Can You Put Two Layers Of Batting In A Quilt at Adam Straub blog

Can You Put Two Layers Of Batting In A Quilt. Back it with muslin, flannel, fleece, quilt fabric, or anything you want. I would think that the single layer of batting should be fine. That batting in itself is thin but very. I longarm quilt and use two layers of batting quite often. The combination has great puff, it's flexible and easy to put through my machine, but what else could i do? Tie it, hand stitch it, or machine stitch it. I usually mix with a denser bat on the bottom, like w&n or hobbs 80/20 qd. When it is really cold here i can add second layer, or put the little one. Basting keeps the quilt layers from slipping during machine or hand quilting. I've done two layers of wool. Put in one layer or several layers. You could try an 80/20 batt from joann's or one of my favorites, hobbs heirloom batting premium, also 80/20. Here are three of my quilts in my. You can do anything you want, but why would you put two layers of warm and natural in a quilt.

Put in one layer or several layers. I've done two layers of wool. Tie it, hand stitch it, or machine stitch it. Basting keeps the quilt layers from slipping during machine or hand quilting. I longarm quilt and use two layers of batting quite often. The combination has great puff, it's flexible and easy to put through my machine, but what else could i do? You can do anything you want, but why would you put two layers of warm and natural in a quilt. Back it with muslin, flannel, fleece, quilt fabric, or anything you want. You could try an 80/20 batt from joann's or one of my favorites, hobbs heirloom batting premium, also 80/20. That batting in itself is thin but very.

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Can You Put Two Layers Of Batting In A Quilt Back it with muslin, flannel, fleece, quilt fabric, or anything you want. Put in one layer or several layers. That batting in itself is thin but very. Basting keeps the quilt layers from slipping during machine or hand quilting. I've done two layers of wool. You can do anything you want, but why would you put two layers of warm and natural in a quilt. Here are three of my quilts in my. I would think that the single layer of batting should be fine. I longarm quilt and use two layers of batting quite often. Back it with muslin, flannel, fleece, quilt fabric, or anything you want. I usually mix with a denser bat on the bottom, like w&n or hobbs 80/20 qd. The combination has great puff, it's flexible and easy to put through my machine, but what else could i do? When it is really cold here i can add second layer, or put the little one. Tie it, hand stitch it, or machine stitch it. You could try an 80/20 batt from joann's or one of my favorites, hobbs heirloom batting premium, also 80/20.