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Hobbs Heirloom Bleached Batting w/Scrim - 100% Cotton - 96" Wide

eQuilter Hobbs Heirloom Bleached Batting w/Scrim - 100% Cotton - 96" Wide

US$ 19.95 / yard

Min 0.5 yard, incr. of 0.25 yard

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US$19.95

100% Bleached Cotton - 96" Wide - By the Yard

Hobbs Heirloom® Bleached 100% Cotton Batting with Scrim is created specifically for use in quilts made with white or light-colored fabrics. This soft and pliable batting is made with very clean, high-grade, bleached, long-staple cotton combined with a very thin, polyester scrim (stabilizer) which is needle-punched into the cotton fibers. This scrim provides superior strength to the cotton, and prevents the cotton batting from stretching and distorting as it’s manipulated. Quilters may stitch up to 8″ apart with this batting, providing many more design options! And yes, it’s also machine washable – shrinkage of 3-5% is expected. Hobbs Heirloom Premium 100% Bleached Cotton with Scrim, 96" Wide - Sold By The Yard.
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