What is a SCRIM?

Learn how a scrim stabilizes the cotton in your batting. You'll also find out why you might want to purchase batting with a scrim.
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This as a very simple, well spoken explanation. Thank you for the worthwhile time and effort!

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Great explanation. Thanks for sharing!

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This video was helpful, thank you

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Thanks. Very helpful.

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Excellent explanation

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[@collettegay1432]

I have some Pellon All Natural Cotton Batting. Can that be used in the microwave?

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I haven't used that batting in the microwave. If it is 100 percent cotton, it should be ok. You might want to experiment with a small scrap. Put it in the microwave and see what happens. (I don't recommend putting any cotton batting in the microwave for longer than 5 minutes.). Let me know what happens as that batting seems to very popular these days. Thanks!