Marj50

Love the cozies! I've been meaning to make some, just haven't yet (although I have all the supplies). I think I'll make some as soon as I finish my current project! Yours is so pretty!

Karamarie

I put mine in the microwave but not for long and haven't had a problem yet. Fingers crossed.

juliasb

They are so easy to make! I have used a standard pattern and cut them out as well as used the Blue Wren Die with my Accuquilt. I have made dozens of them. They are a big hit for shower prizes, Holiday gifts and so many other special days. We use them at home all the time. They are also great to use with Ice Cream.

sewbizgirl

I made a bunch of them to sell at craft fairs a few years ago. I did sell about half of what I had made, and the rest are still in a storage tub upstairs. I need to get a few out to use myself. It's fun to combine fabrics to make them different on each side.

I would never dare to microwave them.

Rhonda K

I use mine for ice cream!

sewingsuz

I have made lots of them and they are good sellers at my shows.

copycat

Thanks for the great idea of using orphan blocks to jazz up the cozies. I went for super simple and used pre-cut 10" squares to get me started. I won a stack of the layer cake squares (10") at a guild meeting. If you want to save time, these precuts are perfect for the job.

jmoore

Also a great idea…I always end up with a couple of layer cake squares left over from a quilt project.

aashley333

I microwave for 30 seconds at a time to reheat, and I've never started a fire! I know it is all cotton. I made a pair that complement each other, and the other photo shows the spiral quilting in the bottom of one cozie, which added stability. I found that my round casserole dish also fits!

Onebyone

I first saw how to make the bowl cozy here on this board, I think about 2009? It was first called Bowl Potholder. No one in my quilt group or guild had ever seen one before. The first instructions were very basic. I made steps and added pictures so I could have instructions to pass out.