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Looks like Hobbs 80/20 wins the prize, I'll add my vote for it too.
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My favorite is Hobbs wool batting and silk batting. I stock up when I find a sale. I had to furnish it for my quilts when I used a LA around here , they would stroke out when I ask for it. LOL. I use the Hobbs 80/20 for some quilts and no complaints.
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I have been longarm quilting for almost 14 years and have always used Hobbs products; the 80/20 and poly for my and my customers' quilts. Love it!!!
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I use Hobbs 80/20 and Warm & Natural, prefer the Hobbs...makes for a softer quilt.
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I bought some Hobbs poly/down on sale a few months ago. I recently looked at the packages and can't see anywhere that it tells how far apart quilting can be. Anyone know?
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I've used it, and my Bailey home quilter seems to do better with it than with the 100% Dream Cotton. So, I buy Hobbs 80/20 when I can find it.
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According to the Hobbs website, Hobbs PolyDown should be quilted max 6":
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After trying many different kinds of batting, I now use hobbs 20/80 all the time. It's very good quality.
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I use Hobbs 80/20 almost exclusively. I purchase it by the roll from Marshalls Drygoods in Batesville, Arkansas. In Jan of this year when I ordered with shipping included it was about $120 for 30 yds long x 96" wide.
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I like Hobbs polydown since I do both hand quilting and machine stich in the ditch....sometimes I do both kinds of quilting on the same quilt. I usually quilt between 3 and 4 inches. Thanks Prism99 for the link, now I know that I can quilt a little further apart if I want to...
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