quiltin amma

I found a listing for a super easy potholder--10 inch square with 4- 10 square fabric folded in half and weaved together on top of a base with insul-bright and then turned inside out. It works really well, but I made it with a 7 1/2 inch base. It turned out to be an easier working size for me. If anyone can find that utube tutorial again--please add it. It's a great house warming gift--or a quick something to take to a guild exchange.

craftybear

is it the criss cross potholders

http://www.eons.com/groups/topic/203...der-in-minutes

quiltin amma

that's it, thanks--folks these are the easiest

SherriB

That was one of the best tutorials I have seen! I really liked when they fast-forwarded and played the egg-timer like sound. Very cute!

Could you do a decorative stitch on the loose edges of the squares to finish it off? With my luck, I would get a handle of a hot pan caught and make a mess.

grann of 6

I was thinking the same thing. I would stitch maybe a zigzag or a fancy stitch to hold those edges together and quilt through everything. I would even edge stitch around.

bjdemir

I think I would too, just so everything is secure.

melslove

Can you use batting or do you need something special for the interior?

craftybear

I use insul brite


http://www.joann.com/joann/catalog/p...=Google%20Base

grann of 6

You should use Insulbrite. It has a foil inner lining with batting on both sides of that. It is easy to find both on the internet and at Joanns. I love it and use it all the time for my potholders.

brookemarie19

I got my insulbright at walmart