batting
memukul
definition
verb
Ruth came to bat in the fifth inning
(of a team or a player in sports such as baseball) take in turns the role of hitting rather than fielding.
he batted the flies away
hit at (someone or something) with the palm of one's hand.
noun
Cut a second towel to fit your chair seat, stuff with a layer of quilt batting , and sew closed; add ribbon ties to back corners.
cotton wadding prepared in sheets for use in quilts.
example
Here, we padded a wall with 'batting' and fabric, then secured crisscrossing ribbons with fabric tacks.
You can make them out of many different things, such as old doors, windows or just plywood panels upholstered with 'batting' and fabric.
This cover protects the 'batting' and decorative fabric because, over time, uncovered foam can create friction holes in these materials.
50 minutes' 'batting' before lunch
Trim excess material and 'batting' with a sharp utility knife.
The coverlet sandwiches 'batting' between the plain tablecloth and red-and-white-striped cotton fabric.
Stuff the legs with 'batting' and stitch the ends together to form a stalk long enough to wrap around the child.
Layer the cover fabrics loosely with the 'batting' in the middle and the lining on the opposite side of the burlap.
The inner 'batting' was purchased… as was the material for the back sheet.
A middle insulating layer of 'batting' and two layers of pieced, appliqued, or whole cloth form the completed quilt.
Cut several additional pieces of 'batting' in graduated sizes, each slightly smaller than the previous.
These washable, cuddly teddy bears, are stuffed with chopped clean fabric or 'batting' and then placed in washable bags.
Cut a second towel to fit your chair seat, stuff with a layer of quilt 'batting' , and sew closed; add ribbon ties to back corners.
For raised daisy centers, slip a small piece of 'batting' or fleece under the center before stitching the layers together around the circle perimeter.
the quilt is basted together with the 'batting' and backing
Australia made inroads into our 'batting'
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