Description
Pellon soy/cotton batting with scrim on a 60" x 30 yard roll is the throw-and-craft width in bulk: cut continuous lengths for lap quilts, baby quilts, table runners, placemats and wall hangings without seaming. It is too narrow for bed quilts in one piece; for those use the 90" x 30 yd roll or the 90" x 6 yd bolt.
The blend is thin, 1/16" loft, and very easy to needle by hand. Soy fiber breathes, absorbs moisture, resists creasing and dries fast, and the scrim lets you quilt up to 10" apart without the batting shifting. Shrinkage is only 0-3%, so pre-washing is unnecessary and the finished quilt stays flat rather than crinkling. Washable by hand or machine and dry cleanable.
This roll ships to you directly from Pellon.
Specifications
| Fiber content | 47% Soy / 46% Cotton / 7% Polypropylene scrim |
|---|---|
| Roll size | 60" wide x 30 yards |
| Color | Natural |
| Loft | 1/16" |
| Scrim | Yes (polypropylene) |
| Shrinkage | 0-3% |
| Max distance between stitches | 10" |
| Care | Hand or machine washable; dry cleanable |
| Best for | Throws, baby quilts, runners, placemats, hand-quilted small pieces in volume |
| Also available as | craft package · queen package · 90" x 6 yd bolt · 90" x 30 yd roll |
| SKU | DSS6030ROLL |
What one 60" x 30 yd roll makes
Cut lengths run along the 30-yard roll; width is fixed at 60". Counts are approximate and assume no waste.
Compare and choose
- What can I make with 60" wide batting?
- Throws, lap quilts, crib quilts, runners, placemats, wall hangings and bag panels. Thirty yards is about fifteen 60" x 72" throws or twenty-four crib quilts.
- Is 60" wide enough for a twin quilt?
- No. A twin top is about 72" wide. Use the 90" x 30 yd roll or the 90" x 6 yd bolt for twin through queen. Pellon Soy/Cotton 90" x 30 yd roll
- Is this a good batting for hand quilting?
- Yes. The soy/cotton blend is thin and needles easily, which is why Pellon positions it for hand quilters. You can space hand stitching up to 10" apart, though most hand quilters work much closer than that.
- Soy/cotton vs Pellon natural cotton with scrim: what is the difference?
- Both are 1/16" loft battings on a polypropylene scrim that quilt up to 10" apart. The soy blend is noticeably softer and drapes more, needles more easily by hand, and shrinks only 0-3% versus 3-5% for the cotton. Cotton gives the classic crinkled look after washing; the soy blend stays smoother and flatter. Pellon Natural Cotton with Scrim queen package
- Do I need to pre-wash soy/cotton batting?
- No. Shrinkage is 0-3%, so the quilt keeps its size and finish after the first wash. If you want a crinkled, antique look, choose a cotton batting with 3-5% shrinkage instead.
- Can I use soy/cotton batting for microwave bowl cozies?
- No. The polypropylene scrim is a synthetic and can melt, and soy fiber is not rated for the microwave. Use Pellon Wrap-N-Zap, which is 100% natural cotton with no scrim, with cotton thread. Pellon Wrap-N-Zap 45" x 1 yd package
- Do you ship batting rolls to Alaska or Hawaii?
- No. Rolls and boards ship only to the 48 contiguous states; orders from Alaska, Hawaii or outside the US are cancelled and refunded. Pre-cut packages ship to all locations. Shop packaged batting
Same batting, other formats
Pellon® Soy/Cotton Batting With Scrim 90" x 30 yards Roll. Color: Natural.
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Pellon® Soy/Cotton Batting With Scrim 90" x 6 yards Bolt. Color: Natural.
$54.00
Pellon® Soy/Cotton Batting With Scrim 90" x 108" Queen Size Package. Color: Natural.
$34.09
Pellon® Soy/Cotton Batting With Scrim 34" x 45" Craft Size Package. Color: Natural.
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Pellon® Bamboo/Cotton Batting Scrim 90" x 6 yards
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