Birdie Bird Batting
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$21.99 a yard with 3-5% shrinkage, I think not. If one needs to order directly from the company, possibly no discount coupons or sales. No prewash, not enough incentive for me. Just bought some 100% cotton batting, a first for me, not sure I like it. Instructions are to soak in hot water for 20 mins, wring and dry flat. This could take all day.
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Join Date: May 2011
Location: Pacific NW
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Reminds me of the story boards my mom made for us kids when we were little. Cut out paper dolls, drew furniture or cut out pictures from magazines, glued felt on the back. Had a huge chunk of cardboard covered with flannel. The dolls and furniture stuck to the flannel, and we played dollhouse for hours and hours. 😊
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Join Date: Feb 2024
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It is about twice as much as regular batting, but if it would help me not have to crawl around on the floor on my 71-year-old knees, it might be worth it. I noticed the by the yard is cheaper than getting a twin size. Might save a bit that way.
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