I seem to have gotten a potholder kick. Each one is little wonky and scrappy, too.
I love the flames on the potholder above-hot, hot, hot! It's on fire! Your hands won't be though because I used insulbrite and batting to keep those fingers safe.;)
I used this tutorial over at
sewmamasew for both the inspiration and the how-to. I had the hardest time with the binding loop, so each potholder was assembled in a slightly different manner for that portion. I think I have it down now though.
This one is my autumn potholder. See the apples and fall leaves? Plus, there are peanuts for all the football games. :) I see several more of these in my future.
I seem to have gotten a potholder kick. Each one is little wonky and scrappy, too.
I love the flames on the potholder above-hot, hot, hot! It's on fire! Your hands won't be though because I used insulbrite and batting to keep those fingers safe.;)
I used this tutorial over at sewmamasew for both the inspiration and the how-to. I had the hardest time with the binding loop, so each potholder was assembled in a slightly different manner for that portion. I think I have it down now though.
This one is my autumn potholder. See the apples and fall leaves? Plus, there are peanuts for all the football games. :) I see several more of these in my future.
8 comments:
Audrey- Those potholders are awesome! I love them.
I love these - they would make awesome Christmas gifts with a loaf of bread or a baking mix! Fantastic job!
Kris
Love these, I want some of these for my Christmas.
i should make some of these...my potholders get so nasty so fast.
great potholders!! they're so wonderfully scrappy! where do you find insulbrite?
very cute, I need to make some. My pot holders now are falling apart.
The potholders are fantastic! Would they be good for me to try as a beginning quilter?
Rita, I found the insulbrite at Joanne's for $5.99 a yard. I used my 40% off coupon to make it an even better deal.:)
Jackie, I think this would be a great beginner project. I am practicing my binding with these, myself. What a great way to practice free motion quilting, too!
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