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1. www.quiltingboard.com › main-f1 › what-use-insideWhat to use inside a quilted potholder - Quiltingboard Forums

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   Oct 7, 2011 · What to use inside a quilted potholder. I am making 9 inch potholders. I want to know what I should use inside them that will protect a persons hands and surface when used as a hot-pad.

2. questioningquilter.com › 2018/01/02 › what-is-theWhat is the best batting for a pot holder? - Questioning Quilter

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   Jan 2, 2018 · The last thing you want is for your fingers to start burning while holding a full pan of ground beef, noodles and tomato sauce. I would recommend that you use at least 2 layers of batting material. Either towels or cotton batting or a combination of batting and Insul-Brite.

3. www.aquiltinglife.com › best-tips-for-perfectBest Tips for Perfect Potholders - A Quilting Life

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   Sep 6, 2017 · Use two layers of Insul-Bright to make your potholders extra heat-resistant. The Insul-Bright product directions state that it doesn’t matter which side faces out, but I always place the two metallic sides facing the outsides of the potholders.

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5. www.quiltingboard.com › main-f1 › potholders-what-doPotholders-what do you use for the middle? - Quiltingboard Forums

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   Jun 17, 2011 · What do you use for the middle layer of potholders? Do you use plain batting (cotton or polyester) or a special batting that is heat resistant? Also, do you quilt these?

6. scrapfabriclove.com › quilted-double-pot-holderQuilted Double Pot Holder Tutorial - Scrap Fabric Love

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   Nov 21, 2023 · Quilted Double Pot Holder Tutorial. Recently I have been making two types of pot holders as gifts, simple square pot holders, which I have in a different tutorial – and these double pot holders. Both are easy to make and are great to give as gifts.

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7. thedailysew.com › blog › 2013How to Make Pot Holders - The Daily Sew

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   Feb 21, 2013 · Materials Needed: Fabric for the front or top piece cut to the finished size. I used scraps cut into 1 to 2 inch wide strips and sewn together. You could use one large piece of fabric. I find 7″ x 7″ (18 cm x 18 cm) or 7″ x 9″ (18 cm x 23 cm) good sizes for pot holders.

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   What size fabric should I use for a pot holder?

   • For making a pot holder, a good size for the fabric is 7″ x 7″ (18 cm x 18 cm) or 7″ x 9″ (18 cm x 23 cm). It is important to use fabrics that can handle the heat without melting. You could use one large piece of fabric, or the back can be pieced as well. The back fabric should be 2 inches longer and wider than the finished size.

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   Can I make a pot holder from one piece of fabric?

   • Yes, you can make a pot holder using just one piece of fabric. The instructions are the same and it will be even quicker. For the front or top piece, use a fabric piece cut to the finished size. If you don't have enough scraps, you could use one large piece of fabric.

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   How do you sew a potholder?

   • Layer the background fabric right side up. Then the detail piece, cotton and Insul-bright, shiny side up. Sew 1/2 seam allowance all around leaving two inches open for turning. Turn the potholder right side out. Fold the opening edge under and place a piece of binding tape inside. Top-stitch a 3/8 seam on all four sides.

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   How do you hang a potholder?

   • Simple hanging tabs can be made from 2 ½″ x 4″ rectangles. Simply press in half lengthwise, open up and fold raw edges into the center, then fold in half again, encasing raw edges. Stitch ⅛ ” away from either side to secure. Another of my favorite potholder tutorials is my Log Cabin Potholder Tutorial!

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   How do you put a potholder in a crock pot?

   • Turn the potholder right side out. Fold the opening edge under and place a piece of binding tape inside. Top-stitch a 3/8 seam on all four sides. Sew vertical lines about 1 1/2 inches apart along the entire potholder. Patti is the creator of Hearth and Vine, a home and garden blog filled with projects to inspire your creative side.

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   What size batting do I need for a double pot holder?

   • Main body batting: (1) 35″ x 8″ quilt batting; (1) 35″ x 8″ Insul-Bright Heat Resistant Batting. Hand Pockets Fabric: (2) 8″ x 6″ (background fabric); (2) 16″ x 2.25″ (focus fabric); (2) 16″ x 2.25″ (accent fabric). Take the fabric and batting for the main body of your double pot holder and layer them in this order:

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9. hearthandvine.com › make-potholdersDIY Pretty Pot Holders - Hearth and Vine

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   Feb 16, 2021 · Sew 1/2 seam allowance all around leaving two inches open for turning. Turn the potholder right side out, by turning the first fabric (background print) right side out. Fold the opening edge under and place a piece of binding tape (optional) just inside, and top-stitch a 3/8 seam on all four sides.