Wool Blanket As Quilt Batting at Jonathan Beebe blog

Wool Blanket As Quilt Batting. The quilt she has only lays on the top of a queen sized bed with no drape. It makes a very warm quilt. I use wool blankets as 'batting' in wool quilts all the time, both tied and quilted. I’ve repurposed old blankets for quilt wadding a couple of times. They work just fine and are no heavier than three wool blankets on. These photos are to give you an idea of the loft of a blanket. 1m+ visitors in the past month This is one of the first quilts i made using a woollen blanket for batting. I’ve heard moths might take a liking to a quilt with a wool batting. An old wool blanket that still has plenty of warmth to offer but is truly showing its age can be used as batting if you wash it first. I particularly like thicker wool blanket batting for art quilts designed to hang on the wall but they are also good for any quilt you want to. I prefer wool to poly as it has flame retardant qualities that synthetics do not have. I had a wool blanket that eventually got eaten up by moths.

Miss Marker's Quilts Wool Batting
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The quilt she has only lays on the top of a queen sized bed with no drape. An old wool blanket that still has plenty of warmth to offer but is truly showing its age can be used as batting if you wash it first. It makes a very warm quilt. They work just fine and are no heavier than three wool blankets on. I prefer wool to poly as it has flame retardant qualities that synthetics do not have. I’ve repurposed old blankets for quilt wadding a couple of times. This is one of the first quilts i made using a woollen blanket for batting. These photos are to give you an idea of the loft of a blanket. I use wool blankets as 'batting' in wool quilts all the time, both tied and quilted. 1m+ visitors in the past month

Miss Marker's Quilts Wool Batting

Wool Blanket As Quilt Batting I’ve repurposed old blankets for quilt wadding a couple of times. I had a wool blanket that eventually got eaten up by moths. These photos are to give you an idea of the loft of a blanket. The quilt she has only lays on the top of a queen sized bed with no drape. An old wool blanket that still has plenty of warmth to offer but is truly showing its age can be used as batting if you wash it first. I prefer wool to poly as it has flame retardant qualities that synthetics do not have. It makes a very warm quilt. They work just fine and are no heavier than three wool blankets on. I use wool blankets as 'batting' in wool quilts all the time, both tied and quilted. I particularly like thicker wool blanket batting for art quilts designed to hang on the wall but they are also good for any quilt you want to. 1m+ visitors in the past month This is one of the first quilts i made using a woollen blanket for batting. I’ve heard moths might take a liking to a quilt with a wool batting. I’ve repurposed old blankets for quilt wadding a couple of times.

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