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    #61
    I don't remember if the packaging on my wool batt indicated how thick it was, but it appearred to be 1/2". I was surpised how light and easily compactible it was. Mine was a twin size quilt and I had no trouble gathering evening more than half of it into the palm of my hand. It has lots of bounce but it is so easily compactible.

    Just reread your post about your son wanting a high loft warm quilt. I think my package stated that stitching should have no greater open spaces than 4". Because the batt is so easily compacted make sure you choose a quilt design that is not very dense.

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      #62
      I have a Bernina 830LE and have been using this batting for my Hoffman Challenge quilt. I have been really impressed with it. If you'd like you can see my blog about this here: http://blog.bjfabricartist.com/

      "Neglect not the gift that is within you..." -1 Timothy 4:14

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        #63
        Thank you for your advice. I am very happy to be able to use this wool and I will heed your advice at only quilting it every 4"

        "Neglect not the gift that is within you..." -1 Timothy 4:14

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          #64
          Originally posted by Isabellet.
          Thank you for your advice. I am very happy to be able to use this wool and I will heed your advice at only quilting it every 4"

          Also make sure you are following your particular batt's recommended stitch density info. Enjoy it! Another thing I was happily surprised at how quickly my quilt air dried.

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            #65
            Originally posted by Isabellet.
            Thank you for your advice. I am very happy to be able to use this wool and I will heed your advice at only quilting it every 4"
            I'm not sure that you have to stick to every 4". I densely quilt with wool and it holds beautifully. I think what this means is that it needs stitching at least every four inches, if the stitching is looser, the batting may shift when it is washed.

            This was very confusing for me as a beginning quilter. OK Quilt Pros, do I have this right?

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              #66
              Betty Jo,
              I loved your blog and your comments! Thanks.

              I too am just so sad for Libby and Lester. Looks like this is going to be a long haul for them. So thankful for their supportive family and friends to hold them up during these early days!

              I'm signing up for your blog TQS Sista!

              Lynn

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                #67
                Originally posted by QuilterLynn
                Betty Jo,
                I loved your blog and your comments! Thanks.

                I too am just so sad for Libby and Lester. Looks like this is going to be a long haul for them. So thankful for their supportive family and friends to hold them up during these early days!

                I'm signing up for your blog TQS Sista!

                Lynn
                THANK YOU!!! I really appreciate that.

                "Neglect not the gift that is within you..." -1 Timothy 4:14

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