Tosnail 90-Inch x 108-Inch Soft Natural Cotton Batting for Quilts, Craft and Wearable Arts

Tosnail 90-Inch x 108-Inch Soft Natural Cotton Batting for Quilts, Craft and Wearable Arts

$ 19.99

Score By Feature

Based on 1,096 ratings

Light weight

9.13

Softness

8.88

Easy to use

9.10

Value for money

8.52

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Product Description

The bench has 90" length by 108" width. It is a large size for a number of purposes.

The cover is composed of 99% cotton and 1% non-woven fabric covered with a thin layer of non-woven fabric to ensure

The fabric shrinks less than 3%, so there is no need to soak it prior to use. It will not shift gathers or beards.

It is not necessary to pre-wash you can machine wash it after quilting.

Due to the flexibility of needled cotton, it is an ideal fabric for both indoor and outdoor

Questions & Answers

Can you tell me what type of cotton batting you use for baby bibs?

A lot of my projects involve using snail batting. My recommendation is to try it out.

For this batting, how close together do you need to quilt it, and can you use it in quilts that ?

As far as width goes, I typically stick to 3 inches apart. I just did a hand tied king sized and it was

How far are the top stitches from one another recommended? There is a tshirt quilt with 15" squares I would like to leave as is. ?

The shirt I own is a twin size From a t-shirt my dad wore when he passed away I made this quilt The shirt. Even though you may not want to quilt on the 15 inch squares, washing will cause the quilting in years to come to buckle and not be as lovely, so I decided to set a line in the middle of the squares (I may do more than one in the future). An item of clothing made of cotton You won't be able to wear the shirt for very long before it stretches. I just thought I'd mention it.

Among those who have tried it, one thinks it's safe for microwave use, while another disagrees. How long does it take to make a 100% cotton shirt? What is the significance of the label not being included in the picture?

Potato sacks are used in the microwave for cooking potatoes. I learned the hard way that to make them you must use only cotton thread and cotton batting, but not only that, but the batting must have been removed from all debris, such as small sticks, seeds or leaf fragments. Microwaves shouldn't be used for this stuff, or when polyester thread is being used.

Selected User Reviews For Tosnail 90-Inch x 108-Inch Soft Natural Cotton Batting for Quilts, Craft and Wearable Arts

There are no 100% cotton items here

3/5

When I used the cotton/linen setting on a hot iron, the fabric melted! The cotton in this picture is not 100 percent I ironed it on the cotton setting, but it melted! If you microwave or use high heat, it may not be safe. There is a mistake in the description!.

Jase Aguirre

| Jan 24, 2021

Buying batting for quilts is not a good idea

3/5

This material was used in a quilt. It shed an extremely large amount compared to other fabrics. We had a mess all over the sewing room and quilt. It's a case of 'you get what you pay for. ' This is something I would not purchase.

Jazmin Cross

| Oct 08, 2020

Lint from the bat should be avoided

3/5

buy my underwear at a store, I decided to try a brand that I hadn't tried before this one is soft and light. I could easily remove lint from my quilt, but there was a lint slot on my quilt I couldn't move.

Paisley Carroll

| Apr 09, 2021

It sheds way too much

3/5

As soon as I finished my quilt, I did not have a problem with this batting, but I had a lot of trouble getting there. As if nothing was wrong, it shed like no other. My thread broke due to it being caught on the thread and that left a mess and got caught on me as well. Then it took about 20 minutes to pick up all of the lint from one side of the quilt with packing tape. The entire thing looked like the picture above. This is the first time this has happened to me with another bat.

Brooklynn Noble

| Dec 01, 2020

Is reliable and accomplishes what needs to be Since I enjoy quilting and don't have a lot of money to spend on it, I don't have the cash to spend

5/5

It is a good value and I find it works fine for my needs. After purchasing my first package, I purchased two more packages and plan to continue to use this brand.

Jacoby Whitney

| Dec 19, 2020

Purchases won't satisfy you, so do not purchase

3/5

In the end, I chose a batting that I thought would make a great quilt. I finished the quilt, washed it on gentle, then opened the washer and it was a complete mess. Due to a lack of holding power on the part of the batting, the quilt has lumps. My quilt will have to be dismantled and I will have to This product is certainly not one I would buy, and I urge others to be cautious about this product as well.

Phoebe Velasquez

| Aug 17, 2020

That's the answer to my mystery! Upon finding this batting on another website, it stated that it was "90% cotton and 10% polyester

3/5

". It might be because of that that users have experienced melting issues. The next time I buy it, I'll pass on it.

Kayleigh Schneider

| Jan 07, 2021

It's not too thick

3/5

The quilting I did with this batting just ended. Since I had previously purchased cotton batting from this company and it had been great, I was surprised to find that it was so thin. The quilt is not so thin as to require no batting, but it is also not as cozy as a comforter. You could use two packages of this batting for the price, and I think that would be sufficient. I spent a lot of time with this batting and I didn't have any issues with it. However, I won't be buying it again except if I need to make place mats or place runners. The quality of your purchase is determined by the price you pay.