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Oh darn it! Another cute idea to add to my loooonnngg list.........
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Did you just lay strips on top of fruit and sew down?
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There beautiful, what a nice gift they would make, thank you for sharing
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really cute!
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So cute. Do you have to add special batting to make them heat resistant? I really want to make those now!
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These are just darling! Please, do you have a pattern? I must make some for my church group. Thanks for sharing.
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Very cute !!!
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Those are such cute hot pads! The regular rick rack looks great.
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I gotta make some for our Ice Cream Social! So cute
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Love your hot pads.
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Those are really cute. I'm afraid if I had them hanging around my kitchen, I'd want to make more pies!
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Those are so cute. Love the lattice "crust"
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Oh, how neat! I think the medium rickrack looks great on it.
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Originally Posted by ykreeves
(Post 7202317)
These are just darling! Please, do you have a pattern? I must make some for my church group. Thanks for sharing.
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Those are awesome
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Beautiful job - everything is perfect.
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Those fruit pie hot pads are very cute! It doesn't look like it would take very long to make a couple. I think I have some fruit fabric and medium rickrack. They should be a hit at our Country Store - Hospital Auxiliary fundraiser in Dec.
Question: are they about 8" or 9"? PennyG |
They look delicious! I'll take mine "a la mode"! So very cute.
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Very nice!
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They have the patterns on the "Pacific Fabric and Crafts" website. They also have the wide rick rack on their site. The pattern can be done 8" or 9" and they recommend Insul-bright fleece for one of the layers.
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Very cute hot pads...
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Those are adorable!!! Love them.
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Does anyone have a FREE pattern for this?
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So so cute! Love them!
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These are great. On the jumbo rick-rack, have you looked in the trims by the yard section at the fabric store. Hancock Fabrics carries it.
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Oh, now I'm hungry. Very clever!
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Those are super cute!
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I really like your hot pads too pretty to use, at least the way my pot holders look after being in my kitchen for awhile.
I made two for a gift exchange at our guild from Grandma Dot's pattern let's just say two and done for me, my pies were cherry and blueberry. Thank-you for sharing your pictures, very well done. |
I like the pies.
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I was hoping someone would know of a FREE pie download. :)
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Really cute pies!
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Originally Posted by KARENBOUTQUILTIN
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I love these hot pad. I have the fabric and ric rak; just got to get busy now. Great gifts for Christmas.
Ladies you really don't need a pattern, just look at the photo and decide how big you want, 1 round circle of fruit and how many pie strips, sew them down, add your batting, backing, etc, bias binding and the ricrack. Easy Peasy |
Love these. Made a couple and had trouble with sewing the thickness of the layers when I applied the ric rac.
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They are so cute :)
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hot pads
I have never made these but, really want to :) What kind of batting do I use? I don't want it to melt or catch fire. Thank you!
JOY
Originally Posted by Tiggersmom
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Me too Karen......now where did I put all the things??????? That's my problem.
Ladies you really don't need a pattern, just look at the photo and decide how big you want, 1 round circle of fruit and how many pie strips, sew them down, add your batting, backing, etc, bias binding and the ricrack. Easy Peasy |
Lovely pies
Originally Posted by butterjoy
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I have never made these but, really want to :) What kind of batting do I use? I don't want it to melt or catch fire. Thank you!
JOY You are right just looking at the picture should be easy but, I am not sure about myself. :D What kind of batting (or stuffing) would I use? I know the pots get hot and don't want to melt the insides of the pie. :eek: Yes, I still make mistakes and always learning every day. Thank you for listening to me :o Joy |
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