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October 7th 04, 07:47 PM
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Quilting tablerunners/potholders
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 -- http://community.webshots.com/user/marletts 
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