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Can You Double Batting In A Quilt. Depends on your reason for wanting to double batt. Yes you can double the batting. The most common combination of double batting is a layer of cotton or 80/20 cotton/poly with a layer of wool on top for puff. Join me as i explain the nuances of working with double batting on a sit down or domestic. Hi all, i would like to know your thoughts on using 2 layers of batting in a quilt. I have seen people post about using two layers of warm and natural (cotton). I get really cold in winter & love snuggling under a. I have used this combination in the past and like it too. I usually mix with a denser bat on the bottom, like w&n or hobbs 80/20 qd cotton. You could try double batting, i've never done it before, but i'm sure if you pin it really well before quilting it should be fine. Tip quilting with 2 layers allows for more quilting texture to show up, gives the quilt more dimension and shows off the quilting work more effectively. Two layers of fairfield quilter’s 80/20. I longarm quilt and use two layers of batting quite often. I've found while this makes a warmer quilt it will also be heavier and stiffer than one with just one layer of batting.

Join me as i explain the nuances of working with double batting on a sit down or domestic. I longarm quilt and use two layers of batting quite often. I have seen people post about using two layers of warm and natural (cotton). Tip quilting with 2 layers allows for more quilting texture to show up, gives the quilt more dimension and shows off the quilting work more effectively. I've found while this makes a warmer quilt it will also be heavier and stiffer than one with just one layer of batting. I have used this combination in the past and like it too. I usually mix with a denser bat on the bottom, like w&n or hobbs 80/20 qd cotton. Hi all, i would like to know your thoughts on using 2 layers of batting in a quilt. Depends on your reason for wanting to double batt. Yes you can double the batting.

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Can You Double Batting In A Quilt I usually mix with a denser bat on the bottom, like w&n or hobbs 80/20 qd cotton. Yes you can double the batting. I've found while this makes a warmer quilt it will also be heavier and stiffer than one with just one layer of batting. Tip quilting with 2 layers allows for more quilting texture to show up, gives the quilt more dimension and shows off the quilting work more effectively. Hi all, i would like to know your thoughts on using 2 layers of batting in a quilt. Two layers of fairfield quilter’s 80/20. I get really cold in winter & love snuggling under a. Depends on your reason for wanting to double batt. I have seen people post about using two layers of warm and natural (cotton). Join me as i explain the nuances of working with double batting on a sit down or domestic. I have used this combination in the past and like it too. You could try double batting, i've never done it before, but i'm sure if you pin it really well before quilting it should be fine. I longarm quilt and use two layers of batting quite often. I usually mix with a denser bat on the bottom, like w&n or hobbs 80/20 qd cotton. The most common combination of double batting is a layer of cotton or 80/20 cotton/poly with a layer of wool on top for puff.