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WOW! they really are nice
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Very cute deema! I guess you and I must be on the same wave length, I cut out some mitts this week too. I have a mccall's pattern I used, but, I made the thumb a little larger and rounder on the tip.
Funny I guess we are just home bodies... LOL! |
Oh no, a couple, now we'll have little ones
Originally Posted by deema
Hey look! One became Two!
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Great Job!
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Originally Posted by pattis47
Oh no, a couple, now we'll have little ones
Originally Posted by deema
Hey look! One became Two!
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Originally Posted by tmw
Originally Posted by sewred
I have a question? Do you make them a certain size? Or do you measure your hand then sew i'd love to make one because all the ones i buy are way too big for me to use.
thelma |
yours turned out so nice..the first ones i made, were sad looking..the thumb part, kind of bunched up at the curve..
and i would make potholders to match! love the fabric too! |
super cute!
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Oh wow. I just made (short long story) some apron panels for BFFs mother with alzheimer's, but I cut the aprons off just below waist height - BFF uses them as bibs for her mom but they are colorful and pretty and feminine and matronly and not embarrassing -
and the panels had some leftover pretty printed bits as well as some printed oven mitt sections!! I never made them because I thought it would be hard. Now I shall do!! Ok: you have an inner fabric lining layer, 2 layers cotton batting and layer insulbrite, and the printed outer later - Right? And then you trim close to the stitching, clip around the inner and outer curves - Right? I'm so jazzed. . |
very pretty
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