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Originally Posted by psquared52
Used poly once and had such a problem with bearding, that I will never use it again. Love warm/white and warm/natural. Bought some cotton/poly mix which I absolutely detested. It was terribly "linty"...everything it touched was covered in lint. Also thought it felt very thin. No brand unfortunately but I am now a loyal w&n fan! Also only buy it when I have a great coupon for it (usually at Joanne's).
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I use Warm & White~
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I used to buy Hobbs 80/20, but my Joanns doesn't carry it anymore. Batting was on sale this week, so I bought Mayfield Quilter's 80/20. I really like it! This will be my new batting of choice from now on.
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I like the warm and natural because I hand quilt and it is so much easier to work with.
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Quilters Dream 100 pct cotton.
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I am a hand quilter and I like the Hobbs 80/20 and the Legacy 80/20, but also battings made of 100% cotton - Tuscany, Legacy or Quilters Dream.
I prefer an antique look with a nice drape, so cotton or cotton blend is a good choice for me. |
Warm and Natural, Warm and White or Hobbs 80/20
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I like bamboo, but only when I have a coupon. Mostly I use warm n natural. But, I just got some wool batting the my longarm instructor suggested. She said its all she uses. It has a really nice feel and shrinkage is the about the same as warm n natural.
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It depends on the project. My quilts use Warm and White or Warm and Natural. When I make a bag or a jacket I use fusible. It makes life a lot easier. I am making a string quilt right now that I am using the fusible.
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Mostly use warn & natural, on occassions have used 80/20 for a thiner batting in table runners & etc.
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