Between two layers of pieced cotton.:D
I have put packaged bat in pillow cases and left them on the bed and in the chair in my guest room. Also under the bed. peace |
First, I'd take them out of the packaging so they stop sliding! Then I would hurry to use them up first, before cutting anything off the big roll. Ten quilts shouldn't take too long to make, huh? :D
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Originally Posted by sewbizgirl
(Post 7629872)
First, I'd take them out of the packaging so they stop sliding! Then I would hurry to use them up first, before cutting anything off the big roll. Ten quilts shouldn't take too long to make, huh? :D
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Originally Posted by QuiltnLady1
(Post 7628740)
I took a couple of lengths of batting out and put them in the space saver bags but the seal did not hold and it exploded.
. Okay, I know I shouldn't laugh, but I had the best mental image of this happening......LOL |
I bought my Warm N Natural batting on a roll in a box. Then I made a slit in the box and store it behind a bed out of sight. As I need it, I roll it out on the bed and cut. Works for me. Smaller pieces get stored where I have room.
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I like the pool noodle idea. Is it sturdy enough to stand up?
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I heard a long armer that used the rolling base of an old office chair to slide her batting roll onto and then she can just pull if off and cut. I have the old office chair and took of the chair part--but can't figure out how to get rid of the hydraulic base--any ideas? anyone ever do this? I think it would be great for the long arm studio.
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I'm having a hard time visualizing that.
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I know someone who stores her batts in the bath tub. Fortunately, in a bathroom that's not often used for bathing.
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Originally Posted by lots2do
(Post 7631737)
I'm having a hard time visualizing that.
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