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Thank you Knitette . Now would you use one layer or two for the microwave bowl holders?
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Originally Posted by DOTTYMO
(Post 6789423)
Thank you Knitette . Now would you use one layer or two for the microwave bowl holders?
For pot holders used outside of the microwave I use one layer of insulbright and one layer of warm and natural. I do minimal quilting on my potholders as the fewer holes, the less space for heat to escape into. I have also made them where I have quilted them before I put on the back so am quilting just through the front and layers of insulbright and warm and natural and then put on the back. |
Originally Posted by DOTTYMO
(Post 6789423)
Thank you Knitette . Now would you use one layer or two for the microwave bowl holders?
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Originally Posted by Gail B
(Post 6789246)
I use 2 layers of insulbrite & no batting. It is fairly thin but you never burn your fingers.
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I don't like insulbrite. I use two layers of Warm and Natural in my pot holders and hot pads. Works just fine.
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Are you using a WALKING FOOT? A walking foot should be able to handle multiple layers. My waking foot easily handles the layers I sew through when making pot holders or binding.
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before putting the insul-bright in, i always test it with my iron. lay it on the fabric and lay the iron on it. if the heat doesn't come through, it's right. all depends on which way you want the heat to go. casserole carriers, pot holders, etc. It's hard to tell which side is which so i always test first.
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I haven't made any potholders yet but plan to. I have used Insul-bright in my mug rug but can't tell one side from another. BOTH look the SAME !!!
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When you use 2 layers of Insulbrite do both shiny sides face the same direction?
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I just set my microwave on fire. I thought there was food in it, but there was a 100% cotton pad in there. Caught on fire...flames and smoke. Had to get a new microwave.
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