I am making pot holders for some of the women in my family for Christmas and I thought I would share them with you.
Some tips:
1. Always be sure to use 2 layers (or more) of
Insul-Bright no matter what the pattern calls for.
2. Always use a 100% cotton batting like Warm and Natural.
3. Always use 100% cotton fabric.
My grandmother bought some "puffy" pot holders at a craft show because she thought they were "nice and thick". When she tried to use them, they were worthless! The lady used a high loft poly blend batting with no Insul-Bright. The might have looked thick, but they did not protect her hands against the hot pan at all! "Puffy" and "thick" doesn't mean they'll hold up to the heat.
Here are some different links for making/using pot holders:
To make the finger oven mitt:
The Idea RoomPot Holder Purse:
SewabrationVintage Pot Holders:
Tip NutPot Holder Pouch:
All Free CraftsKitten Pot Holder:
Craft TownCrochet Christmas Tree:
Craft BitsMake Up Bag:
Craft BlipsQuiet Book:
Obsessively StitchingDenim Pot Holder:
My Recycled BagsChristmas pot Holder:
Crafts and FabricsPot Holder w/ Binding:
Imagine FabricOven Mitts:
Savvy SeamsAnother Oven Mitt:
Design Sponge ShopPot Handle Cover:
Blair PeterHanging Pot Holder:
Fire Flies & Jelly BeansCrochet Pot Handle Cover:
Dish Cloth Diaries
3 comments:
Beautiful gifts and great links! Thanks!!! :)
Awesome links posting you on maonday to have other check it out love them great job my friend...Oh what wonderful pictures of the kids
Big hug to you all !
Thanks for sharing all of the links, and for your comments about weight loss on my blog! I finally broke down and bought 1 pair of jeans to avoid being doomed to a winter of sweatpants!
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