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    Old 12-18-2024, 06:16 AM
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    Made these for our church bazaar: a Santa Christmas card holder and some hot pads to save your dining room table from an old panel, plus some towels from a YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-eRoUkyKSQ that go over a smooth bar (like a dishwasher or oven) and won't fall off, but remove easily.
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    Those are nice.
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    Lovely gifts! I really like the Santa. Was there a pattern or did you just wing it?
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    Lovely items. Thank you for the video!
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    Good directions in the video.
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    So cute! I love them all.
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    Old 12-20-2024, 04:19 AM
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    I take notes on YT videos. Just sharing my notes. I need to purchase new towels. None in the house were "new" looking enough to make these, but I do love them.

    Hanging tea towels
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-eRoUkyKSQ] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v-eRoUkyKSQ

    Fold in half lengthwise. Cut into 2 pieces.
    Mark center of cut edge. Then 4” away, then 3” on each side.
    Fold/pleat 4” mark to center. Press
    Fold ends toward center and press.
    Secure with clips and turn over.
    Cut fabric 15x7”; fold lengthwise in half and notch center
    Band: 8x7.5”; crease center-fold ends to center then again; Embellish if wanted; topstitch top & bottom edge
    Place band on top half of fabric at center mark-sew a holding stitch
    Then tightly fold one edge, including band, down and sew ½” SA just past band-Repeat on other edge
    Open and center towel right side up on right side of fabric ;stitch across
    Roll up towel to pull other side of fabric to top; stitch across ½” SA
    Fold ½” SA at each top edge and tack
    Pull out towel and turn fabric
    Crease side seam areas
    Flip band to front
    Begin under band at center to topstitch fabric (which closes side openings)
    Flip band to back
    To hang:
    With the band at the back, fold it over bar and thread towel through band
    To remove:
    Pull down on band


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    Lovely Christmas items!
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    Very nicely done! Those hot pads fit in beautifully with food themes. Did you use regular batting on those or something special to deal with the heat that is denser than batting?
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    Originally Posted by ibex94
    Very nicely done! Those hot pads fit in beautifully with food themes. Did you use regular batting on those or something special to deal with the heat that is denser than batting?
    I used cotton batting and insulbrite in the batting, and reflective silver on the backing, so should be good.
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