Hi,
I’m looking for advice on lining a “lunchbox” to keep foods cold. I have not made this particular type of bag before, where it needs to be insulated. What should I use to insulate it, and where can I find it?
Thank you.
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Do a google search for "Insulbright". It is the silvery insulated fabric used for casserole keepers and such but it also works to keep things cold.Good luck
Thanks!
Recently I bought some Insulbright at Joann's Fabrics, using our favorite 40% off coupon! I used it for some hotpads. One suggestion I read (on Gatherings??) was to use a size 16 needle while sewing it. I used a universal 16 and it worked great! You might want to do a double layer for a lunch box............
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