How is a baseball made?

A standard baseball has a cork or rubber core to it; it's roughly the size of a quarter. Around the core are layers of yarn and twine, sometimes wool. Two peanut-shaped cowhide leather covers are then stitched together with 108 stitches of waxed red cotton thread; rolled stitching is flatter and creates less air-resistance. Baseballs usually weigh no less than five ounces and are no less than nine inches in diameter.

There are 48 stiches in a baseball...and if you need to know the facts of how to play baseball try to get on a team.... lol...I'm a girl and my friend is telling me to type this because he is a boy!

if you go to the fall of frame.it will tell you all about baseball.go to gooole and ask that question and it will show you. but its rubberbands rounds with a glue and sore over a raw cloth.

Cut one open. That's what I did growing up and wanted to know.