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I've heard quilt tops referred to here as flimsies...but then I've not spent much time talking with anyone about quilting except here!
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that's a new one on me.
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I never heard the term "spiders". What an idiot I would be if it weren't for this board!!!!
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Cool. I Never know what I'm going to learn here. Thanks
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Originally Posted by Peckish
(Post 5219055)
I think it's a term that Aussies and/or Brits use for unquilted top. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong. They also use the term "wadding" for "batting".
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I'm an Aussie and I have never heard anyone call it that. We call it a quilt top. Must admit we say wadding but also say batting.
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I've always used it to refer to fabric that's thin and loosely woven, not suitable for quilts. I've never heard of the quilt top being called flimsy.
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This is just to wild! My grandmother used to call her nightgown a flimsy!
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instead of just scraps-or spiders-now I use leaders/enders and have a whole basketful of twoseys now to be joined into fourseys for a scrap quilt down the road.....thanks to quiltsville.....
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Originally Posted by Peckish
(Post 5219055)
I think it's a term that Aussies and/or Brits use for unquilted top. Someone please correct me if I'm wrong. They also use the term "wadding" for "batting".
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