Warm & Natural Cotton Batting-Craft Size 34

Warm & Natural Cotton Batting-Craft Size 34"X45"

$ 7.29

Score By Feature

Based on 1,540 ratings

Softness

9.08

Light weight

9.32

Value for money

8.58

Easy to use

8.73

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Product Description

You will not have to worry about separate, bunches, or beards with this batting

Cotton needled with a needle that can be used both indoors and outdoors thanks to its flexibility

In order to quilt effectively, it is important to have batting that does not require glue to hold the fibers together

The fabric does not need to be pre-washed before quilting, is machine washable after quilting, can be used as an exterior fabric, quilts up to 10 in apart, easily dyed, and it will be clingy on the batting and will quilt quickly.

Designed and manufactured in the United States

Questions & Answers

Could this be used under a sheet of fabric on a bulletin board that is covered with fabric?

There is a chance it will You'll want to keep in mind that the warm and natural are now even in thickness, so a smooth bulletin board won't be possible

Is it possible to use it in the microwave for things like potato bags to keep warm? Have you thought about bowl ?

There is a misrepresentation on the front of the bag. It is recommended to avoid putting in the microwave, but you can still quickly set your bow into a cozy after it has been microwavable,

Do you want sheets or towels?

There is a considerable amount of material there

Is it possible to reupholster dining chairs with it?

My understanding is that you couldn't because you didn't have a valid reason. There is not a lot of thickness.

Selected User Reviews For Warm & Natural Cotton Batting-Craft Size 34"X45"

A cotton fabric is not a good fabric

3/5

I bought this product and it melted in the sun. There are no guarantees that this is 100% cotton, and it is totally useless.

Callum Lyons

| Dec 06, 2020

It is misleading

3/5

It appears that the picture does not correspond to the Although the picture says it is a queen size, the description says it is a craft size. As it happens, this is too small for the project I needed it for, so now I'm stuck. An ad that appears deceptive, but the product is of reasonable quality overall.

Amelia Adams

| Sep 19, 2020

There are a few cotton fibers in the Microwave cozies would look great with this batting, but I am wary about using it

3/5

Robin Carpenter

| Dec 29, 2020

Natural cotton is 5%, and 12 percent is polyester

5/5

Polypropylene makes up 5% of the material. In between quilting, however, it is perfect as batting. Despite being thin and soft, the flannel is warm and thick. The software is easy to use.

Cameron Allen

| Aug 22, 2020

This is a good product

5/5

The fact that Amazon had something like this saved me a trip to JoAnn's because I didn't realize I could purchase such a thing online. I found it to be very helpful.

Palmer Martin

| Apr 24, 2021

There was not much difficulty cutting and sewing, which makes it seem like it will be superior to

5/5

Capri MAHMOOD

| Jan 19, 2021

I have never used a better batting than this

5/5

The stuff I write about here is great. It is unfortunate. As it turns out, I ordered the wrong color when I expected white batting. Sorry about that. Other than using it for quilting, it can be used for a variety of other projects. The thing I like most about it is that I can make snowmen with it. When I make patterns for the crib or craft sizes, I keep a stash of them on hand since I don't have a great deal of room to work with I always put this on my wish list to remind myself of how much I need to order.

Kora Daugherty

| Dec 28, 2020

I would recommend the material for use as a cloud lantern but it's the wrong kind

5/5

This cloud lantern recipe is what I used to make it An illuminated Chinese lantern, also known as a Japanese lantern, is made with paper, cotton batting, and a glass globe at the top. When lit in the dark, the globe looks like a floating cloud. It is unfortunate. I could not get this batting to fluff up properly because it was the wrong type of batting. Even so, the mistake was on me, and I could see that it was fairly good quality and would have served my needs if I had needed such a cotton, so I'm still giving it a full five In any case, if you are a lantern cloud maker, you should avoid this batting as it is the wrong kind.