Quilters Dream Green Batting?
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Has anyone used Quilters Dream Green Batting and if you have what do you think about it? I love the fact that it is recycled plastic bottles. But is it breathable, warm? Any information you can give me would be appreciated.
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I used it in a quilt for a friend who is very much into recycling. The top was made from recycled men's shirts and the backing was a sheet, all from the salvation army. To complete the theme, I used the green batting. It's been several years, but as I recall, it was like a heavy craft felt, I don't remember any loft at all, so the quilting didn't show much. It's poly. I don't know of any poly that's breathable. He said it is warm, but they live in California so don't know how much warmth they are looking for. Personally, I wouldn't use it in a quilt again.
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I have used Dream green in utility and ( drag around) kids quilts, first one over 10 years ago. The quilts hold up well to use, laundering, picnics, forts, play mats.... It is a nice batting to work with. No shrinkage, its like using polyester fleece for a batting without the stretching to deal with. Warm & holds up
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