batting 48 inch
If you're working on a baby quilt, table runner or wall hanging, batting 48 inch wide is one of the handiest widths to keep on hand. It covers small and crib-size projects in a single piece, so you ca… read more
If you're working on a baby quilt, table runner or wall hanging, batting 48 inch wide is one of the handiest widths to keep on hand. It covers small and crib-size projects in a single piece, so you ca… read more
When your project is smaller than a bed quilt, batting 36 inch wide is often the easiest, least wasteful choice. This narrower width suits baby quilts, wall hangings, table runners, placemats, tote ba… read more
Piecing together narrow strips of filling slows you down and can leave lumps you'll feel in the finished quilt. Batting 120 inch wide solves that problem, giving you one continuous layer that covers k… read more
80/20 cotton polyester batting is a favorite among quilters for good reason. It pairs the natural softness and breathability of cotton with just enough polyester to add strength, resilience, and a tou… read more
If you want a quilt that drapes like cotton but keeps its shape like polyester, 50/50 batting is worth a close look. This cotton polyester batting splits the difference between the two most popular fi… read more