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02-07-2012, 04:57 PM

#21

Lori S

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Originally Posted by jaciqltznok

HOWEVER, be aware of the shipping....The Warm Co. ONLY does drop ship now! My friend wanted to order a roll and the shipping quoted to her was $210.00 as it is considered OVER sized now by ALL carriers!

Not true of all suppliers and carriers. Batt-Mart has free shipping on Warm and Natural. And all carriers do not consider it oversized.

02-07-2012, 05:07 PM

#22

grannyrae

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Originally Posted by beaniekins

$15 would be a steal up here in Canada. Our local fabric chain store sells it for $35 a metre. I bought a bolt of it with a coupon at Joann's the last time I was in the States a few months ago, and it almost seemed like they were giving it away for free.

We pay this or even more here

02-07-2012, 05:13 PM

#23

Dyan

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I bought a roll at JoAnn.com cyber monday and got it for $199.00 with free shipping, glad I purchased it. At my local JoAnn's today she told me the price is going to $14.99 per yard.

02-07-2012, 05:14 PM

#24

dunster

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Originally Posted by sandybeach

Try here:
http://www.batt-mart.com/site/490194/page/93839

If you go to item #42, it is warm and natural, 90" x 30 yards for $234.66 = $7.82/yd.

If you use the 40% coupon at JoAnn's you get 90" x 40 yards for $258, and that's the equivalent of $193.50 for 30 yards, so JoAnn's is a better buy (and JoAnn's frequently has free shipping). But the 45" at JoAnn's is an even better buy per square inch of batting.

02-07-2012, 05:43 PM

#25

mighty

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I also buy mine at Joanns with coupon.

02-08-2012, 01:29 PM

#26

Kitsie

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Or Fabric Depot..

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Originally Posted by Dawn Hendrix

ONLY with a coupon from Joanns or Hancocks...

02-09-2012, 04:17 AM

#27

sasissy

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Connecting Threads has their batting on sale for 30% off until the 20th of February.

02-09-2012, 04:25 AM

#28

maryellis

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Joanns when on sale for 50% of comes to around 6.00 per yard. 90 inches wide. The next time I will order a whole roll 40 yards at around 250.00 When on sale.

02-09-2012, 04:37 AM

#29

Edie

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Originally Posted by Surfergirl

I used to buy Warm and Natural batting at Walmart for under $7 per yard, which was about 90" wide. I went in the other day to purchase more and they didn't have any in stock. The person in charge of ordering told me the price went up to $15 per yard and they weren't carrying it any longer. Where do you all purchase your batting and are there any decent prices to be found?

I bought Warm and Natural yesterday at Hancock - 30% off which brought it down to nine something (It was $11.99 a yard) and then I had a 20% off JoAnn's coupon, which they took. I bought enough for two coverlets (52x80) and two double bed size and spent a lot less than I thought I would. At least I got enough fabric for four quilt, that'll keep me busy for a while. I also got some bobbins. Bobbins are a necessity, I think. I just take my handy dandy Sidewinder and take 1/2 off and whip up a bunch of bobbins (pin them down with painter's tape), put them in a large prescription bottle (the brown ones) and I am set! Just a few tips from the old lady!!!!! Screwed up royal yesterday,however, when my friend and I went to a hotsy totsy quilt shop. I commented on what a beautiful table cloth that was on a table with books and stuff on it. Found out that it was a quilt that hadn't been finished. Oops! Edie

Last edited by Edie; 02-09-2012 at 04:46 AM.

02-09-2012, 04:47 AM

#30

Edie

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Quote:

Originally Posted by cassiemae

I agree I only buy it at Joann's with a coupon I am hoping to go in next week and get some. I can remember when it was $5.99 a yard. Boy would that be nice.

I remember that! Edie