Hi, thanks for the link to mygirlthursday. June
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I never thought of the wool, will help use up the stash I do have.
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I use pool table felts. My son covers table in his job. so mom get the use felt. work great and one more way to go green.
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Originally Posted by Chele
I like Insulbrite too. I just ran across this cute potholder tutorial this morning. I think I'll whip some up. http://www.mygirlthursday.com/2011/0...t-holders.html
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Originally Posted by quiltingaz
I use one layer of warm-n -natural and one layer of insulbrite. I have made mine of cotton fabric and quilted them. They work great.
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Just as some have already mentioned, I use whatever is on hand and works for the purpose. Old towels, old matress pad, duck fabric, ironing board covers or pads, warm and natural, etc....but my favorite is army blankets. I buy them from a sporting good place and wash them first. Then I cut them like any yard goods to make hunting jackets, candle mats, pot holders, table mats, pet beds, ironing board covers, etc. They are 100% wool but made to last and last and can easily be washed in cool water and dried in dryer. I do it all the time. Sometimes they come in green, sometimes gray, but sandwiched that color does not show.
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I use insulbrite, too. :-)
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I use two layers of insulbrite
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Old terry towels make great insides for pot holders.
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Originally Posted by eparys
I too use Insulbrite - but I sandwich it between two layers of Warm and Natural (I like thick potholders)
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