How to Put a Quilt Together with Batting
Sara McLean Putting a quilt together with batting means layering three separate pieces — your backing, your batting, and your…
Quilt Batting
How to Wash a Quilt with Cotton Batting
Minty Mellon Wash a cotton batting quilt on a gentle, cold-water cycle using a mild, pH-neutral detergent, then either air-dry…
Unconventional Uses for Quilt Batting: Face Masks, Pond Filters, and Faux-Quilted Costumes
Quilt batting’s core properties — a fibrous, filterable, compressible layer — make it useful for a few projects…
Washing a Quilt with Wool Batting: A Complete Care Guide
Wool felts under heat and agitation combined — not heat alone, and not agitation alone. That single fact…
Advanced Quilt Batting Techniques: Backing, Fusible, Wool, and Silk
Most batting problems trace back to one of two mistakes: the wrong batting type for the fiber and…
How to Make a Baby Quilt with Batting: A Step-by-Step Guide
A baby quilt is built the same way as any standard quilt — top, batting, backing, quilted, bound…
Rag Quilt Tutorial with Batting: How to Make One Step by Step
A rag quilt is built inside-out: seams sit on the front, not hidden in the back, and get…
Quilting with Polyester Batting: The Complete Guide
Polyester batting holds its loft after a hundred washes, costs less than cotton per yard, and doesn’t beard…
Quilting With Polyester Batting
Cotton batting gets the reputation. It’s the one quilters describe in reverent, heirloom-adjacent terms — breathable, traditional, the…
Quilting with Flannel Instead of Batting: A Complete Beginner’s Guide
Quilting with flannel instead of batting is a simple method where flannel fabric—cut from yardage or even a…