Casserole Carriers
03-01-2009, 04:20 PM
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Congratulations on such a cute casserole cover. I too hope you have great success for your orders for them. They are originals after all.
I have been thinking of making some casserole covers for gifts. These are cute and seem to have been fast since the placemats are already quilted. So the top one has a square finished off the size of the tab and the bottom one has the tab made with a square buttonhole twice the width of the tab that comes up through to hold the wooden spoon right? The only question is, did you use the thermal cloth inside?
I have been thinking of making some casserole covers for gifts. These are cute and seem to have been fast since the placemats are already quilted. So the top one has a square finished off the size of the tab and the bottom one has the tab made with a square buttonhole twice the width of the tab that comes up through to hold the wooden spoon right? The only question is, did you use the thermal cloth inside?
03-01-2009, 04:23 PM
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Originally Posted by RedGarnet222
Congratulations on such a cute casserole cover. I too hope you have great success for your orders for them. They are originals after all.
I have been thinking of making some casserole covers for gifts. These are cute and seem to have been fast since the placemats are already quilted. So the top one has a square finished off the size of the tab and the bottom one has the tab made with a square buttonhole twice the width of the tab that comes up through to hold the wooden spoon right? The only question is, did you use the thermal cloth inside?
I have been thinking of making some casserole covers for gifts. These are cute and seem to have been fast since the placemats are already quilted. So the top one has a square finished off the size of the tab and the bottom one has the tab made with a square buttonhole twice the width of the tab that comes up through to hold the wooden spoon right? The only question is, did you use the thermal cloth inside?
03-01-2009, 04:33 PM
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Thanks ccbear1
I ran across this free pattern on the microwave baked potato bags recently. I thought you might have some success selling these too. :) :D
http://web.archive.org/web/20071202190308/http://www.atimetostitch.com/potato_bags.htm
I ran across this free pattern on the microwave baked potato bags recently. I thought you might have some success selling these too. :) :D
http://web.archive.org/web/20071202190308/http://www.atimetostitch.com/potato_bags.htm
03-01-2009, 06:55 PM
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I love your casserole carrier but I don't understand? It doesn't look anything like the one the link leads you to? Do you just slide the dish in on one side? If I understand right, there is no handles?
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