the bolt at Walmart and it is less expensive. But, upon further inspection I noticed that it isn't as wide as the W & N that is sold at JoAnne's,Hancock, or local quilt shops.
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Originally Posted by azam
I've seen Warm & Natural sold off the bolt at Walmart and it is less expensive. But, upon further inspection I noticed that it isn't as wide as the W & N that is sold at JoAnne's,Hancock, or local quilt shops.
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I just got warm and natural at Joannes for 50% off. Made it pretty cheap.
You just have to watch for sales and use coupons. Judy in Ohio |
Is Warm & Natural easy to hand quilt through? I don't wanna bend any more needles :shock: :D :D
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I use warm and natural to hand quilt all the time. I love the old fashioned look after washing, and It is easy to hand quilt.
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Originally Posted by judy_68
I just got warm and natural at Joannes for 50% off. Made it pretty cheap.
You just have to watch for sales and use coupons. Judy in Ohio |
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