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What a great idea! Your potholders are very attractive......
I, too, would probably use two layers of insul-brite :) |
Sorry, if this is stupid, but what is OBW?
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Hello Pink rose,
I don't think your question is stupid, I am wondering the same thing. Cheers Ann |
Hi again. It's One Block Wonders. You take one fabric and stack the layers so when it's cut, you get the same exact piece repeated. Then the fun begins! :mrgreen:
http://www.amazon.com/One-Block-Wond.../dp/1571203222 |
Those are very nice.
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They're just wonderful, Jenell. Now I want to do some! Love that fabric!
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aaaaah, that is neat. Thanks for the explaination.
I will have to try that. |
OBW?????????
i m gonna make pot holders as xmas prezzie i just need to order sum of that heat thingy to have inside(insul bright) |
Originally Posted by billswife99
Thank you everyone. I hope she gets them today and likes them as much as you all do.
Diana, the OBW's are not anywhere as hard as they look. The book is so easy to follow and doesn't skip any details. I highly recommend it. This Mom, I used 2 layers of insulated batting. It said use 1 layer with a layer of regular batting but I didn't follow the directions. :roll: One of my downfalls. So that's probably why they look so heavy. They are pretty stiff but I bet the hold up a long time! LOL |
The instructions said you could do it either way. I put the shiny sides together.
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