There has been lots of chatter about joining pieces of batting. I am wondering if you can join pieces of insulbrite in the same manner? Does it need to be a solid piece to get the full insulating quality?

Patti

It should patch just as easy. I don't like cutting or feeling insulbrite, it has a terrible feel to me so I don't save any small pieces of it.

Thanks. :) I have been cutting out pieces for hot mats, and coffee mug sleeves, so I have several pieces that are not quite big enough on their own, but would be big enough to join together. Anything too small went in the garbage.

Patti

I don't like the feel of it either. When I use insulbrite, I actually put on my winter gloves to prevent me from touching it and then when I sew on it, I put ear plugs in. I am glad that I am not the only one that doesn't like the feeling of it. ;)

Good to know it can be patched if needed.

Never thought of that, good to know! I love stretching my dollar where I can.

BTW, I bought InsulBrite for 2.99 a yard (then 40% off) at Hobby Lobby.

Just a few weeks ago, I paid 7.99 a yard at JoAnn's.

I had better stop by and get some for that price, thanks for the tip!

Hobby Lobby's is approx 22 inches wide and Joann's is 45 wide but hobby Lobby's is beter buy if you don't need the widh especially with 40% coupon