What do you use for batting when making tablecloths or table runners? I was thinking flannel, but does flannel shrink more than batting?? I made my sister a tablecloth using Warm and Natural, she thought it was too thick for a tablecloth. Your thoughts please
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I use warm and natural for table toppers and runners.
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Originally Posted by jmabby
What do you use for batting when making tablecloths or table runners? I was thinking flannel, but does flannel shrink more than batting?? I made my sister a tablecloth using Warm and Natural, she thought it was too thick for a tablecloth. Your thoughts please
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I use that really thin stuff, similar to fusible but without the sticky. i get it by the bolt at Joanne's with my coupon.
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Fusible fleece or thin batting.
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the thinnest batt I can find - thermore from Hobbs; it's a poly used for clothing
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No Batting for the tablecloths... Very thin non fusible from JoAnns for the runners and placemats.
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None in my tablecloths or runners.
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Another for vote for "no batting" in tablecloths. I do use W&N in the placemats, though. Just to give them a little more body to lay flat.
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Thanks everyone. When you don't use anthing for the center layer do you have plain backing.
Thanks everyone |
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