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You are most welcome. I'm feeling better now....although I'm very irritated with my website at the moment lol.. I just spent over an hour writing my newsletter and I don't think it sent it...grrrr...
Well...here I go to re-write it. :(

Skeat

I am curious what kind of batting everyone has used ...I have been debating about it all morning!! I know I am a bit behind and now 4 is up!:0)I will hopefully get it all caught up today. I have a fusing type batting..(no idea what the name is)..but it makes totes stiffer..make sense??Just curious...what to use??:))Skeat

DonnaRae

It is probably fusible fleece. That is perfect. I would have used it but I have so many pieces of batting I need to use up. I used cotton low loft batting. I only use cotton unless of course I use the fusible fleece. And actually I don't know what the fabric is in the fusible fleece. Could be cotton, could be cotton/poly could be poly. But really any type of batting for the tote is fine as long as it is not to high a loft, at least I think that is correct. :D

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Yep, that's correct. You can use any type of batting. I wouldn't use a real high loft one though. In the pattern pictures, what I'm using is called Thermolam. Its used for hot pads and such but I like it for bags and some table mats. I think it's just personal preference mostly.

DonnaRae

Your bag will be perfect for bringing home IceCream, Way to Go :!: :D

all4quilt

Hey!! Where is the next clue? I've been waiting!! I want to see how this is going to turn out!

Hoping for the next clue, soon... :D

Susan

all4quilt

Oh, never mind.... :oops: I just went and there it was!! Here is the link if anyone else is interested! THANKS TINA!!

Susan

all4quilt

OOPS!! Here is the link!! :oops: :oops: :oops:
http://rockymountainquiltworks.store...terns/list.htm

Susan

Threads324

Hey Susan,
Here's the next clue:

http://rockymountainquiltworks.store...tebagweek4.pdf

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lmaoooo...great minds :)