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Originally Posted by feline fanatic
(Post 6040051)
Unfortunately, it means you put the batting upside down. Warm and white and warm and natural DO have a right side up. Oh there will be plenty here who post "I never paid any attention and never had that happen" but it does happen.
Chances are it won't wash out. You can try switching to a new, sharper needle like a top stitch or quilting needle but it may not solve your problem. You don't say if you are quilting on home machine or LA. If LA, I would recommend cutting the batting and flipping it over. But if you are quilting on a basted quilt it hardly seems worth the effort. Google right side up on warm and natural batting and you find blogs that tell you which side is up with photos. |
Wow did I just learn something new! Thank you friends!
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Try a microtex needle ... they're my fav's ... they are very sharp, so when it goes through your quilt it should go through easily, and won't catch any fibers. Good luck!!
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I didn't know there was a wrong and right side to batting either. Thank you for another great tip!!!
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Originally Posted by valleyquiltermo
(Post 6040893)
Wow I am always learning here. Gotta love this place and the people here. 0;-)
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I would think the needle might be a bit dull. A new one should help stop that.
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It may be a dull needle.
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