Good for you!
It's so nice to have it on hand when you're ready to use it.
Right now, I have 2 bolts of Warm & White and 1 bolt of Warm & Natural. :D I'm set for a few years!

I'm a happy camper!!! I don't have any place to shop within 95 miles,so it has to be on line.

Right after Thanksgiving JoAnn's usually has a 50% off on batting, and at the same time they run some other promotion that can be combined with the batting sale. It is not always clear from the ad, or from the web site, that the bolts are on sale, so you may need to call and place the order in person. I got a bolt of each this year for 50% off, then also used a 10% off coupon, and then got free shipping, which I hadn't been expecting. How great is that!

Mine came to an average of $3.25 per yard. Since W&W is more expensive than W&N, it would have been even less per yard if I had only wanted W&N. I just wish they carried wider than 90" in the bolts.

Forgot to say, if you have an AQS membership, you could use that 10% off combined with any 50% off batting sale and not wait for Thanksgiving!

Can you tell me the differences between Warm and White and Warm and Natural? I'm only familiar with the latter.

Warm and White is white in color, Warm and Natural is the ecru-type color.

This also works if you are a member of Creative Home Arts Club. I always feel special when I pull out that extra 10% off card.

warm and white feels a little softer to me, I like use it for baby quilts.

I use a 50% coupon or buy it on sale at 50% off at JoAnns online. I buy a whole bolt and have it shipped to my front door!

my vote goes to Jo ann fabrics

I recently learned that Warm & Natural is the tan color because it has sm. wood fibers in it. I guess the white one has less wood in it. That must be why W&N is so heavy. Pat