What do you use to block the liquids from soaking through when making quilted coasters?
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I was wondering the same thing..all the ones I have seen don't have anything? I like making them..but that is a problem with them..
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Originally Posted by MissM
What do you use to block the liquids from soaking through when making quilted coasters?
Not sure how well it would work but what about sandwiching in a thin layer of vinyl between batting????? Here's a link to some thin vinyl that would sew really well. and at a $1.75 yd, not a bad price. http://www.onlinefabricstore.net/vin...yl-fabric-.htm |
When I made a changing table pad I used a flannel-backed vinyl tablecloth from the Dollar store. I don't see why you couldn't use that as a layer in the coasters, maybe instead of or in addition to batting.
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But wouldn't the liquid still soak through the edges/binding and get the underside wet?
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I know someone who used Timtex. Don't know for sure if it weeps or not ... rather doubt it does.
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Originally Posted by mom-6
When I made a changing table pad I used a flannel-backed vinyl tablecloth from the Dollar store. I don't see why you couldn't use that as a layer in the coasters, maybe instead of or in addition to batting.
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