Watson

..Is on sale at JAF for 90" x20 yd for $79.00.

Now, considering in Canada I would pay more than that for a single Queen size batting, and that I make mostly wall hangings and quilts for myself...I'm not making heirlooms here..... is this batting OK?

Has anyone used it? I went to their website and checked it out and read the reviews (almost all 5 stars) on the JAF website.

Is this a deal or a mistake?

I am going to the US tomorrow and badly need batting and it doesn't look as if any of their other batting is on sale....

Thanks, Watson

IrishgalfromNJ

It got some good reviews on Amazon, 4.7 out of 5 stars with 76 reviews. I think I bought some recently but its still in the box. I haven't used any yet.

zozee

I’ve never used it, but given the reviews and what you wrote, sounds like a good deal to me.

Watson

There were only a few left so I ordered it for pick up in the store.

Watson

maudeflanagan

I use it almost exclusively. I have not really adventured away from it to try other brands due to the price and availability, so I can't say I am the best resource for an opinion. I've never had any issues with it. I like the thickness, which is quite thin, and it makes for a nice soft quilt.

Whenever the price drops to this range, I always pick up a roll whether I need it or not. The last time I bought it was Black Friday and it was $75 at that time.

lwbuchholz

What is JAF? It sounds like somthng that may hlep me find batting for my daughters quilt.
Lynda

quilterpurpledog

JAF is JoAnn Fabrics, the chain craft and fabric store.

bkay

JoAnn's Fabrics....Be aware that their pricing system, is somewhat expensive without their coupons. The coupons are in the newspaper occasionally, available online and in the store. Those available in the store are for future weeks.

I usually use Warm and Natural batting. If I don't have a coupon for JoAnn's, I get it at Walmart. You can get it delivered to your closest store.

bkay

debstoehr

I bought a roll of it during their anniversary sale and have used it in a few quilts so far. I usually use Warm and Natural. It is thinner but other than that I have had no problems with it. I quilt on a longarm.

Miss Papa

I too have been looking at this great JoAnn's batting deal. I'm new to quilting and want to be sure that I get batting that will hold up in a quilt that will be washed in a front load washing machine. Anyone have experience laundering quilts that have been quilted with the Fairfield Toasty Cotton batting?