Warm & Natural Twin Cotton Batting

Tried for the first time. I honestly won’t go back to any other previous options. This will be my go to.

The quality I expect from Warm and Natural batting.

This is an excellent product. I have made several quilts from it. I highly recommend it if the quilter is looking for 100% cotton batting

I Ordered to use for a quilt. Perfect for lining a queen size bed quilt. Gives it the warmth and softness needed for a quilt. Happy with the purchase.

T choose this brand because it works well for me in my quilts. I wish it was a little heavier as I live in WI

Usually love this batting but this bag has a defect in the batting. Area where there’s no batting. Not good for my quilt. Should get a refund.

I have used Warm Company Batting in the past and it’s always been top quality batting. In 2012 I made a light weight lap quilt that I use every day, and once a week it goes in the laundry. The batting inside has never thinned, shifted, bunched up or changed in any way. The batting is easy to work with and doesn’t shrink. This batting runs through my sewing machine with ease and doesn’t punch through the fabric like some other batting I have used in the past. I’m really excited to finish my new quilt for my bed. I tend to run hot when I sleep and this cotton batting breath’s better than polyester batting. It’s also not heavy if I need to add an additional blanket for cold winter nights.

I used this batting while making a weighted blanket. I wanted warmth without adding a lot of weight. I used a layer of batting in each side of the blanket and when I finished putting the blanket together, before adding the beads, the blanket only weighed 4.2 pounds. The blanket measured 49x70. That was 2 layers of batting and 4 layers of muslin. I had enough batting left over that I was able to piece together 3 large strips for a twin quilt. Its a good value for your money. I plan to purchase it again. Maybe even in a larger size depending on what I need.

This is my go to batting for quilting projects. I have used it for both hand and machine quilting and it works wonderfully. It is not as lofty as a synthetic batting, but it is warm, breathes well (doesnt make you clammy at night), has nice weight to it, and when your finished quilt is washed it has that nice antique quilt crinkle and drape.

It seems pretty nice, two layers make a medium weight quilt. In between two layers of cotton, halfway through pinning with safety pins, a tiny caterpillar that looked like a little worm until I saw it’s micro feet. Then another little bug crawled out. I guess I should have washed it. Had a slight chemical smell also I guyI should have washed it first.