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Regarding the batting, I've made a few table runners. I'm no expert by any means. But I put a piece of leftover poly fabric as the batting. A thick poly, maybe it's called double knit? I also did not want them to be too puffy. I found the poly gave me just enough thickness so a meander quilt looked like quilting.
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that's beautiful - and a sweet gift for meals on wheels!
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Maniac Quilter love your placemat. Our church just finished making placemats for our local Meals on Wheels. They had a ton of 7 inch squares-a lot not quite square. I went to our local glass shop and had them cut me an acrylic 12 x 18 shape. Used that to cut the backing and front, no batting, just sewn tog with a 5 inch opening to turn. Some I made using strips like yours and some I used orphan blocks and 3 inch strips for the sides. The reason we did not use lining, we made 580 of them so we had some time and money constraints.
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Originally Posted by PaperPrincess
(Post 6930761)
I've seen samples of these in quilt shops. I'm thinking that your cotton batting is going to be way too thick. The ones I saw seemed to have no batting, or maybe a layer of muslin.
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