Batting
#41
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Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: NW Illinois
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I use a Fairfield quilt batt that is 80/20. Believe it or not it is sold at my Walmart. Use to be sold at Joann's and Hancock's fabric stores. It has a minimal amount of shrinkage. It drapes nice and is warm. Walmart has Warm and Natural also. If your Walmart has fabric.
#42
Originally Posted by tmjennings
I guess I am tooooo thrifty. I only make charity quilts and most batting is very expensive to give away. What do you use when this is the problem?
#43
Originally Posted by tmjennings
I guess I am tooooo thrifty. I only make charity quilts and most batting is very expensive to give away. What do you use when this is the problem?
#44
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: Illinois
Posts: 3,474
i have always and love warm and white or natural, i have started to wash it in the tub and dry in the dryer because i dont like the crinkle look in most of my quilts,i buy it from joanns , but i did notice Walmart has it i looked at it because it was cheaper but i did notice walmarts was thinner than what i bought at Joanns
#45
I noticed this About W& N too. I bought a roll and did a double check on the label to make sure it wasn't a different type than the one I'd used in the past but it was all the same specs. I got mine through Checker's wholesalers.
#46
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: NW Wa
Posts: 1,549
Alikat you are not next to the woolit is inside the quilt....
I used to not like wool but love it now and I work with a lot of wool now.
We all change and maybe you will be the same.... it is wonderfull. Very light and nice and warmand needles great to quilt.
I used to not like wool but love it now and I work with a lot of wool now.
We all change and maybe you will be the same.... it is wonderfull. Very light and nice and warmand needles great to quilt.
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