batting problems
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more likely a less-than-awesome-quality backing fabric.
are you able to switch to a smaller size needle?
that might help.
are you able to switch to a smaller size needle?
that might help.
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this does sometimes happen. I've heard--I don't use poly batts--that fluff drying (tossing in the dryer with no heat, only air) it after quilting and binding is complete solves the problem. Also the needle size, as said above, may help. Or a new, sharp needle.
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