Question for you all, what do you use for batting on a table runner? I have only ever used Warm & Natural for the 4 quilts that I have made. Is there any reason that wouldn't work okay?
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Originally Posted by tscweaves
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Question for you all, what do you use for batting on a table runner? I have only ever used Warm & Natural for the 4 quilts that I have made. Is there any reason that wouldn't work okay?
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Originally Posted by Just Jan
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Yes, that will be fine. I use Quilters Dream, Request Loft (very light weight) for my quilts because otherwise they are too hot for Florida weather. If I have leftovers I use that for runners, etc. You can use any kind of batting you want. Warm and Natural makes runners 'lay nice' on the table.
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Originally Posted by tscweaves
(Post 7917230)
Question for you all, what do you use for batting on a table runner? I have only ever used Warm & Natural for the 4 quilts that I have made. Is there any reason that wouldn't work okay?
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D.Henson love the Christmas runner. These are all looking great.
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All of the runners have been beautiful so far. I haven't even started on mine yet. I will eventually catch up.
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Home from the hills now to getter done Love the pattern. Thanks Judy.
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All done! I decided to do a skinny border and use up my fat quarter-i have a 2" strip left! Whew! I used Thermalam batting-it has just a bit of loft, and adds a little more heat protection to the surface than cotton batting. I have not had any problems with tipping stemware or anything when using this batting.
I love this pattern, Judy, and i hope to get a Fall version put together this week. All of the runners here are so pretty! Thanks again, and will be looking for the next Mystery! |
jillmc - ooh, you have you runner quilted too! It came out so pretty.
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jillmc, lovely runner, I love it.
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