Pot holders from scraps
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Have a drawer of scraps. They were laid nicely in a bag. They exploded and look like as much as before. Made 8 potholders. Have scraps for 4 more. Since the back is solid, fat 1/8 makes 2. And enough binding for 2. Used batiste for foundation. 1/8 inch thick for batting.
This makes nice house guest gift. Attachment 643417Attachment 643418 |
those are cool
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Oh, now those are really nice indeed!!
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I have seen some really cool scrap ideas lately while moseying around online. I think it’s time I start figuring out what to do with mine. These are great!
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You read my mind! I was just looking at my dingy pot holders and decided that I need to make some new ones! Love yours!!
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I like the shape. New, fresh and well, refreshing. Good use of your scraps that does not involve intricate piecing. Lov'en it!
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Love your spring design and colors, and the way you created a center "vein". Such a cute idea to use up those scraps too.
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One year I made potholders for every house on our block. Keeping it up with new neighbors as they move in. I keep a few in our camper and when we meet nice people I like to give them a pair.
We have a place in town that accepts gently used furniture & household items for distribution to those in need and I leave potholders there too. Last year I gave them 80+ pairs. Sometimes they save thin mattress pads not suitable for beds anymore & I can use them for inside. Not as beautiful as yours however. I don’t knit, crochet, golf, bowl, play cards etc. but I love my sewing machine. Like someone told me years ago: there’s plenty to do if you want to do it. |
Thanks for a great idea for scraps!
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Your potholders are so pretty! I like to make them when I just want to sew mindlessly. And my husband is very hard on them so I make a lot haha
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