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by bonnetgirl 27 Apr 2012 ( edited Apr 27'12 17:54 )
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Can you cuties out there tell me what is a microwave pad? Are they applique? Do you use cotton batting? And do you use them for something special?

Hugs Joann

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by cfidl 27 Apr 2012
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I hear there is this product called "Warm Tater" from the the same folks that gives us the potholder batting. The link is below! If there is another similar product I would like to know about it. Have great weekend! Live Laugh Download Stitch!
1 links:
[1] warm tater thermal batting
warmcompany.com
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by bonnetgirl 27 Apr 2012
Thank you...I have made one of these and they work great.
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by keeponsewing 27 Apr 2012
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Microwave pads? Are you talking about something that you heat up and put on your neck or body to warm up? Or are you talking about hot mitts used to retrieve hot items from the microwave? If it is the later you make them like you would any other hot mitt but some can be made ITH. You can applique on them or quilt them and you would need heat resistant batting (bought at most fabric stores). However if you are referring to the first for sore muscles etc... The they can be made with any type of fabric and batting and filled with beans, rice, pellets just about anything that will stay warm for a while. Below are a few tutorials for them
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by bonnetgirl 27 Apr 2012
Thank you for the sites...I have made the tater baker (not ITH) and the rice packs but didn't think that was what they were. Shows ya what happens when you think. lol
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by tilde01 27 Apr 2012
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here's a link to a microwave pad. click on ITH on left, cursor down and you'll see Microwave Pad, click on that to see designs.
1 links:
[1] http://www.jennabugdesigns.com/
www.jennabugdesigns.com
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by bonnetgirl 27 Apr 2012
These were the one's I saw...but wanted to know what they are used for. Do you think maybe like a potholder?
by danababes 29 Apr 2012
I think they are like potholders.. for lifting out hot dishes from the microwave. Being 4x8" I dont think they'd be big enough for a hot pad.