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#27
Originally Posted by rndelling
I love this site and have learned sooooooo much but sometimes I'm amazed at the hurtful comments by some people.
If you don't like high loft batting then don't use it but don't sound so critical when commenting on someone elses quilt. It's for her dogs and high loft would make it softer for them.
If you don't like high loft batting then don't use it but don't sound so critical when commenting on someone elses quilt. It's for her dogs and high loft would make it softer for them.
I love the quilt!
#28
I discovered a couple of days ago...if you iron it with your steam on max...it compacts it nicely. But your puppy quilt is adorable high loft or not.
Do you iron before or after quilting? I have some high loft batting that someone gave me and I've only tried using it one time. Wasn't crazy about it.
Do you iron before or after quilting? I have some high loft batting that someone gave me and I've only tried using it one time. Wasn't crazy about it.
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Do you iron before or after quilting?
Oh, and I like the doggie quilt too. But I'm not going to tell my dogs about it. They'll get ideas. :lol: :lol:
#30
Originally Posted by Quilt4u
Originally Posted by rndelling
I love this site and have learned sooooooo much but sometimes I'm amazed at the hurtful comments by some people.
If you don't like high loft batting then don't use it but don't sound so critical when commenting on someone elses quilt. It's for her dogs and high loft would make it softer for them.
If you don't like high loft batting then don't use it but don't sound so critical when commenting on someone elses quilt. It's for her dogs and high loft would make it softer for them.
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