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I also use the same in everything except mini quilts. My go to batting is Warm & Natural/ or White. It works in almost everything I do and have never been disappointed with it.
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Great question! I ended up using W&N in my newest table runner and I am very pleased with the look of it. I tried a runner w/o batting and personally didn't care for the look of it. Interesting to read all the responses.
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I use Pellon because it lays very flat, and washes the same. I personally don't care for table runners that look "scrunched" up by the batting when it shrinks. But that's just me. Some do.
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Originally Posted by toverly
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I use whatever I have left from making larger quilts since I usually end up with a really long skinny piece of batting. But, I did use Insulbright left from making potholders so one of them acts like a large hotpad for my kitchen island. It sure is nice with hot pizzas and casseroles.
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I've used Hobbs 80/20, Thermore, and fusible fleece.
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