SavedByGrace

What do most of you use for batting in a potholder? Insul-bright or something else? Thanks!

alleyoop1

Insul-bright is best for pot holders.

toverly

I quilt one side of the potholder with a muslin back then I sandwich the quilted piece, insulbrite and the backing. So it feels "thick". This way I am not quilting the insulbrite. I just think (No basis what so ever other than what I think) that the more holes that are punched in it the less insulating it is. Since potholders aren't bigger than 12" squares, they hold up fine in the wash.

ManiacQuilter2

I also use a layer of Insul-bright and W&N.

SavedByGrace

Is just one layer of insul-bright sufficient? Would that be better than, say, 2 layers of terry cloth? Just weighing the pros and cons.

Tartan

I use a layer of insul-brite between two layers of batt. I like my pot holders thick. The insul-brite reflects the heat away from surfaces.

mary quilting

insul-brite says one layer of insul-brite and on layer of w&n. I have used 3 layer of w&n I liked the heaver feel

Jeanne S

This is what I do too.

meyert

I use one layer of insulbrite sandwiched between 2 warm and natural

Froggiey

I use batting left over from quilts. Works good for me. Never had a problem.