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stitcheasy2003

Batt choice

18 years ago

Hello

I am a bit confuse of what to use to put in oven mitts.

It was suggeted to use Thermolam Plus (polyester) , or cotton batting.

If cotton batting What name or type? I have always heard never to use polyester. What do you use? Thank you

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