Warm and Natural Wrinkles
#31
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Thanks, EasyPeezy. I will, but I'm not sure I will change battings yet. I have been eying the bamboo conversations. Unless someone can convince me there is a better batting and why, this will be my choice.
I've tried a few battings, and am known to recycle materials as they present themselves as being useful..
I love Warm and Natural for it's ease of use.
I've tried a few battings, and am known to recycle materials as they present themselves as being useful..
I love Warm and Natural for it's ease of use.
#33
Originally Posted by EasyPeezy
I still have quite a few W&N that I need to use then I'd like to try the 100% cotton Quilters Dream to compare.
#34
Originally Posted by quiltnchik
Originally Posted by EasyPeezy
I still have quite a few W&N that I need to use then I'd like to try the 100% cotton Quilters Dream to compare.
compare it to Warm & Natural?
#35
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Originally Posted by quiltnchik
Originally Posted by EasyPeezy
I still have quite a few W&N that I need to use then I'd like to try the 100% cotton Quilters Dream to compare.
#36
Well, here I go on my bandwagon again. Bamboo may be a renewable resource, but the process they put it through is extremely toxic to the environment. The final product is rayon. So, just so you know. Saying it is bamboo and renewable is just a marketing ploy. I believe cotton is still best for the environment.
#37
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Originally Posted by Kas
Well, here I go on my bandwagon again. Bamboo may be a renewable resource, but the process they put it through is extremely toxic to the environment. The final product is rayon. So, just so you know. Saying it is bamboo and renewable is just a marketing ploy. I believe cotton is still best for the environment.
#38
Originally Posted by DebraK
Originally Posted by Kas
Well, here I go on my bandwagon again. Bamboo may be a renewable resource, but the process they put it through is extremely toxic to the environment. The final product is rayon. So, just so you know. Saying it is bamboo and renewable is just a marketing ploy. I believe cotton is still best for the environment.
Here is another one. http://www.ecouterre.com/how-eco-fri...fabric-really/
#39
I've always used Warm and Natural for my quilts. Yes it is wrinkled out of the package, but smooths easily and you CAN fluff it in the dryer.
Recently I tried to "save" money by switching to another brand. It was $39 (Can)for a king sized bat vs $69 (Can) for a queen sized W&N.
BAAAAAAAAAAAD move. This new stuff is soft, but it's so thin and stretchy that to try and smooth it, your hands create stretched areas. I tried to use it on my quilting frame, and I couldn't even TOUCH it to smooth it or it would stretch.
I'm back to W&N. Battered, but loyal from now on.
Recently I tried to "save" money by switching to another brand. It was $39 (Can)for a king sized bat vs $69 (Can) for a queen sized W&N.
BAAAAAAAAAAAD move. This new stuff is soft, but it's so thin and stretchy that to try and smooth it, your hands create stretched areas. I tried to use it on my quilting frame, and I couldn't even TOUCH it to smooth it or it would stretch.
I'm back to W&N. Battered, but loyal from now on.
#40
Originally Posted by EasyPeezy
Originally Posted by quiltnchik
Originally Posted by EasyPeezy
I still have quite a few W&N that I need to use then I'd like to try the 100% cotton Quilters Dream to compare.
compare it to Warm & Natural?
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