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Insulbrite is available at any fabric store, Joann's, Hancocks,LQS,probably Walmart too but I don't know.
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Originally Posted by eparys
I too use Insulbrite - but I sandwich it between two layers of Warm and Natural (I like thick potholders)
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love your potholder Chele
Originally Posted by Chele
Super easy!
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I always use worn out towels, don't know why, I just do.
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Something different from the other posts -
Along with one layer of InsulBrite I use one piece of teflon fabric. The teflon is on the side closest to the heat. It works great and my potholders are not super thick. The teflon fabric is usually sold near the interfacing. |
I have to make some for gifts very soon, so thank you all for the suggestions
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Hello!
I have a question, I am fairly neww in quilting. Where do you buy the insulbrite at? Thanks |
Wool! My mother used to cut up old ratty blankets and layer the wool. I didn't get it until I realized none of the commercial pot holders or even the insulbrite worked as well. I put a notice out to Freecyle for old wool sweaters, blankets,etc and got some great free "batting" for my potholders.
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Great site! Thank you.
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Those are cute and esy. I need an extra bridal shower gift later today - maybe I'll make a few. Thanks for the link.
Chele - your pot holder is cute. |
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