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djmat 12-07-2014 10:14 PM

Those are mavelous hot pads, sure could use some here!
hugs,
DJ

ladysuds 12-08-2014 03:13 AM


Originally Posted by quiltin-nannie (Post 6998021)
At sewing group on Thursday, some of the gals were making hot bowl holders used in the microwave. I decided to see if I could make something to hold a hot casserole coming out of the oven so that it could to used at the table. I searched QB and saw a square one I liked so I whipped one up. I didn't have any batting that is used for potholders, (what is it called? My mind is a blank right now). I used two layers of cotton batting. I don't think that is enough to keep from getting burned, but if you grab the tabs, you can get a really good hold on it to pass it at the table. I need to get to JoAnns to get the right batting. I'm thinking with the next one, I might use some Timtex on the bottom to give it more stability.

I heard that you can't use that insulbrite in the microwave..

coopah 12-08-2014 05:28 PM

Quiltin-nannie is not using this in the microwave, but as a potholder for a hot dish after it comes out of the oven. Unless I misunderstood the original post? I probably did misunderstand.
I have heard too many stories of fabric items igniting in the microwave to even consider making anything fabric to go in a microwave. If the item is used on a table after the item is baked or microwaved, Insulbrite would work fine and protect the surface it's placed on. Personally, I would not put anything fabric in a microwave. No matter what anyone else said.

jeanne49 12-08-2014 05:32 PM

You can't use insulbright in a microwave - only 100% cotton fabric, batting and thread. However, if it a hot dish holder for something you take out of the oven then insul bright is okay. I've made several microwave bowl holders and we love them. I need to make a few larger ones for some our bigger bowls.

joyful1 12-08-2014 06:53 PM

What a clever idea!

Gail B 12-08-2014 07:27 PM

What a great idea. I just might have to make some for Xmas gifts.

Barb_MO 12-08-2014 10:59 PM

To give it more stability you might want to use two layers of heavy duty fusible pellon or Ultra hold Heat and Bond. that should firm it up pretty good.

quiltin-nannie 12-09-2014 04:15 AM

Insulbrite!! I just couldn't think of the name of it. I really won't use this for microwave. I just want it for hot dishes from the oven. Thanks for restarting my brain for me! Will be off to JoAnns to get some Insulbrite!!

twinkie 12-09-2014 06:14 AM

Insulbrite is the solution to this problem. Great project. Looks nice.

TGood 12-09-2014 06:37 AM


Originally Posted by lynnie (Post 6998397)
good idea. maybe just add a couple more layers of cotton batt, or what's the one with the foil in it to it. adds more stability and acts as a potholder.
great idea you came up with there.

Maybe you could attach "handles" from one corner to the other on each side for easier portage.


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