Ques Re Warm&White Batting
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Originally Posted by JoanneS
JoAnn's OnLine has 50% off coupon, and I'm thinking of using it for a bolt of Warm & White batting, but I haven't used this batting before. I machine quilt all my quilts.
Has anyone used this batting for machine quilting? What's your opinion of it.
I've been using Hobbs 80/20, and I like it for machine quilting.
Has anyone used this batting for machine quilting? What's your opinion of it.
I've been using Hobbs 80/20, and I like it for machine quilting.
I do think it's great for wall-hangings, place mats, table runners, etc., but do not prefer it for quilts. Also, it's hard to get perfect tension on the longarm with this batting - it can be done, but not as easily as with some other thicker battings.
I know many people like it. You might buy a small package and give it try in a lap quilt before investing in a whole roll. (This is how I ended up with my roll. My friend purchased it and didn't care for it, so gave it to me to use in my wall hangings, etc. She only does bed quilts.)
Just my thoughts....
Debbie in Austin
#64
Originally Posted by JoanneS
JoAnn's OnLine has 50% off coupon, and I'm thinking of using it for a bolt of Warm & White batting, but I haven't used this batting before. I machine quilt all my quilts.
Has anyone used this batting for machine quilting? What's your opinion of it.
I've been using Hobbs 80/20, and I like it for machine quilting.
Has anyone used this batting for machine quilting? What's your opinion of it.
I've been using Hobbs 80/20, and I like it for machine quilting.
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