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Originally Posted by lynnsim
I use my coasters all the time, too. They have both ultrabrite & batting in them; they do not make the glasses unstead.
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Sorry, I must be spelling name wrong. It's a material that you use in pot holders., Maybe someone will come and post the correct spelling? Dummie me!
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Mine have regular batting in them. I use them for hot tea and ice cold drinks. No problem.
However, use two layers of regular batting and I am sure you will be fine. :-D |
Insulbrite?
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Originally Posted by OneMoreQuilt
Insulbrite?
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That's it! Thanks. I bought mine at Joann's with a 50% off oupon; it goes a long way.
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I've used an old vinyl table cloth inside mine... flannel side up/plastic side down.... then cover as desired.
They lady nice and flat and the flannel absorbs any moisture and the flannel keeps it from soaking thru... |
Originally Posted by quilt1950
Has anyone made mug rug to use as coasters? I'd like to make some to use with cold drinks, the ones that sweat in the summer. What can I put in them to keep my furniture dry? I'm tired of using the ones that advertise my insurance company, the company DH used to work for, etc. etc. etc.
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I have seen these mug rugs, but they just looked like coasters to me too! Call me silly, but I would never consider putting anything with butter or grease on a quilted item..lol
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I used flannel, top and bottom with a baggie between the flannel. Scotchguard them real good..
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