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Jeanne S 09-03-2017 05:41 PM


Originally Posted by Jordan (Post 7899563)
Jeanne-I have a question for you---what batting do you usually use because I don't like crinkly quilts either? I tried washing some W&N once and I really had a mess in my dryer. Thank you in advance for any help.

Jordan, I almost always use Warm & natural or Warm & White cotton batting. I always wash it in hot water and dry on high heat before using it. I do get a full lint screen in the dryer afterwards but the batting doesn't come apart in any way. Perhaps use a more delicate drying cycle??? I have also done this with Quilters Dream battings with no problems.

bearisgray 09-04-2017 03:04 AM


Originally Posted by Jordan (Post 7899563)
Jeanne-I have a question for you---what batting do you usually use because I don't like crinkly quilts either? I tried washing some W&N once and I really had a mess in my dryer. Thank you in advance for any help.

Are you sure it was Warm and Natural? I've dried it in my dryer and it turned out fine.

I did try washing "something" that turned into a huge mess - like about ten boxes of shredded Kleenex ! But that was still in the washing machine!

Jordan 09-04-2017 07:42 AM

Thank you so much Jeanne. I usually use W & N but maybe I will try the wash and dry process again. Maybe I will try a small piece and see if I get good results. The mess I had in my dryer was when I first started quilting many years ago so I am not completely sure it was W & N. Thank you also bearisgray for your input. I appreciate it so much.

Onebyone 09-04-2017 09:09 AM

I spray my batting with water to make then put in dryer. It shrinks and gets wrinkle free in the dryer, no need for all that washing.


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