Batting for coasters?
What sort of batting do you use when making coasters? Do you use standard batting, like a Warm and Natural, or do you use Insulbrite? Do you use one or two layers of batting?
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You do not want the coasters to sit "high" as some glasses - especially wine glasses - will not be stable.
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I use scraps of leftover cotton batting. Good way to use up small pieces of batting.
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I use Insul-Bright. Sometimes I put a second layer of cotton fabric to help absorb any moisture, but I don't think it's really necessary.
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I use warm and natural and just one layer.
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I use worn out wash rags.
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Originally Posted by dublb
(Post 8269679)
I use worn out wash rags.
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Pellon fleece interfacing.
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dublb….love the worn out wash rag idea!!
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I have 2 criteria - can a wine glass sit on it without wobbling? is it mainly going to be used as a coaster or like a trivet (requiring the heat insulation). I think most coasters are just for moisture protection so I use leftover thin batting or bits of flannel. I do the same thing when making placemats and table runners.
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