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I've made several of these boxes and I just used scrap batting...either W&N or poly thin...they worked up beautifully.
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Originally Posted by QuiltE
(Post 6391595)
I just used a polyester and with the quilting and the corner tucks, it became fairly stiff on its own.
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I have made one with just batting and that was fine but I think I will try the batting plus ironing on the decor bond to the fabric. I try to put a little something together for my siblings at Christmas and a box filled with treats fits the bill perfectly!
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I made several using Warm and Natural. Very satisfied.
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The closer you quilt the fabric it becomes more stable.
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I used Pellon heavyweight fusible ....971F ......doesn't require much quilting.....makes the box relatively stiff....will stand nicely on its own.
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I made several using warm n white and "deco bond" fused to one side. I like the stability it gives. Jan
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I used Timtex and "DO Not" use it my words of advise here, it will end up creasing in the wrong spots when you turn it! LOL Does not work well at all. Very very unhappy with those boxes I used the Timtex with.
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Felt worked well for me. :)
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Originally Posted by snipforfun
(Post 6391634)
I have been making these boxes using just some leftover warm and natural and deco bond ironed onto one of the fabrics. I cant imagine using Timtex with this pattern as the box needs to be turned right side out.
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