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Originally Posted by CarolLady
Some one made me one for Christmas and it works really well! But I am not sure of the materials they used to make it. It is for the baked potatoes.
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Sure glad you cleared that all up! Geesh I was lost.
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There are two layers of fabric with batting in between. You should use all cotton fabrics, thread and batting - anything synthetic could melt or catch fire.
Of course, if the cotton gets hot enough it will also burn. They make the most beautiful baked sweet potatoes I've ever eaten! |
Originally Posted by quilterj
Originally Posted by katiebear1
Originally Posted by quilterj
The ones that I seen yesterday had potato fabric for the potatoes and corn for the corn bags. Real cute. I can't wait to make one even for myself.
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The same bag is used for both potatos and corn on the cob...I checked my pattern and you cut 2 pieces of cotton fabric 9 1/2" X 25 1/2"...batting the same size...Stitch most of the way around, leaving a 3" area to turn. Fold down about 2", fold up the other end to meet and stitch the 2 sides...I know...clear as mud. Sorry that's the best I can do today...will look to see if I can find one that is made...Think they are all gone.
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Here's a link to some instructions:
http://craftsanity.com/2010/01/craft...es-on-the-fly/ |
I keep seeing these at craft fairs lately. They seem to be the hottest thing.
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Originally Posted by katiebear1
Originally Posted by quilterj
The ones that I seen yesterday had potato fabric for the potatoes and corn for the corn bags. Real cute. I can't wait to make one even for myself.
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Originally Posted by quilterj
I am not sure if this is where I am to write this. I went to a small quilt show yesterday. One of the booths had the potato bags and now they have one for corn on the cobb.
Has anyone seen or made one for the corn? I haven't even made the potato one yet. But plan on making these for christmas gifts this year. |
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