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Quilting Batting Rolls and Sheets

White cotton batting roll unrolled on a clean crafting surface beside folded quilt fabric
Cotton and cotton-blend batting in pre-cut sheet sizes and full rolls for patchwork quilts. Each piece is checked for consistent loft and density before dispatch, so there are no thin spots to discover mid-project once the quilt top is already on.
Price
$ 29.00 per sheet or per metre of roll
Delivery
Rolled and dispatched within three business days after order confirmation
Covered after delivery
Consistent loft from edge to edge, no structural gaps or thin lines, and fibre content matching the listing description — covered for 30 days from the delivery date.
Reviewed together
Within 14 days of delivery the batting is reviewed together against the order. Any structural flaw identified in that period is documented and remedied in writing.
Batting is the layer that gives a quilt its warmth and drape. A sheet that is too thin in one section will show through the finished top as an uneven shadow. Every piece dispatched from this shop is checked by hand for loft consistency before it is rolled for shipping — because finding a problem after the quilt sandwich is assembled is far more costly than checking before dispatch.

Available batting types and sizes

Two batting types are stocked: a 100% cotton option with a low, flat loft suited to wall hangings and lap quilts, and a cotton-polyester blend with a slightly higher loft for bed quilts that need more warmth and body. Both are available as pre-cut sheets in cot, throw, and double sizes, or in roll form sold by the metre for projects with non-standard dimensions.

  • 100% cotton batting in low-loft option — suited to wall hangings, placemats, and lightweight lap quilts
  • Cotton-polyester blend batting with mid-range loft — suited to bed quilts and projects needing warmth and body
  • Pre-cut sheets available in cot, throw, and double sizes — dimensions listed on the product page

Choosing the right batting before ordering

The main factors when choosing batting are the project's finished size, the quilting density planned, and whether the finished item will be washed regularly. Dense hand quilting holds better in cotton. Machine quilting with widely spaced lines suits the blend. If the project is still at the planning stage and a recommendation would help, the contact page is the right place to ask.

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