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Interfacing for Placemats

18 years ago

Hi, I want to make placemats with a pocket on them for the silverware. Does anyone have any suggestions as to what kind of interfacing to use? I bought cotton for each side and don't know if I should use fusible or sew in. How thick should it be. Has anyone out there made placemats and have some advice??

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damascusannie
18 years ago
I like to use a layer of muslin or other 100% cotton for interfacing placemats. It gives you a little more thickness, but washes well and lays nice and flat.

Annie
kathi_mdgd
18 years ago
I use thin fleece in mine.Gives them good body,holds up well,and glasses don't tip over.
Kathi
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