IBQUILTIN

I shop for mine at Bat.com and they usually have good sales going on. You can buy single battings or by the roll.

IBQLTN

bat.com took me to Brittish American Tobacco!

Maureen

I always use Hobbs 80/20 but Warm and Natural from JoAnn is good in a pinch and coupons are always available

margie77072

I know this is unpopular, but I get mine from Wal-Mart. It works great. I get the 80/20.

AlienQuilter

I bought some fat quarters from Wal-Mart so I could make practice blocks for a sampler class I was taking. I was making expensive mistakes on the expensive fabric. Made a quilt for the kids playroom with those Wal-Mart blocks and it has been abused and still looks great 10 years later.

quilt addict

This is not the least expensive site but she has a wide selection of different battings is you are looking for something specific, she has great customer service.

http://www.battylady.com/

bunbytes

Bought packaged batting at Joanns this week for 50% off. No coupon needed.

kidhauler1948

Everyone is talking about an 80/20 batting, praytell what is it. I assume it is a blend but of what? Guess I am out in left field on this one.

MadQuilter

When you say 100% cotton, do you really mean 100% cotton because it that has to be quiltet quite closely together or it will come apart.

Even Warm and Natural which is advertised as all cotton has a polyester scrim to hold it together. Warm and Natural and the other Warm Company products can be quilted with quite a distance between quilting lines. I always quilt closer than the maximum distance because I don't like the look of minimal quilting but sometimes it does come in handy.

The 80/20 (like Hobbs) is 80% cotton and 20% polyester fiber. It has the stability of cotton and the airyness of the polyester.

Warm Blend is a 50/50 cotton/poly blend and it feels great and needles quite well.

roxie623

This place is the best!! Check out their pricing on fabric also.