Pellon Wrap-N-Zap Microwaveable Batting — Production Rolls
For studios and shops doing high-volume bowl cozy, potato bag, and kitchen accessory production, Pellon Wrap-N-Zap is now available in roll formats. The 22" x 10-yard narrow roll is ideal for bowl cozies and smaller kitchen projects; the 90" x 9-yard full-width roll suits studios cutting custom sizes for a full range of microwave-safe projects. Both are the same certified microwave-safe cotton batting as the single-yard Wrap-N-Zap package — just in economical roll format for production use. Studios running Pellon batting more broadly should also see the Pellon Natural Cotton with Scrim range, and keep Insul-Bright on hand for the non-microwave thermal projects.
Available Roll Formats
- 22" x 10 yards — narrow format for bowl cozies and small projects
- 90" x 9 yards — wide format for full-range production cutting
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Wrap-N-Zap roll should a cozy maker choose?
If your output is mostly bowl cozies and mug rugs, the 22" x 10-yard roll wastes almost nothing — two 10–11" squares cut side by side across the width with minimal trim. If you make a mix of potato bags, casserole carriers, heating pads, and larger kitchen items, the 90" x 9-yard roll gives you the cutting flexibility of full-width yardage.
How many bowl cozies does each roll yield?
Figuring two roughly 10" batting squares per cozy: the 22" x 10-yard roll yields in the neighborhood of 35 cozies, while the 90" x 9-yard roll stretches to roughly 130 depending on your pattern size and cutting layout. Either way the per-cozy batting cost drops well below buying single-yard packages.
Is the roll batting identical to the packaged Wrap-N-Zap?
Yes — same 100% natural cotton, same Pellon microwave-safe certification, same handling. The only difference is format and price per yard. All the usual rules still apply: pair it with 100% cotton fabric and cotton thread, and never substitute standard or polyester batting in microwave projects.
