Need help with placemats please
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Craft-Tex makes a Placemat Craft Pack of (4) 13" x 18" pieces of Bosail Craft-Tex Plus Double-sided Fusible interfacing I purchased a pack from my local quilt shop but you can Google it and fine a dealer. It is the easiest I have used to make placemats that hold their shape after many washings.
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I use quilter's felt or just whatever cotton batt I might have handy, Hobbs 80/20 or warm and white /natural, whatever comes to hand. Never pre-wash any of the above. Never had a complaint.
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Love this thread and the information is great. One friend told me how a wine glass had tipped over on the placemat because the batting was rather thick. She switched to very thin batting after that.
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I thought that is what we were supposed to do with our remnants of warm and natural or Hobbs 80/20. Well that is what I use mine for placemats. I throw the batting in the dryer before i use it. I have made many table runners and placemats and have never had a problem. Nice to use up what you have on hand.
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