carolina quilter

I am not smart enough to search! Any recommendations for an economical purchase for rolls of batting?

daisydawg

Try Marshalls Dry Goods.

sweetana3

for our charity quilts, Walmart has rolls and will deliver to stores for pickup. https://www.walmart.com/c/kp/quilt-b...ort=price_high They even sell Warm and Natural which surprised me.

ckcowl

Batt-Mart, Joanne's, Walmart, Amazon
joannes you can sometimes use a coupon for, getting a good price. I'm an Amazon prime member so get free shipping from there, Batt-Mart has a large selection of many different brands, types, and sizes with good prices. I've not ordered from Walmart but know some people do.

Austinite

I ordered my last two rolls of Soft & Bright from Wal-Mart and they both came with free shipping, had them on my doorstep within a few days. I watch Amazon and Joanns too, both can have good deals on rolls. Joanns however never has free shipping

meyert

I have purchased 2 rolls from a local long arm quilter. She purchases for her business so she just ordered an extra roll for me.

sewbizgirl

I buy both Hobbs 80/20 and polyester batting in rolls from Marshall's Dry Goods. Definitely the best price! They have many different weights (thicknesses) of the poly battings, but they are so "puffy" I buy the thinnest one they have. I think it's 5 oz. And it's still plenty puffy. I use that for charity quilting because its so economical, but my favorite for personal quilts is the 80/20. It's a dream to machine quilt!

hairquilt

My best deal was found on Black Friday for a whole 40 yd roll of Warm & Natural. Hope it lasts me until next years sale!

MadQuilter

I got mine at Joann with a 50% coupon.

Austinite

That's great MadQuilter, my JAF will not honor the 50% off coupons on large batting rolls. That was the word from the store manager and they are always so insanely crowded anyhow so I just gave up except for the occasional website check. That's great that your store will still take them!