Alexa

Oh, lucky you!~

eastermarie

At least the backing wasn't a dark fabric like black.

Rhonda

we are going to see pictures aren't we dunster?????? Hope you're having fun!!

dunster

Thanks. I start home on Tuesday. I've taken many pictures of antique quilts in historic homes and castles and will post a bunch of them when I get home and have a chance to get them organized.

Rhonda

Sounds like a wonderful trip!! my first thought was I wish I was there!! LOL I keep telling K3n one of these days I would love to sit at her table drinking tea with her!! Would love to travel to England.

scrappycats

I don't use cheap batting and still get that, perhaps not as bad you described, but bad enough I had to do something about it before washing. When I wash them without removing the lint and fluff, it doesn't always come off, but instead pills up.

I just use a lint roller when I am through and not worry about it during the process. Since I have cats who love to lay on my quilts in progress, I would have to use the lint roller anyway.

Alexa

Oh, but it is!

CarolinePaj

Well guys,

If you ever get to England you must promise to visit me in sunny Suffolk.... a beautiful county with loads to see..... !

Hugs

JanetLW

Warm and Natural comes on bolts as well as in packaging. I use it all of the time and actually did have that same problem with just one quilt; I never figured out why this happened.

dove

i've had lint and just used a lint roller to pick it up...never had a problem with sewing over it though:/