Rhonda Lee

Thank you so much for your replies. It certainly helps with making an 'informed' decision.

Rhonda Lee

MaryKatherine, I went to your blog this morning and found treasures. What an artist you are. Absolutely beautiful work!

maminstl

I've used it several times - no problems at all. Light and lofty. Also, no problem washing/ drying on air only.

Sailorwoman

Wool is my go-to batting. I like warm quilts and wool seems to do the trick. I have had no problem with it bearding and it washes and dries in the dryer beautifully. It also is easy to machine quilt.

SusieQOH

Thanks for the topic. I've wanted to try it as well.

lindaschipper

I've used Dream wool batting, and had the quilt professionally quilted...it draped beautifully. Would not hesitate to use it again.

chris_quilts

I've used wool batting once. Cannot remember brand or where I bought it. It was on my mom's 80th birthday quilt. It quilted beautifully and I loved working with it. My mom loves it for her winter warm blanket (her words) since she lives in NH. She also loved the quilt as did my siblings. My quilt inspectors (cats) also loved the quilt.

I will use wool again as a batting.

beaglelady

I have used quite a few different battings but Hobbs Wool batting is my favorite. I wish it wasn’t so expensive but Connecting Threads often has it on sale and then the price isn’t too bad.

Peckish

Me too!! I use QD and it drapes beautifully, is fluffier and warmer than W&N.

chris_quilts

[ATTACH=CONFIG]586993[/ATTACH]This is one of my quilt inspectors testing my mom's quilt quilt for softness. She thought it quite comfy.

This is the 1st time I used wool batting. Loved working with it. My mom loves this quilt for it's warmth but it's not heavy to sleep under - her words.