advice on batting

[Abbigail]

Well, I think I'm going to try to machine quilt on my sewing machine. What type batting is good to work with on machine quilting?
~Abbigail~

[mamaw]

Hi there, Warm and Natural is a great batting to use and comes highly recommended at the quilt shops. It comes in off white or white and goes on sale quite often at Joann's Fabrics. Here is a link for you to read up on it. Hope this helps.
http://www.warmcompany.com/wnpage.html
Happy Quilting!
Nancy

[Abbigail]

Thanks for the reply. A couple of other had recommended the same. I guess I'll be checking it out to see if it's avaiable in my area. ~Abbigail~

[gardenquilter]

warm and natural is my bat of choice also - you can get it in black, off white and white - i almost always use the off white
hobby lobby carries it locally also as well as hancock and joann
of course you can always mail roder

[12stepquilter]

I only use Warm and Natural in all of my quilts. I usually order it through Joann Fabrics on line but allways check for coupons first. The last time I orders I got it for 1/2 price with a coupon.

[quilterbee]

I use W & N, too! Or Hobb's Heirloom. W & N is very heavy to quilt and Hobb's is lightweight but has a nice hang to it. If I didn't quilt on a frame, I would use Hobb's to avoid a back/shoulder injury,lol! On the frame, it's W & N, Amie )

[Kittyquilt9292]

Where does everyone get the coupons for JoAnn's? Thanks, carol/kittyquilt

[sadiedaisy1]

kittyquilt, you can sign up to be on the mailing list for JoAnn's flyers at the store and/or sign up online. I get both the flyer in the mail and emails from them and they both contain coupons. Lori

[dwr37]

I only use Warm and Natural for my quilts.

[sewbug]

I don't check in here very much but I love love love Hobbs Tuscany Silk Batting.