Hobbs PD120 Poly Quilt Batting Review

I do machine embroidery (quilt by Anita Goodsign as you go) and it's the best stabilizer for the job. I love it.

I made a quilt out of a t-shirt for my granddaughter and since the t-shirts were already making the quilt heavier, this batting was perfect. It didn't add any extra weight. I made a quilt for a t-shirt for another granddaughter, using warm and natural colors. Good padding but made the duvet very heavy. If I were to make another quilt whose weight bothers me, I would use this special batting. It also made the ceiling swollen.

This item came from the UK which made it difficult to return. It was poorly packaged and torn. I had to wait weeks for it to be brought here. It was promoted as an alternative to hitting. No, that is not so. It's an old-fashioned rough material and very, very thin. So thin that it doesn't add anything to the filling of the duvet. It will be thin like a sheet, don't put it between top and bottom. The material of my shell, which it had to pass through, is almost as thick. I wouldn't call it…

My wife is a quilt maker and it actually measures 120" x 120". Perfect for a king size duvet. I would give 5 stars but wish the cotton was a little thicker. She uses it quite well, a little thicker is just her personal preference.

Tried it for the first time and really liked it. I bought a size to use on a long arm. This was for my own duvet that I didn't want too heavy in the washing machine. I liked it because it didn't form "hills". When unfolding the sandwich, it flattened out easily. Gammill's long arm liked it very much. It looks light and slightly raised, puffy, not quite full. I liked that it wasn't too thick but moderately high, light and easy to handle. I will buy this again.