Here's a pic of a hotpad I made this afternoon. It's based on a pattern called "Wild Waves" from the "101 Patchwork Potholders" book by Linda Causee. I picked a pattern that could easily be expanded beyond the square shape into a rectangle hotpad that I could use to set hot caserole style dishes on the counter. It measures 8" x 16". The seam between the bottom two rows is a little wonky towards the right end, but Oh well. :)
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Wow Eddie - that's really great!!! I love it! Looks like a lot of tiny pieces! I don't see any wonkiness!
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How cute!! (And wonkiness gives it character....)
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I know that pattern as Ribbon - it makes a great border, too!
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I think your hotpad is great. I need to take a few hours and dedicate it to making practical things I could really use. Waaaaaay prettier than anything I've seen in the stores :)
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Very nice, Eddie! About the wonkiness, that shows it was made by a person and not a machine! :lol:
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Very Eddie! I like your hot pad
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It's beautiful! Very handy too. I need one of those!
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ooooh, really nice! I bet those peices are tiny!
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Nice job! I make all my own hotpads because the ones you buy are slippery and not big enough. In fact, I just washed 2 tonight.
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