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by pldc 10 Jun 2015 ( edited Jun 11'15 15:51 )
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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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Comments (12)
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by pennifold 10 Jun 2015
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They look adorable. I love the addition of the real thing too! Love Chris
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by pldc 10 Jun 2015
Chris thank you very much, such a good photo op lol ~hugs~
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by 02kar 10 Jun 2015
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I love them. Well done
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by pldc 10 Jun 2015
Karen thank you very much, ~hugs~
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by NancyBT10 10 Jun 2015
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Your 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 11 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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by noah 10 Jun 2015
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excellent work my friend hugs
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by pldc 10 Jun 2015
thank you very much, ~hugs~
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by snowbird42 10 Jun 2015
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Hi 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 pldc 10 Jun 2015
Soozie & Shirley thank you very much, ~hugs~
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
by snowbird42 11 Jun 2015
Thank you Chris yes there is a big spotlight here...soozie
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by laffma1 10 Jun 2015
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Love the cherries! These look wonderful.
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by pldc 10 Jun 2015
thank you very much, ~hugs~
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by cfidl 10 Jun 2015
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I like these! wow! looks great!
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by pldc 10 Jun 2015
Christine thank you very much, ~hugs~
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by shirley124 10 Jun 2015
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Very nice. Hugs
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by pldc 10 Jun 2015
Shirley thank you very much, ~hugs~
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by lbrow 10 Jun 2015
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They 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 11 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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by sjbrower 11 Jun 2015
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These 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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by pldc 11 Jun 2015
I am glad that I have inspired you to do some too, Thanks Sharon ~hugs~
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by sonjapotgieter 11 Jun 2015
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So gorgeous!!!
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by pldc 11 Jun 2015
thank you so very much, ~hugs~
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by sewdeb 11 Jun 2015
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Gorgeous and yummy! LOL! Terrific job!
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by pldc 11 Jun 2015
thank you so very much, ~hugs~