cherry hot pads for our trailer.front side both the same as is the back side. I used insul-brite on the middle as well as warm & natural batting. So they can take the heat on the back side
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66021These are very cute! I think I'll make some of these for a little housewarming gift for my godson and his soon-to-be bride. I have some insul-brite and lots of leftover warm & natural! Thanks for sharing your cute cute project.
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9754They are great! Daughter has given me about 5 yrds of Insul brite, guess she's trying to tell me something LOL. I love Cherry designs. I have a flowering cherry tree in my yard but when I saw the acres and acres of Cherry trees blooming in Michigan I really fell in love with them./Lillian
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by pldc
10 Jun 2015
How very fortunate you are to have both the tree & the 5 yards lol .I am looking forward to seeing what wonderful designs you create with yours too. ~hugs~
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17369231625Hi Loralye this is great and do any cuties know what is the Australian equivalent for insul-brite?...soozie
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by shirley124
10 Jun 2015
I bought some called Insul-Fleece at a quilt shop down here in Tasmania. You should be able to get it at other quilting shops. Hugs Shirley
by pennifold
11 Jun 2015
Soozie, you can buy Insul-brite from Spotlight. I'm not sure if there is one up in Port Macquarie, but it's available maybe in good fabric shops up your way. Love Chris
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360641Your cherry hot pads look very cheerful! They will certainly brighten up any area that you use them! Did you have any trouble sewing the Insul-brite? I recently made some hot pads/pot holders and after reading on many forums from people experiencing broken needles, skipped stitches, etc. I decided to forego the Insul-brite. Guess that my family will just have hot fingers! Your hot pads look beautiful and I like the way you composed your photograph using actual cherries!
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by pldc
10 Jun 2015
Nancy thank you very much, I had no trouble @ all sewing through the insul-brite. I layered it on the bottom then warm & natural on top then the fabric than the wss so a lot to go through. The bottom layer after removing from the hoop was fabric to match & as it was next to the insul-brite I did slow my speed a bit but it was fine. ~hugs~
by NancyBT10
10 Jun 2015
Thank you for the great explanation on how you sewed the Insul-brite without any problems. Maybe I will get some Insul-brite and give it a try. I am sure that my family would appreciate it on future hot pads!
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