Which Batting Should I Choose?

[@daisymarrero6738]

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[@funinthesun671]

Great explanations, would love to see quilts that have used the different batting’s, to see the drape, and the “poof” as you called it around appliqué blocks. Thanks

[@swingit3323]

Thank you for the knowledge. I'm about to learn to Quilt, so i really need to study evtg about it :) I do some embroidery, bag, blanket, simple sewing. These sometimes invoving Applique. Your tutorial really help. Thanks again!!

[@debralockwood5308]

Batting Suggestion for a soft baby quilt? Thank you.

[@jasonf2252]

Terrific video. Thanks for showing different examples and the detailed explanations.

[@Beechnut2U]

Thanks for the great info. I love your white nail tips!🙂

[@eleonoraeona7395]

Thank you soo much for this nice description. I will refer to it often.

[@annbingham9338]

Thank you, great demonstration and information. Just what I was looking for!

[@rosemaryhanderson6122]

Excellent, easy to understand. Thank you

[@hehasrizenful]

Thank you I learned something and I am going to try the bamboo batting

[@keturahspencer]

Thank you! This is informative with great ideas.

[@dialarkingsley3924]

Thank you. Wonderful explanations and appreciate seeing the samples. Ready for batting on my first full size quilt and wasn't sure what to use. Your video was exactly what I was looking for. Think I will try the bamboo.

[@marileepoorman4361]

Really helpful!

[@melodywright2276]

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[@jolenebethke8975]

Great information! Thank you!

[@pamketron]

Great information. Thanks.

[@sandioney4761]

Very knowledgeable, good presentation. Thank you!

[@lynnscroggins7104]

Great information!

[@karenerb2680]

Great info.on batting. Thanks a bunch.

[@crab3696]

Informative and helpful tips. Thanks!

[@louisemcclain6189]

Thanks for sharing this is a great informative video

[@terryfuselier8241]

Great advice. Love your videos.

[@handsewnshoes]

Great thanks!

[@debbiegatherer3268]

Battling tutorial was so helpful, thank you

[@1960Connie]

Very informative. Thank you!

[@StephaniesStitches]

Love bamboo batting...thank you for mentioning it!

[@donnathompson1619]

great explanations, however, no mention was made about whether to buy with or without scrim. Also, which ones are not safe for something that will go in the microwave?

[@susies1955]

Thanks. Very helpful.

[@helenscott4869]

Thank you!

[@karenerb2680]

What would you suggest for a baby quilt? For batting.? I usually use warm and natural batting.

[@Joy-tb1cp]

Will the wool batting not separate when washed overtime as the polyester does? Will the wool batting drape at all?

[@patriciamoller3060]

Excellant , thankyou

[@jmhome2267]

To make a duvet/puffer jacket, what batting do you recommend?

[@sgtpepper.6511]

You really need to consider the frequency of fibers. And how this frequencies effect the human body. There have been many scientific studies in this subject. ❤❤❤

[@jeancox4235]

Figuring out what batting to use has been my hardest part of quilting. I prefer an unwashed quilt look, instead of the shrunk crinkled look. I also want the quilt to breathe well and not be so heavy that it squishes down on toes. The backing I use also comes into play on the weight. Cuddle and flannel make a quilt heavy, which changes my batting. Help! I am currently making a quilt for my grandson which will have flannel backing. I am thinking 50/50 or bamboo. It is a chevron quilt, so I want it to stay crisp, not crinkly, but I also want it to breathe well. What would you use?

[@Leellka]

it is sort of impossible to combine breathable batting means natural fibers. but they'll shrink and crinkle. although some prewash by hand (soaking). for kids and babies polyester is recommended - light, warm, resistant , quick to dry. but no breathability (yet). however it is a most sanitary option, of which people seldom think avoiding washing quilts

[@lauramiller9672]

What is scrim and how does it compare

[@andreawalker2535]

Not much information here.

[@camagnuson6108]

the bright white claws are distracting

[@missydeclercq6824]

A helpful video. Your white nail tips are distracting.