AlienQuilter

Connecting Threads has it on sale for $14.69 (90" X 108").

I have my Asian quilt done and got in the black/gold backing fabric from Fabric Shack - gorgeous fabric and thought it might be a good idea to use black batting just incase anything pokes through.

Anyone have experience with this batting?
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BellaBoo

I have several rolls of it bought on sale but haven't used it yet.

AlienQuilter

Thanks. I just got back from Joann's and was surprised at how expensive batting was compared to buying a bolt online. Don't have the space for the bolt. Got to looking online and saw the Heirlooms brand and was wondering about it.

toverly

I used it on DH's pepper quilt. It worked fine and seems to be a little thicker than the regular Hobbs batting. It may not be, just seems like his quilt is heavier. It's been washed several times and has held up well.

jclinganrey

Hobbs 80/20 is what I use and I like it just fine. I have no problems with it; doesn't poke through, etc. I recommend it.

Jane

AlienQuilter

Does not poke through! Yea! That's what I wanted to hear!

Is it thicker than Warm and Natural?

Lori S

My experience is that is a bit thicker than Warm and Natural.

frustratedquilter40

I used it in my daughters graduation quilt since it was a black background and brights and backed it with black minky. Had my longarm gal quilt it and turned out beautiful.

Jingle

I only use high loft poly batting and have wished they would make black too. I find all the others are thinner than I like.

ckcowl

I've used the black hobbs batting a number of times- including with my wool hand appliqued 'backyard gathering' quilt. it is a nice batting- and comes in handy when making black quilts.