Thanks this is a great quick idea. Love it. thanks for the tute. Mary

This is great!! Thank you for taking the time to show us!!!
Merry, Merry Christmas!!

That's really clever, thanks ! Maybe a project for next year !

Another project! :-)

I love your idea and thanks for the graphics so it can be visual. Going to make this.....

Ann
San Ramon, CA

I love it!! Thanks for the tute.

Pressing all the seams open on one side before turning to make easier pressing on the right side! Wowee! what a tip - I had never seen/heard of that before and I'm sure gonna give it a try. Sounds like it would almost eliminate those little wandering edges from one side to the other that seem inevitably to happen in the most visible spot.

Maybe I won't be picking at that part of the seam with my tailor's awl to get it all lined up. Thank you, thank you!

Thank you so much - that is really neat. I'm going to have to make one of those.

Great quick idea for present, thanks I needed one.

Thank you!!! Will be making some of these!
Merry Christmas

Super nice tutorial, thanks for sharing!!

Love it! Thanks so much.

Thanks for the tut and sharing.this is wonderful and here I go,out to my sewing room to pick out some material.Much appreciated. pab

That's a nice present to give!
Thanks for this lesson! Love it!

I like that, I think I will make one...now I have to get the ruler LOL...

Exactly - you won't be needing the awl if you press everything to one side. I just made another one and embroidered the first initial of their last name on it. I made some banana muffins to put in the basket and will give it tomorrow. I see that I need to learn how to center the embroidery in that spot. :roll:

I used the ruler in the pictures because I had it, but you can use a dessert plate or something like that.

I am thrilled people are liking this idea. I saw it in another post here on the board and loved it myself. The QB is a wonderful place for sharing! :thumbup:

Thank you, I will definitely make this, I am always using a linen towel to keep the bread warm.

Thanks for sharing this great tute. I love it. Saw them and now I get how it is made.

Thanks and I have enough time to make one for christmas dinner.

Another item of interest that I learned while learning to weave baskets, that is the one art that has not yet been industrialized. Every basket you pick up to fill has been handcrafted. A homemade recipe covered by the handmade breadbasket liner makes it a very special personal gift.

That's a great idea - to add the recipe. I should have done that before I gave the basket this morning. Great idea for the future.

I didn't know that all baskets are hand crafted, but I think that's pretty cool!

Thanks. this is another on the to do list.

Gee thanks! These will make great gifts.

wow, thanks. and one could use a bowl if they didn't have a basket. very cute idea.

Thanks!

That was so nice of you to do the tutorial. Merry Christmas

This is really nice, but could you tell me where you got the circle cutter? I have been looking for one. Thanks :)

This is really nice, but could you tell me where you got the circle cutter? I have been looking for one. Thanks :)

So cute and simple! Happy Holidays!

Thank you so much. I'm going to have to make one :-)

I'm pretty sure I got it at JoAnn's. Can't remember exactly, but when I can't find something to use a coupon on, I always go look at the rulers to see what one I don't have and use the coupon on that.

wow...super fast and easy...my kind of project!!!
woo hoo, good job, 7! :thumbup:

This has been a neat gift thanks for sharing.

I have a circle ruler sent to me by my cousin's husband when she passed away along with a 5 boxes of things from her sewing room. I was going to give it away but am going to be keeping it now....

Wow....Great idea!

Super easy! I made 5 of them!!! I didn't have the circle cutter but used a tupperware bowl. :-)

Awesome! So glad you posted about it, because they are easy to do and you can use any round shape. Excellent! :thumbup:

Way cool... Thank you for the awesome tutorial.
This will be a nice gift to make for next Christmas

Love this! Now I know what to use my circle ruler/cutter for! Thanks so much.

This was great, took me less then an hour, and so easy, what with pressing the one seam.

Thank you for the tutorial.