Batting refers to the inner layer of a quilt, usually thick and soft. Modern quilts are most often made with commercially made batting of cotton, polyester, wool or rayon or a blend, but historical quilts may also have inner layers made of blankets or even other quilts. In the UK this is usually referred to as wadding, but means the same thing.
Angela Grace’s first quilt was started when she was 18, given away unfinished when she was 22, gotten back when she was 34 and finished when she was 39. Now that Angela makes quilts in significantly less time, she’s on a mission to make quilting simple so that new quilters can be creative. When she is not hanging out on the internet you can find her quilting, gardening, reading, or, most frequently, daydreaming.
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