Product Description
Matilda's Own 80% Cotton 20% Poly Quilt Wadding - Baby Size (48" x 60")
A Classic Blend of Natural Comfort and Added Durability
Matilda's Own 80/20 Cotton Poly Quilt Wadding is a reliable, versatile choice for quilters who want the softness and breathability of cotton with the added loft and strength of polyester. This pre-cut baby-size wadding measures 48" x 60" (122cm x 152cm), making it ideal for smaller quilts such as cot quilts, lap quilts, and small throws.
Made from a premium blend of 80% Australian cotton and 20% polyester, this wadding combines the natural drape and comfort of cotton with the resilience of polyester. The result is a lightweight wadding that handles well during quilting and holds its shape beautifully over time, even after repeated washing.
It is needle-punched with a fine scrim to prevent bearding and maintain stability during quilting. With an approximate loft of ⅛+ inch (3mm), a recommended maximum stitch or tie distance of 10 inches (25.4 cm), and minimal shrinkage (2.5%), this wadding performs consistently and delivers a clean, low-loft finish. It is prewashed, preshrunk, and fully machine washable.
Soft enough for hand quilting but strong enough to glide smoothly through a sewing machine, this wadding offers quilters the flexibility to create functional, beautiful quilts with confidence. Packaged plastic-free, it also reflects a thoughtful approach to sustainability.
Matilda’s Own 80/20 Cotton Poly Wadding in baby size is a go-to choice for quilters seeking a practical, breathable, and long-lasting wadding for smaller quilting projects.
Other Details
Quilting DistancePlease ensure your quilting distance is no wider than 10 inches (25cm) apart.
Pre-Wash
Pre-washing is not needed for this or any of the Matilda's Own wadding/batting products.
Washing Instructions for Finished Quilt
Always wash in cold to warm water. Not recommended to wash in hot water.
It is recommended to air dry, though a finished quilted item can be tumble dried in a drier on air to warm setting.
