Batting for table runner
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I never thought of using flannel as batting, but it seems to be a popular choice. I've always used warm and natural. I have lots of leftover flannel so I'm going to try using it as batting with my next table runner project.
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Originally Posted by ScrappyAZ
I never thought of using flannel as batting, but it seems to be a popular choice. I've always used warm and natural. I have lots of leftover flannel so I'm going to try using it as batting with my next table runner project.
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Originally Posted by Kat29803
Originally Posted by ScrappyAZ
I never thought of using flannel as batting, but it seems to be a popular choice. I've always used warm and natural. I have lots of leftover flannel so I'm going to try using it as batting with my next table runner project.
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I"ve used fusible. Since that is all gone now use flannel sheets. Wash them first to get rid lint and to make sure no more shrinkage. I don't want my table runners to be puffy. Besideds...once something is ON the runner...cant really see the quilting any more.
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