Warm & natural batting price
03-19-2010, 01:00 PM
#12
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in MY opinion only , joanns WITH A COUPON is a good buy. if that includes shipping and that's the width you want, then i would say go for it. if you can wait a long time then you may want to, but a better sale may not come along for a while. ut it has been my experience that joanns with a coupon is a pretty good deal. as much as it pains me to admit that.
03-19-2010, 01:08 PM
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hmmm, 40 yards = 120 feet, divided by 8 feet...
that's 14 quilts that would fit my bed, or a whole bunch of laps, etc.
But, do I like it better than poly/cotton?
Do they have big rolls of the poly cotton like that?
I've never used warm and natural and know some ppl love it, but I like the poofy look, instead of the wrinkled look.
Help me out, before I lose my nerve. I have a hot coupon and need the batting :wink:
and after this, I shall be set for a LONG time.
Just have to get my butt in gear :thumbup:
that's 14 quilts that would fit my bed, or a whole bunch of laps, etc.
But, do I like it better than poly/cotton?
Do they have big rolls of the poly cotton like that?
I've never used warm and natural and know some ppl love it, but I like the poofy look, instead of the wrinkled look.
Help me out, before I lose my nerve. I have a hot coupon and need the batting :wink:
and after this, I shall be set for a LONG time.
Just have to get my butt in gear :thumbup:
03-19-2010, 01:15 PM
#16
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Originally Posted by quiltncrazy
hmmm, 40 yards = 120 feet, divided by 8 feet...
that's 14 quilts that would fit my bed, or a whole bunch of laps, etc.
But, do I like it better than poly/cotton?
Do they have big rolls of the poly cotton like that?
I've never used warm and natural and know some ppl love it, but I like the poofy look, instead of the wrinkled look.
Help me out, before I lose my nerve. I have a hot coupon and need the batting :wink:
and after this, I shall be set for a LONG time.
Just have to get my butt in gear :thumbup:
that's 14 quilts that would fit my bed, or a whole bunch of laps, etc.
But, do I like it better than poly/cotton?
Do they have big rolls of the poly cotton like that?
I've never used warm and natural and know some ppl love it, but I like the poofy look, instead of the wrinkled look.
Help me out, before I lose my nerve. I have a hot coupon and need the batting :wink:
and after this, I shall be set for a LONG time.
Just have to get my butt in gear :thumbup:
They do have a warm blend???
it's sold by a 4o yd roll.
Don't know if that's what your looking for.
03-19-2010, 02:58 PM
#19
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Location: S Oregon
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Originally Posted by quiltncrazy
hmmm, 40 yards = 120 feet, divided by 8 feet...
that's 14 quilts that would fit my bed, or a whole bunch of laps, etc.
But, do I like it better than poly/cotton?
Do they have big rolls of the poly cotton like that?
I've never used warm and natural and know some ppl love it, but I like the poofy look, instead of the wrinkled look.
Help me out, before I lose my nerve. I have a hot coupon and need the batting :wink:
and after this, I shall be set for a LONG time.
Just have to get my butt in gear :thumbup:
that's 14 quilts that would fit my bed, or a whole bunch of laps, etc.
But, do I like it better than poly/cotton?
Do they have big rolls of the poly cotton like that?
I've never used warm and natural and know some ppl love it, but I like the poofy look, instead of the wrinkled look.
Help me out, before I lose my nerve. I have a hot coupon and need the batting :wink:
and after this, I shall be set for a LONG time.
Just have to get my butt in gear :thumbup:
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