hulahoop1

This is the only batting I use, too.

scaroca

I also use the 50 percent off and get a bolt of warm and natural. I used up one and am going thru the next one. Not to mention all of the individual bats I have purchased. But warm and natural is my favorite for sure.

TxCaRose

That is exactly how I buy mine over the internet w/50% off. I buy it by the box ( or full bolt-40 x 90 ). Even with shipping it saves me money.

Olivia's Grammy

I always use the warm and white if I have a top with mostly white in it. Joann's has another brand I like if my top is not white. Sorry can't remember the name of the other batting.

yesyoucan

I got a large roll of the green one that is made from recycled soda bottles,love it.

VernaL

I almost always use the W & M, but use the W & W when the quilt has a lot of white. They seem the same to me.
Verna in So CA

eimay

I use it. It's easy to handle. I bought a roll a year or so ago, and amstill working with it. Also, if you make those tortilla or potato warmers, you need 100% cotton or it will melt.

penski

that is the only batting i use and i am very happy with it i also hit up jo anns to buy it with my coupon

ellenmg

love it, I use the Warm and Natural.... I would like a little more loft, but is needles well, and does not beard...Incidentally, The Warm Company gives TONS of yardage, more than they can use, to Project Linus....Huge bolts of it....
Ellen

e4

You really need to try the Warm & White on your machine. I have had no trouble using W&W on my longarm, but find that it skips stitches when I use my Bernina Stitch Regulator. I've never had that problem with silk or wool batting, but haven't tried any other cotton/poly battings. (Before everyone tells me that Warm & White is 100% cotton - it isn't - it has a polyester scrim, 12% of weight I think). When I mentioned the skipped stitches to a Bernina rep at a national show, I was told that they had some others complain of skipped stitches with Warm & Natural and Warm & White. Howver, some other people have no problems at all. It really is dependent on your machine and how you quilt. Test first and you won't be sorry.