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Posted by Taria on July 1, 2007, 10:29 am
ANyone familiar with this stuff? Quilter's Dream Angel.
http://www.batt-mart.com/site/490194/product/QD-A-4-K-CASE
http://www.quiltersdreambatting.com/userguide.htm
They don't say what it actually is. (unless it is just too
early and I missed it) Looks like it might be a good
baby quilt choice. ANyone ever use the stuff?
Taria
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Posted by Kathy Applebaum on July 1, 2007, 12:16 pm
IIRC, it's a fire retardant version of dream poly. They sent me a sample a
while back -- it seemed nice, but I don't get any call for that kind of
thing.
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Kathy A. (Woodland, CA)
Queen of Fabric Tramps
mailto:KathyA@KayneyNOSPAMQuilting.com
http://fabrictramp.typepad.com/fabric_tramping/
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> ANyone familiar with this stuff? Quilter's Dream Angel.
> http://www.batt-mart.com/site/490194/product/QD-A-4-K-CASE
> http://www.quiltersdreambatting.com/userguide.htm
> They don't say what it actually is. (unless it is just too
> early and I missed it) Looks like it might be a good
> baby quilt choice. ANyone ever use the stuff?
> Taria
>
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Posted by coffeeediva@gmail.com on July 1, 2007, 1:22 pm
I haven't used it, I do have samples of it. They will not ever say
what it is other than it won't melt to the child and it doesn't have
chemicals.... so maybe a wool blend? I'm guessing I don't know, but I
do know that a wool wrap around cotton can pass as flame retardant for
some things....
Jan
RCTQ Coffee Diva
Taria wrote:
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> ANyone familiar with this stuff? Quilter's Dream Angel.
> http://www.batt-mart.com/site/490194/product/QD-A-4-K-CASE
> http://www.quiltersdreambatting.com/userguide.htm
> They don't say what it actually is. (unless it is just too
> early and I missed it) Looks like it might be a good
> baby quilt choice. ANyone ever use the stuff?
> Taria
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Posted by coffeeediva@gmail.com on July 1, 2007, 3:08 pm
I just went down and grabbed a bag out of my batting stash and it says
only that it is a man made fiber. Wierd... I thought you had to
disclose what it was made out of by law....
Jan
RCTQ Coffee Diva
wrote:
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> I haven't used it, I do have samples of it. They will not ever say
> what it is other than it won't melt to the child and it doesn't have
> chemicals.... so maybe a wool blend? I'm guessing I don't know, but I
> do know that a wool wrap around cotton can pass as flame retardant for
> some things....
> Jan
> RCTQ Coffee Diva
> Taria wrote:
> > ANyone familiar with this stuff? Quilter's Dream Angel.
> >http://www.batt-mart.com/site/490194/product/QD-A-4-K-CASE
> >http://www.quiltersdreambatting.com/userguide.htm
> > They don't say what it actually is. (unless it is just too
> > early and I missed it) Looks like it might be a good
> > baby quilt choice. ANyone ever use the stuff?
> > Taria
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Posted by Connie on July 2, 2007, 11:32 am
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> I just went down and grabbed a bag out of my batting stash and it says
> only that it is a man made fiber. Wierd... I thought you had to
> disclose what it was made out of by law....
>
> Jan
> RCTQ Coffee Diva
>
> wrote:
> > I haven't used it, I do have samples of it. They will not ever say
> > what it is other than it won't melt to the child and it doesn't have
> > chemicals.... so maybe a wool blend? I'm guessing I don't know, but I
> > do know that a wool wrap around cotton can pass as flame retardant for
> > some things....
AFAIK, you do have to disclose fiber content ... how will the end user
know if it's hypoallergenic? When you use "man-made" fibers, you're
talking chemicals ... and allergies can arise ... I mean, if you sell
mattresses, pillows, duvets, etc, there's *always* that little scratchy
tag .... :)
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> > Jan
> > RCTQ Coffee Diva
> > Taria wrote:
> > > ANyone familiar with this stuff? Quilter's Dream Angel.
> > >http://www.batt-mart.com/site/490194/product/QD-A-4-K-CASE
> > >http://www.quiltersdreambatting.com/userguide.htm
> > > They don't say what it actually is. (unless it is just too
> > > early and I missed it) Looks like it might be a good
> > > baby quilt choice. ANyone ever use the stuff?
> > > Taria
>
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Connie :)
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> http://www.batt-mart.com/site/490194/product/QD-A-4-K-CASE
> http://www.quiltersdreambatting.com/userguide.htm
> They don't say what it actually is. (unless it is just too
> early and I missed it) Looks like it might be a good
> baby quilt choice. ANyone ever use the stuff?
> Taria
>