I'm looking for a place to buy potholder loops, if they still make them. You use them to make potholders on those metal or plastic looms, at least I did when I was little - a loooooonnnggg time ago!
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I think I saw those at Hobby Lobby the last time I was there. I am sure a lot of craft stores still sell them. You might look on eBay or go to Google and ask for a site that sells them.
answered 12 months ago
Your nearest fabric store should carry these. If it is truly the loop you are looking for, the fabric won't matter too much. Check out Michael Levine's, Joann's Fabrics, and/or Michaels. Often times stores like WalMart will carry them in their notions and fabric area.
answered 12 months ago
For potholders? You'll need "cotton loops" or wool if you can find them. The nylon ones don't make good potholders or hot pads.
I've also seen them at Michael's Arts & Crafts and at Joann's.
Here's one of many on-line sources and it has the relatively rare wool loops too:
www.shopcartusa.com
answered 12 months ago
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I also found them at "Michaels" craft store.
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