It does have a nice soft hand and drape.

I agree with Lucy above - it's marketed as being green and environmentally friendly, but it's not. I actually did quite a bit of research on this, you can read my conclusions here if you are interested.

http://www.seamstobeyouandme.com/wor...amboo-batting/

I've used it only once, and don't have enough information to give good feedback. I have been concerned about the recommendations to wash it right away so that oils don't get on your quilt.

No, I didn't notice any more fuzz than usual when quilting with it.

I'm using it at the mo and it is nice to hand quilt. My cats also like to snuggle in to it :)

My last quilt was made using Bamboo batting, and although it felt nice and soft, I found it "flimsy", or not enough "beef" to it like cotton, cotton blends or wool. Also, my daughter and husband found it too "light" in weight, and not warm enough....I have to agree. But that may just be a matter of getting used to it or finding another brand.
I may try it again, for a summer quilt, because it does needle very nicely.

I have found it quite easy to work with and beautiful results, but it is a bit more costly than other options. As for "green" batting, there is now one on the market that is made from recycled soda bottles and actually is a light shade of green!). I purchased one from a LQS, but have not yet used it. I like the way it feels, though.

I like it.

I agree :thumbup:

nice to know, thanks

I used some on a quilt for my sister. It was an absolute joy to handquilt; it's got such good drape I was able to load a whole bunch of stitches on my needle, making the quilting go pretty fast.

I used the bamboo batting in my GD's queen size quilt and I loved it! Only tried it as it was on sale and I also had a coupon I could use.