Do you ever split a fat batting?
#21
I've split lap-sized pieces of batting before. The side with the scrim peels off fairly easily but the other side tends to end up lumpy looking. But I don't notice it when it's actually in a quilt.
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I think your quilt is great. Love all the colors bright & cheery. Anyone would love to have it. If you do a lot of charity quilts you could use it up. Puffy quilts are well received. Lots of people like them.
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I use poly all the time. Cotton is beautiful to work with and seems to make quilting easy. I wish it were an option here....but your quilt is fine. You can continue to use it every once in a while for charity quilts since you already invested in it. The recipient will love it.
But it is hard to quilt a thicker batting. Much, much harder. A wider, more open design works much better.
But it is hard to quilt a thicker batting. Much, much harder. A wider, more open design works much better.
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