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When making my jelly roll fabric rugs and other tube creations I love using the precut batting. I like using the 2 1/4″ wide bundles found here.
These batting rolls are so convenient to use when making my fabric rugs. I personally like using the 2 1/4″ wide ones as I find they work best when adding to the 2 1/2″ wide jelly roll strips and the folding tools. One of these rolls will make one 40 strip jelly roll rug. It comes with a sewing awl which is perfect for assisting in getting those ends scrunched good with these rugs. It also comes with a bias tape maker, which is too small to use for these projects, but can be helpful when we go to make binding for our other tube creations.
I have cut my own batting and used the precut rolls more because I love the ease of it. And they come on a roll so I just pop it onto my curtain rod under my desk and pulls so easily off to add to my fabric strips when making the fabric tubes. I find that these work well inside my rugs and wash fine as well. No issues with shrinking or any others.
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