batting 10 comprises a minority blend of coarse fibers of pet or a pet ptt blend and a majority blend of fine fibers multiple webs are combined form a batting structure of a desired thickness low melt fibers are added to the batting structure which is heated to the bonding temperature of the low melt fibers whereupon at the intersection of the fibers bonding takes place after cooling an intertwined network of fibers or batting is formed having improved loft and resilience for a high number of cycles and reduced cost the fibers of each of the preferred embodiments are crimped having a sharper crimp angle saw tooth versus sinusoidal and greater crimp amplitude than in conventional crimping processes conventional crimping for pet and ptt fibers is described in the above mentioned publication of hernandez et al however in the present invention it has been found that introducing a finishing lubricant 25 to the fibers during crimping changes the form of the crimp a sharp saw tooth crimp with higher amplitude 8 a as opposed to the sinusoidal shape of the prior at 8 b this saw tooth crimp provides more loft resiliency and rebound a suitable lubricant is qcf manufactured by momentive specialty chemicals roebuck s c referring now to fig6 a schematic illustration of a textile process for making the cushion batting 10 of the present invention will be explained one of ordinary skill in the art will be familiar with the textile equipment used at.