Never thought of that either. Really don't have a lot
of piecing but that is a good point. Guess I'll just
whip out the load of batting that I have and start cutting
away. Thanks Roberta.
Marlys in Indiana

"KJ" wrote in message
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That's an excellent point Roberta. I'd never thought of that. You learn
something new here everyday!

Kathyl
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"Roberta Zollner" wrote in message
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If you have a lot of piecing in your runner, keep in mind that a layer
of
batting gives all those seams somewhere to fall into. Actually makes the
surface a little more smooth and even.
No ideas about potholders. I never make them. LITS
Roberta in D

"Marlys in Indiana" wrote in message
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What is your opinion on "batting" for tablerunners? I'm thinking that
low
loft batting is even too thick. Also thought of light weight fleece
or
flannel.
And for potholders/trivets I have the Insul Bright, but I thought I
read
or
heard that you should also use a layer of batting as well. Is it
really
necessary to use batting in them as well along with the Insul Bright?
Any and all ideas welcome. TIA
Marlys in Indiana

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