Has anyone tried the Dream Green batting? I normally use Warm & Natural but the LQS was out so I grabbed a package of the Dream Green. I used it last night and I really liked it and I was impressed out many plastic soda bottles can be used instead of sitting in a landfill. I'd definitely buy again.
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I haven't but maybe I'll try it.
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I use it often, especially kids flannel quilts.
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i've used it in 5 or 6 quilts- it is nice to work with, washes up nice- and has proved to be durable-
the only down side was when i had a quilt with a white backing- i wound up not using it because it did cause a green tint to the backing- but for colorful kids quilts it is great. |
I have used it in several quilts. Hand quilts nicely and does not beard.
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Does it say anything about it being easy to burst into flame?
I'd be afraid to put it in anything that a kid might get too near an open fireplace, or to an adult's cigarette. |
I like it a lot. It's soft, drapeable, easy to quilt. The only downside I've found is not being able to use it with light colored fabrics in the top. I also like the recyled concept.
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funny you should mention. I posted a picture of first quilt I used it in last night. The backing is white with small dots. I noticed the slight tint afterwards but it looked neat with the front of the quilt.
Originally Posted by ckcowl
i've used it in 5 or 6 quilts- it is nice to work with, washes up nice- and has proved to be durable-
the only down side was when i had a quilt with a white backing- i wound up not using it because it did cause a green tint to the backing- but for colorful kids quilts it is great. |
Yes I have used it in one quilt and I am happy with it. :thumbup:
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