Where do you buy batting online?
10-21-2010, 07:51 AM
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Originally Posted by kriscraft99
You can use your PayPal as a credit card if you have a "balance" on it.
I love there website. but nope no Paypal :(
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Originally Posted by Margandi
Have you tried Hancock's of Paducah? I am looking at their catalog & they are selling queen size (90 x 108") Warm & White for $24.98 USD. On their order form they have a space for "Country"--so I'm guessing that they ship to Canada. They also have several methods of payment listed, but I didn't see Pay Pal.
10-24-2010, 11:21 AM
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Warm & Natural is a brand name of one of The Warm Company (Seattle WA) products. It is a very popular low/medium-loft quilt batting.
That particular offer is for 45 inch wide bolt goods, by the bolt, the bolt containing 40 yards length. It would be good if you're re-selling, or doing a lot of small quilts (under about 40 inches wide), or don't mind piecing your batting.
Scrim is a very light material, a bit like gauze, that is used to bind the batting together and is used along with a bonding agent to make many non-woven battings. The 4 ounces refers to the weight per square yard of the batting, to give you a relative idea as to how heavy/thick the material is.
HTH.
That particular offer is for 45 inch wide bolt goods, by the bolt, the bolt containing 40 yards length. It would be good if you're re-selling, or doing a lot of small quilts (under about 40 inches wide), or don't mind piecing your batting.
Scrim is a very light material, a bit like gauze, that is used to bind the batting together and is used along with a bonding agent to make many non-woven battings. The 4 ounces refers to the weight per square yard of the batting, to give you a relative idea as to how heavy/thick the material is.
HTH.
10-24-2010, 02:02 PM
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Originally Posted by QKO
You should be able to use any credit card you have with paypal, without having a paypal account. People do it on our store all the time, from many countries. You don't need a specific paypal card.
10-25-2010, 08:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Aully
Originally Posted by QKO
You should be able to use any credit card you have with paypal, without having a paypal account. People do it on our store all the time, from many countries. You don't need a specific paypal card.
10-25-2010, 09:30 AM
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Originally Posted by QKO
Originally Posted by Aully
Originally Posted by QKO
You should be able to use any credit card you have with paypal, without having a paypal account. People do it on our store all the time, from many countries. You don't need a specific paypal card.
10-27-2010, 06:19 AM
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I don't know why more stores don't take paypal.
We've never had a problem with it. In fact, Paypal does all our direct credit and debit card processing as well. As merchant services companies go, they're good to deal with and have more reasonable rates and terms than most, and are as secure as anything available.
We've never had a problem with it. In fact, Paypal does all our direct credit and debit card processing as well. As merchant services companies go, they're good to deal with and have more reasonable rates and terms than most, and are as secure as anything available.
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