🧵 Warm and Natural 100% Cotton Quilt Batting, Set of 2, 36"x45" - Ideal for Sewing Quilts Review

If only they hadn't been told it was quiltable. It's like sewing with a thin cloud that travels and dissipates. I saw that he was tender and treated him accordingly. As I knotted the blanket, the fibers were pulled through the needle holes. Now I spend a lot of time tearing it apart and trying to get rid of the remaining scraps of fabric.

This quilt sheds like I've never seen before. Patchwork batting usually has a smooth canvas side and a fluffier other side. But it's like toy stuffing, and my black and white blanket is now covered in white down all over my back. Crazy! I really do not recommend this duvet product. It's odd to rate this material by the softness factor when it flies through the air... so yes, it's soft! Too soft.

This is the dirtiest quilt I have ever used. It has no substance. The only thing I can compare it to is the roving used for dry felting. Or the tufts of fur I pluck my Great Pyrenees Dog. To make matters worse, I finished the quilt with a black border to make the tufts stand out better. But there will be a mess on every blanket. I resort to putting the binding on before I'm done quilting. And I'm more than a little worried about how the cotton will hold up after washing.

I ordered this product to finish two overlapping quilts. The cotton is the same that you buy in rolls at the pharmacy. It literally tears your hands. Even if I could be sure that it would hold up to regular use and gentle washing, I can't imagine the amount of dirt that would accumulate in my car. Use this product on rugs and other small items where cotton integrity is not a concern. I keep it with me and use it like a cotton swab from the pharmacy. Do not confuse the adjectives "Warm and…

This quilting is great!. I use it to add a layer of plush and luxury to the foam inners of the sofa cushions I restore. I will be making pillowcases to cover the poufs before I tuck them in and zip them up. I'll feel like a princess as I settle into my new sofas to enjoy a glass of wine and a good book. I'm in a phantom tree. I'm one of those recovering people. However, of those whose helper is a bit trickier than the lining of the trick, I only need to make a pillowcase to cover it to encase…

A few days ago I received cotton and a cot. I opened up the craft size and was surprised at how soft and fluffy it is. This is no ordinary hitting, these are apparently handcrafted Amish. I very carefully and carefully unfolded one piece and hung it on the ironing board to give it time to relax before I started working on it. I rolled it onto my pool noodles yesterday in preparation for layering and again went easy on it. Today I put together my quilted tapestry sandwich that I make with 505…