Help, I have a question
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Originally Posted by dltaylor
This may sound stupid, but I need to know when making a "wall hanging" do you still use batting?? or do you just put the back and on and quilt it without the batting??
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like all else "it's your choice" I don't make wall hangings but if I did I wouls use a fusible fleece because it is stiffer than batting, maybe not necessarily fusible but that kind that sold in that section, it's very dense but still thin.
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I learned the hard way. use batting. i did a foundation block quilt so i felt i didn't need batting. all the quilting i did in the border doesn't show well at all. with even a cotton batting that quilt would have looked a great deal better. so yes.
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I do use batting( low loft) for wall hangings, it gives it texture to the quilting, and a bit more "structure" than going without. I sometimes use the wide felt in place of batting, since it is not intended for constant washing.
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