Fab Fabrics: Organic Cotton and Recycled Quilt Batting

By Becky Striepe / January 19, 2010 / 1 minute of reading

We’re committed to repurposed, eco-friendly fibers around here, and that means we want our crafts to be sustainable from the inside out!

Here are some resources for organic cotton and recycled batting that you can use in your next quilting project!

Quilting Warehouse sells organic cotton batting by the yard.
Over at Quiltbug, you can find batting made from recycled soda bottles.
If you need a specific size, like just enough for a crib sheet, Modern Organic Fabrics has you covered.
Dianne at Thrifty fun explains how to make your own batting from plastic grocery bags.

So, is there anything I’m missing? How do you guys make sure your quilts and crib sheets meet your green crafty standards?

Image Credits:
Quilt Blanket. Creative Commons photo by bhermans
All About Cotton. Creative Commons photo by mikewade

About The Author

Becky Striepe

My name is Becky Striepe (rhymes with “sleepy”), and I am a crafts and food writer from Atlanta, Georgia with a passion for making our planet a healthier, happier, and more compassionate place to live. My mission is to make vegan food and crafts accessible to everyone!. If you like my work, you can also find me on Twitter, Facebook, and Google+.