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Originally Posted by doowopddbop
I use one layer of Insulbrite with a layer of warm and natural on both sides, so the insulbrite is in the middle.
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I save myselft the aggravation and use the oven mitt lining fabric (silver on oneside)...not too bulky and not hard on needles.
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I use one of insulbrite and two of warm 'n natural - works great.
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Thank you so much all for this thread! I was looking for those answers. Insul-brite or batting, how many layers, and why everyone uses what they do. Got some GREAT answers to my many questions. Just joined, looks like a great group of quilters & crafters in here!. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by fabricbeforefood
I use two layers of insulbrite; I like them fat and puffy. They wash really well; but lay them to dry. If I don't have enough for two layers, I have used old towel squares. I make 40-50 potholders a year, use them for Christmas cards!
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The insul-brite is only reflective on one side. I like to use the cotton batting in additional to the insul-brite to give some extra insulation. The extra cotton batting doesn't make it too thick.
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I use one layer of insulbrite and 2 layers of warm and natural cotton batting, haven't had a problem with needles or quilting, so I can't really help you, hopefully someone can.
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