Quilters Dream Wool Batting | Merino Wool Blend, Lofty 1/3" Loft

Light, luxurious, and wonderfully warm. Quilters Dream Wool is made from scoured, super-washed domestic and fine Merino wool long-cut tops — blended, carded, crosslapped, and thermally bonded into a resilient loft of more than 1/3" that makes quilting texture absolutely pop. If you want your quilting to be seen, this is the batt that shows it off.

Why Quilters Choose Dream Wool

• Fine Merino & domestic wool — scoured and super-washed for superior cleanliness and to eliminate shrinkage and felting. No lanolin smell, no surprises.
• Loft that showcases quilting — the soft, springy 1/3"+ loft creates gorgeous dimension around every stitch line. Excellent for faux trapunto; double-layer it for even more drama.
• Warmth without weight — wool's natural crimp traps air for exceptional insulation while staying light and breathable year-round.
• Machine washable — thermal bonding locks the fibers so Dream Wool can be machine washed and dried on cold settings without shrinking. Creases? A few minutes in a cool dryer with a damp cloth and it springs right back.
• Stitch up to 8" apart — no scrim or resins to resist your needle; dreamy for hand quilting, machine quilting, longarm work, and tied quilts.

Perfect For

Show quilts and competition quilts (wool is the show-circuit favorite), custom longarm quilting with dense background fills, winter bed quilts, faux trapunto, and heirloom quilts meant to be treasured for generations. Wool is naturally resilient, so quilts stay lofty even after years of use and washing.

Size Guide

Specs at a Glance

• Fiber: Scoured, super-washed domestic & fine Merino wool (thermally bonded with fine low-melt fiber)
• Loft: Lofty — more than 1/3"
• Color: Creamy light yellow (the color of natural wool)
• Stitch distance: Up to 8" apart
• Care: Machine wash & dry cold; avoid ironing/heat to preserve loft
• Made in the USA

Exceptionally durable, rich, and resilient — Quilters Dream Wool is the batting quilt judges notice and quilt owners fight over.