Where does everyone buy their batting by the roll?
05-22-2012, 09:33 AM
#33
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I used to buy mine from Kingsmen quilting supply. However, they are downsizing and don't have it by the roll anymore. I just checked out Marchalls dry goods and a 30 yard roll of 96" wide Hobbs 80/20 is $110 - with shipping to me it would be about 145 - making it 4.80 a yard. I prefer the Hobbs 80/20 over the warm and natural. I also like the Hobbs Wool.
05-22-2012, 05:36 PM
#35
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Originally Posted by DianneK
Oh, I was hoping some of you were buying LARGE rolls of batting and could give me advice. I get mine directly from Hobbs, but have to order 4 rolls or boxes to get a good price and affordable shipping. I only use Hobbs 80/20 and their polydown. Learned my lesson trying to use cheaper battings.
12-11-2015, 05:58 PM
#36
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On Wednesday, December 9, 2015 the clerk at the Omaha JoAnns told me the rolls aren't on the floor. She went to the backroom and brought out the box of 40 yd x 90" using a handcart. The sale price was $429 (marked down from $600+). Yikes...when I told her it was more than I was willing to pay, she was very offended. I just found a doorbuster price of $259. at Joann.com. No coupons apply.
I love the Request weight of both the Dream Cotton and Dream Blend battings. I order bolts directly from the Dream company. Shipping is $30 for a bolt. We also like the Warm and Natural which I have ordered the large bolt of 40 yards with a coupon during a sale from JoAnns. All have created nice weight quilts.
I live in rural Iowa which is 90+ miles from Omaha and St. Joseph so we order online.
I love the Request weight of both the Dream Cotton and Dream Blend battings. I order bolts directly from the Dream company. Shipping is $30 for a bolt. We also like the Warm and Natural which I have ordered the large bolt of 40 yards with a coupon during a sale from JoAnns. All have created nice weight quilts.
I live in rural Iowa which is 90+ miles from Omaha and St. Joseph so we order online.
12-11-2015, 06:45 PM
#37
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Location: eastern TN
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Check out Walmart.com.....just got Pellon Natural Cotton 90"x 15 yds for $110....I am a diehard Dream cotton user too and it was really hard for me to switch to something I had never tried but I am very satisfied with it so much that I bought a second roll.
12-11-2015, 07:57 PM
#39
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Originally Posted by ka9sdn
I buy the warm and natural on line from Joann's when they have it 50% off and free shipping. It is the 90" wide by 40 yds so it lasts me a while. It comes UPS so I don't have to haul it home in my car--just drag it to my sewing studio. I don't find the dark flecks any bother unless it is a white quilt then I will get the white warm and natural.
12-11-2015, 08:14 PM
#40
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Location: Illinois
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I buy 90" x 25yd rolls of Warm & Plush from walmart.com.
I paid $130 with free shipping for my last roll. I am super happy with it. It doesn't have the little seeds & twig bits that W&N does & it gives nice definition to my quilting. The price I received was better than JAF with a 60% off coupon.
I paid $130 with free shipping for my last roll. I am super happy with it. It doesn't have the little seeds & twig bits that W&N does & it gives nice definition to my quilting. The price I received was better than JAF with a 60% off coupon.
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