bonded polyester fiber
If you want loft that stays put, bonded polyester fiber is one of the most dependable fillings you can keep in your sewing room. The fibers are fused together, by resin or heat, into a stable sheet that resists shifting, clumping, and pulling apart. That makes it easy to cut, handle, and stitch through.
Why Choose Bonded Polyester Batting?
Unlike loose fiberfill, bonded batting holds its shape across a whole project. It's lightweight, generally washable, and doesn't attract moths the way some natural fibers can.
Popular Uses
- Quilts and throws: even warmth without heavy bulk
- Upholstery wrap: softens foam edges on cushions and chairs
- Crafts and padding: placemats, bags, headboards, and pet beds
What to Look For
Consider loft (thickness) first: thinner polyester wadding suits quilting and garments, while thicker upholstery batting adds plush comfort. Check the width against your project size, and note whether the batting is resin bonded or thermal bonded, since each has a slightly different hand and drape. For quilts, also consider how far apart you plan to space your stitching.
Ready to find the right fit? Browse our bonded polyester batting options below and pick the loft and width your next project needs.
