UGH, I can't believe I did this...
#21
Hmm....I'm looking at my warm and natural batting here...and I sure can't tell if it has a scrim on it. Maybe I've been lucky as my quilts don't beard & I just presumed the needle punching now kept it without the scrims that the poly batts used.
#22
Originally Posted by Kappy
Does the scrim side let the batting slide easily? I can't help thinking the batting would stick on the feed dogs.
Warm and Natural has scrim so if you use it you have probably never noticed a difference, but it is there!
#23
Originally Posted by thimblebug6000
Hmm....I'm looking at my warm and natural batting here...and I sure can't tell if it has a scrim on it. Maybe I've been lucky as my quilts don't beard & I just presumed the needle punching now kept it without the scrims that the poly batts used.
I am sorry for all the confusion my quilting method has caused.
You all will be happy to know that I do quilts without plush backings the "traditional" way! lol
#24
Originally Posted by justwannaquilt
Originally Posted by thimblebug6000
Hmm....I'm looking at my warm and natural batting here...and I sure can't tell if it has a scrim on it. Maybe I've been lucky as my quilts don't beard & I just presumed the needle punching now kept it without the scrims that the poly batts used.
I am sorry for all the confusion my quilting method has caused.
You all will be happy to know that I do quilts without plush backings the "traditional" way! lol
#26
justwannaquilt, you have a lot of strength to go back and be willing to start over. I've made over 600 quilts, and trust me, I've done worse. Somehow, our mistakes make us wiser technicians in the art of quilting. Thanks for sharing. You probably helped a hundred quilters by sharing your error.
My egregious machine quilting mistake made me realize, every time I start a quilt, look on the back after the first few stitches, and then again, after 6 square inches have been quilted.
My egregious machine quilting mistake made me realize, every time I start a quilt, look on the back after the first few stitches, and then again, after 6 square inches have been quilted.
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