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Old 07-20-2015, 08:03 AM
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I've been making some mug rugs and it dawned on me that I have some Zorb left from making baby diapers. Has anyone tried this is quilting projects? I'm thinking that it would absorb the sweat that drips off a glass or would absorb a spill. It is thicker than batting. What do you think?
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Old 07-20-2015, 08:21 AM
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Haven't tried it, but I would think it would work for absorbing moisture, if it lays flat and a glass or cup would stand up on it would be my only concern.
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I made diapers for my DD for her firstborn. After the first few weeks, she said she must have been out of her mind and went to Pampers. I have a lot of diaper supplies in a tote so thanks for the reminder to get it out and use it.
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Old 07-20-2015, 08:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Latrinka View Post
Haven't tried it, but I would think it would work for absorbing moisture, if it lays flat and a glass or cup would stand up on it would be my only concern.
This is my concern too. I think I'll have to try to see if it's flat enough to support a cup/mug without causing a spill.
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Never used this product. It wouldn't work if someone put a hot cup of tea or coffee on it.
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Old 07-20-2015, 10:22 AM
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​It's only a mug rug, try one and see.
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Yes it does work, I've tried it and I like it fir such things as table toppers/coasters etc. Have also used it in bags. Zorb is great stuff and of course it protects furniture from hot cup rings.
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Old 07-20-2015, 11:08 AM
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Originally Posted by Sheilz View Post
Yes it does work, I've tried it and I like it fir such things as table toppers/coasters etc. Have also used it in bags. Zorb is great stuff and of course it protects furniture from hot cup rings.
Thanks for sharing, I love making coasters, and want to make something similar to a koozie for my mom, she wraps a napkin around her glass, and tapes it, we call it a diaper! LOL!
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Got busy this afternoon and made 3 mug rugs & used Zorb. They lay nice & flat which was my biggest concern.Thanks for the all the input. I have lots of zorb left so I think I'll try some mug cozies/glass wraps and maybe a table runner like some of you have suggested.
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be sure and post how you do the glass wraps. I've been using my little sweater sox for so long they've unraveled to about 2/3 size! Does anyone remember them? They came in a set of six. Mine have some kind of golf logo on them

I haven't thought about anything quilt because it is the little stretch that makes them work so well. And I don't want old sock tops on my cold drinks
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