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07-28-2009, 11:44 PM

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tlrnhi

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Originally Posted by Loretta

Terri, Walmart has it cheaper. It was 1.50 a yard and now has gone up to 1.88 a yard. Would you like me to send you some? I just made a set of place mats today with it and they lay so nice and flat. I don't think you have a walmart there do you?

I'd appreciate it and would pay you back or maybe send you something nice?

07-29-2009, 04:15 AM

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tlrnhi

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Thanks Loretta.
I'd only need maybe a couple yards......

07-29-2009, 05:53 AM

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hokieappmom

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Originally Posted by tlrnhi

Thanks all!
I usually just put 2 layers of batting in and call it good.

I LOVE the baby placemat idea, but I need something quick to make, something that I really don't have to go out and buy anything else to go with it and with that, I'd have to buy the spoon and ribbon.
But, it'd be a great gift for a baby shower!! :)

Thanks. They do take a little more time than I intended for our craft fair though.

12-28-2010, 10:54 PM

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marknfran

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Originally Posted by BellaBoo

One tip: I have made many potholders using insul brite and I have found if you don't sandwich it between cotton batting it doesn't stop the heat from a hot pot in your hand. The potholders I sandwiched, I can safely lift a hot dish from the oven.

a class in potholders taught me: 2 layers of insul-bright - shiny sides out will definitely keep the heat off ur hands.

I used 2 layers of insul bright-shiny sides out plus warm and natural cotton batting inside; works great!!!