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Wonderful gift ideas. The fabrics are very pretty.
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very nice job, it's nice to get ahead for a change
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Originally Posted by kathdavis
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On my to do list. Do you put Insul Bright batting in them?
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Very cool. Where did you get the pattern?
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Very nice, i really like the colors you picked, at this rate you may have a couple of hundred before Christmas 2012 gets here
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CLAP CLAP CLAP great job and getting an early start on gifts for every occasion.
Pat |
Tipnut.com had patterns for lots of casserole carriers!
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They are very nice...they will be on my list of gifts to make
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These are so neat. I have a friend who needs one, so I think I'll get right onto it!
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Great pattern, keep making them and send me one.
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Those are just beautiful! Thanks for giving me an idea for next year's stocking stuffers!
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AWESOME! What a grrrrrrrreat gift!!
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These are very cute! Thanks for sharing!
Cookie64 |
Originally Posted by Sunnie
(Post 4872978)
I used Insul-Bright and a layer of batting as recommended on the Insul-Bright bag.
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Beautiful, I can see why.
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I made one last year. I think there is a tute on this forum. i just made one from what Featherweight told me to do.
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Beautiful job, and I can see way you are addicted
Have a Blessed day Ellen |
I'd saved a link once at 2 little hooligans blogspot but can't get it to come up now. i think it was this one. i know it's simply squares with a heat resistant fusible inside and a tube sewn to opposite corners. then those metal D rings sewn to the opposite corners. simple.
found more pics posted here http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...r-t171016.html |
These are wonderful!!! So happy to see them and learn about a tutorial I apparently missed!
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Started on mine today. Many thanks to Gail B for posting her casserole carrier that started the ball rolling! I cut my squares at 20 1/2 inches and I am glad I did. I used 2 layers of Hobbs 80/20 batt and with the quilting my sandwich has shrunk in to almost 20 inches. I will re-square it at 20 inches before adding my handle, D-rings and binding.
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Do you put the metal rings on all four sides?
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just two sides. the tube handle goes on the other corners across the carrier itself. see photos here on page 6 under EASy Casserole CArrier.
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Great job! THey do make great gifts and you did fabulous on them!
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Very nice carriers.
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Yours are beautiful. I have been looking for a pattern like these, could you tell me whre I might get the pattern?
Jeanne [email protected] |
Love the carriers. Am anxious to start making some for gifts.
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What great gifts!
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Those are soooooooo cool! I'm sure anyone getting one of those as a gift will love it. :)
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Love them :)
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addicted
were these hard to make I love them very nice
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Nice, ! Those are on my growing toodoo list!
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I agree with barefoot quilter! I must have missed the post. Can someone post the tutorial? I must have missed it!
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looks like a great gift for anyone. on my list
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Thanks for sharing.
I think this is going on list of things to do. Something for each of my sisters in law for Christmas 2012! |
There isn't a true pattern, but Gail B posted this with some info. http://www.quiltingboard.com/picture...r-t171016.html I did use an extra layer of batting as recommended on the Insul-Bright label and I really like the extra weight. Very simple to make and impresses people who don't sew/quilt.
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Wow...great idea...you can gift one this way ; )
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They are awesome! I made a couple for gifts last year and this year needed a gift for my landlord and made her one of those. Of course I made me one too. I added a caserole dish or pie plate with them. It was a great gift!
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Just made my 1st one yest & will be making more!:)
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www.craftygemini.com/cassarolecarrier has a tutorial on it. She makes this one without using a ring. Everything is done in fabric. Great pattern
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www.craftygemini.com has tutorial
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