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11-02-2010, 01:27 AM
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Am making toppers for Christmas. Do you use batting in them or not? Even though I used low-loft in my 1st one, it seem too thick. Tried one without and it seems flatter. Just wondered what others do.
11-02-2010, 02:04 AM
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I asked the same question. Click on search at top of page,then type table runner batting & see what you come up with.
Originally Posted by Marge L.
Am making toppers for Christmas. Do you use batting in them or not? Even though I used low-loft in my 1st one, it seem too thick. Tried one without and it seems flatter. Just wondered what others do.
11-02-2010, 02:34 AM
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I use batting in mine. If its not something that anything hot will be put on, then I use low loft poly. If its for anything that something hot could be set on then W&N.
As far as, whether to or not is up to you. Personal preference. I personally, like a little poof.
As far as, whether to or not is up to you. Personal preference. I personally, like a little poof.
11-02-2010, 02:37 AM
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Originally Posted by sewcrafty
I use batting in mine. If its not something that anything hot will be put on, then I use low loft poly. If its for anything that something hot could be set on then W&N.
As far as, whether to or not is up to you. Personal preference. I personally, like a little poof.
As far as, whether to or not is up to you. Personal preference. I personally, like a little poof.
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