Setup, Compatibility & Care
To prepare the wadding, measure your project surface and cut using sharp fabric shears to prevent fraying. If you need a width greater than 27 inches, you can butt the edges together and join them using a loose zigzag stitch or a spray adhesive. When sewing into a quilt or garment, ensure your tension settings are adjusted for the extra loft to avoid puckering. For care, this wadding is machine washable; use a gentle cycle with mild detergent. Avoid high-heat tumble drying to prevent compression of the fibers; instead, air dry flat whenever possible to maintain the original loft and shape.