Question for those who use Warm & Natural batting
03-05-2019, 01:27 PM
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Question for those who use Warm & Natural batting
Have you ever used W&N for a quilt with light color background?
Not solid white but cream for example. I bought quite a few W&N
battings way back when but find myself making more quilts with light or
white background so have been using more Warm & White.
Would like to use some of the W&Natural whenever possible.
Right now I have a quilt top with cream background with little
stars. What do you think?
Forgot to mention that the stars are more or less tone on tone.
Not solid white but cream for example. I bought quite a few W&N
battings way back when but find myself making more quilts with light or
white background so have been using more Warm & White.
Would like to use some of the W&Natural whenever possible.
Right now I have a quilt top with cream background with little
stars. What do you think?
Forgot to mention that the stars are more or less tone on tone.
Last edited by EasyPeezy; 03-05-2019 at 01:32 PM.
03-05-2019, 01:51 PM
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I used W&N on a quilt with scrappy creams/whites as the background of the blocks. It worked fine. I also used it on a wall hanging with a white background with no problem. Unless you absolutely have to have a white white background I can see a problem. You can always take some scraps and make a sandwich and try it out.
03-05-2019, 01:55 PM
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I pretty much only use Warm Company products (Warm and Plush is so awesome) and have never had a problem with using it on a white quilt. I've never used Warm and White, haha, so I guess I am clearly not bothered by using the Natural or Plush with the whites 
No one has ever commented that the whites don't seem as white, so I guess the recipients are happy too.
No one has ever commented that the whites don't seem as white, so I guess the recipients are happy too.
03-05-2019, 02:25 PM
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I use warm and white exclusively but, I would not hesitate to use warm and natural if it is on sale or what I had on hand. I think the white of warm and white helps to hide the seams on a thinner white fabric.
03-06-2019, 03:49 AM
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I use Warm and Natural for all my quilts! It is my favorite. I know other use other brands but for me, W & N does the trick. I have used it on quilts with white backgrounds and even white backing. Not a problem at all.
03-06-2019, 07:23 AM
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I use Warm and Natural on most of my quilts. If I have a quilt with a white background I do use the Warm and White. I think it keeps the white looking whiter. I have not used any black batting, even for a quilt with black background. I have a package of Warm and Plush I am scared to use. I quilt on my DM and I am a little worried about the extra loft. Any comments on using black batting? Or problems quilting with the plush batting?
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