Pot Holders
#1
Pot Holders
I'm a fairly new quilter though experienced sewer and many quilters in my family tree. For my next project, I will be making pot holders using various sample patchwork blocks. I want to use cotton batting. How many layers are recommended for good heat protection yet not too bulky?
#2
I will be interested in the answers to this....everyone says to use insul-bright and a layer of batting and that is still not enough for me. I have used two layers of batting before and that is not near enough, that is why I tried the insul-brite.
I'm a fairly new quilter though experienced sewer and many quilters in my family tree. For my next project, I will be making pot holders using various sample patchwork blocks. I want to use cotton batting. How many layers are recommended for good heat protection yet not too bulky?
#5
a few years ago I made an oven mit I layered all the batting and insulbrite according to directions when I was done with it OMG! I couldn't use it, was so stiff and unbendable....I have seen that batting as crafty pat mention at joanns been wanting to get some. didn't that just come out a year or two ago?
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i found some stuff i am going to try .....not sure what they call it but they put it on furniture going to california ....it is a fire shield product they say it keeps the fire from burning so fast through to the foam...i will keep you posted ....i think that is the project for being snowed in tomorrow
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