Yarn or Fabric

I had to use the wayback machine to get the tutorial again. I have it printed out so you should print and save it if you think you are going to want to make it in the future - sometimes the wayback machine doesn't keep things archived ya know ;)

http://web.archive.org/web/20080107025844/http://vintagericrac.blogspot.com/2007/12/teapot-tutorialjust-what-everyone-needs.html

I hope this helps :)
They are cute. I printed it out a long time ago, thinking I would make it for a friend and I never did. I might this year though...

It looks like you will have to copy and paste the entire url. It has a no follow in there to break the link but if you copy and paste it you can get it to show up. I double checked after I saw it was broken.

elsiemae

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i have read that the potato bags can catch fire. Any thoughts on this?

Baba71

I've been using mine for a while and I have not had any fire. I did have a corner squrch so I throw it away and made another one. You need to use 100% cotton and cotton batting. I have used old ironing board pads for this also. If you just google mirowave pototoe bags, there a lot of patterns out there.

Shikadee

Tote Bags (Bow Tucks) and table runners here also!

elsiemae

thanks. i'll give that a try

Shikadee

Here is 2 of my Bow Tucks Bags, couldn't find the Christmas one I have going.
Sharon

Greeter Eva

Where do you get the Bow-Tucks bag pattern?

Shikadee

Most of my LQS has them or on line, Connecting Threads has them, and lot of others, just google Bow Tucks Tote Pattern. $9

Love to stitch

There is a Bow Tucks pattern and a Mini bow tuck pattern. They are sold separately so be sure which one you want before purchasing. Personally the mini bow tuck is a better fit for me.

sewnsew

Love your bag. Got the pattern, need the time and some cooler weather !