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happy girl 06-01-2011 01:08 PM

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casserole carrier

cut a rectangule in a half to create 2 pieces 12- 1/2" x 17- 1/2" .Cut assorted 2- 1/2" x 5 - 1/2" - 12 - 1/2" strips
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Stitch pieced strips together to make 2 rectangle piecess.On right side, sew a soft VELCRO to one end of each rectangle
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cut 2 pieces of contrasting fabric 12- 1/2" x 17 - 1/2" Draw parallel lines at 2", using a chalk, mark diagonal lines at 2". To quilt, pin tow layers of batting to the wrong side of your fabric. With right sides together, pin linig to each rectangle, having VELCRO fig (17) Stitch, leaving an opening and turm right side out, press and sew opening.
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happy girl 06-01-2011 02:28 PM

Cut 2 strips 3" x 18"stitch together at one end, fold strap in half, having right sides together. Stitch in a 1/4" seam, leaving an opening in center. Turn strap right side out through center opening. Fold strap along foldlines and press. Sew center poening. Pin strap to one rectangle, centering and placing pressed ends and seam at center. Sew ends. Stitch close to long edges of straps, across strap at stitching lines. Place the rectangle without straps, lining side dow on a flat surface. Pin the rectangle with strap perpendicular to botton rectangle. Stitching lines as shown fig (25 ) forming pocket in center.

Sue Fish 06-01-2011 04:28 PM


Originally Posted by happy girl
Cut 2 strips 3" x 18"stitch together at one end, fold strap in half, having right sides together. Stitch in a 1/4" seam, leaving an opening in center. Turn strap right side out through center opening. Fold strap along foldlines and press. Sew center poening. Pin strap to one rectangle, centering and placing pressed ends and seam at center. Sew ends. Stitch close to long edges of straps, across strap at stitching lines. Place the rectangle without straps, lining side dow on a flat surface. Pin the rectangle with strap perpendicular to botton rectangle. Stitching lines as shown fig (25 ) forming pocket in center.

Love it

AngieS 06-01-2011 04:38 PM

This is cute!

blueangel 06-01-2011 05:17 PM

Great Tut

amma 06-01-2011 05:58 PM

Thank you for the tute :D:D:D

Rose Cactus 06-01-2011 06:54 PM

Thank you for the tutorial. I will try to make one.

happy girl 06-01-2011 07:30 PM

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i would love to see one!

babyboomerquilter 06-01-2011 07:55 PM

Great tute! Thanks so much!

watterstide 06-02-2011 03:06 AM

Great job! awesome tutorial! thanks! :thumbup:

sik1010 06-02-2011 03:19 AM

Great tutorial--thanks for the information!

Eileen 06-02-2011 05:33 AM

Great tute.
I made one like that in a strip poker class.

cbridges22 06-02-2011 06:16 AM

Really nice.

mimee4 06-02-2011 06:58 AM

Very nice. Great tute and I love, love the fabrics you used.

happy girl 06-02-2011 08:13 AM

Thank you!!!

SewExtremeSeams 06-02-2011 10:47 AM

Great tute and fabrics. What is the line of fabric? :-D

colwoods 06-02-2011 12:30 PM

Nancy's Notions has a free downloadable pattern for a carrier.

happy girl 06-02-2011 04:37 PM

I'm not sure what the line fabric is

mayday 06-05-2011 09:40 AM

sorry to be dumb ,but what would you use it for?
I take dish/casserole out of aga with two padded cloths and then take to table immediately for people to serve themselves along with any veg in a serving dish.
surely you have to take out of oven in a similar way so why then put it into this?
as I have quite a few casserole dishes in various sizes I would need quite a few,then storage becomes a problem.

Eileen 06-05-2011 05:47 PM


Originally Posted by mayday
sorry to be dumb ,but what would you use it for?
I take dish/casserole out of aga with two padded cloths and then take to table immediately for people to serve themselves along with any veg in a serving dish.
surely you have to take out of oven in a similar way so why then put it into this?
as I have quite a few casserole dishes in various sizes I would need quite a few,then storage becomes a problem.

It is used to take the casserole to a get together or maybe a quilting class if having people bring food. It helps keep the food hot while in transit.

happy girl 06-05-2011 09:44 PM

yes, I use it to take casserole to partys

mayday 06-06-2011 07:32 AM


Originally Posted by Eileen

Originally Posted by mayday
sorry to be dumb ,but what would you use it for?
I take dish/casserole out of aga with two padded cloths and then take to table immediately for people to serve themselves along with any veg in a serving dish.
surely you have to take out of oven in a similar way so why then put it into this?
as I have quite a few casserole dishes in various sizes I would need quite a few,then storage becomes a problem.

It is used to take the casserole to a get together or maybe a quilting class if having people bring food. It helps keep the food hot while in transit.

thanks,never thought of that I would have used a type of hay box.

kathymarie 06-07-2011 07:08 AM

Thanks, Happy Girl.....I've been looking for a quick and easy casserole carrier pattern....you've made me a very happy girl, too!

Jennifer22206 06-21-2011 11:02 AM

that's really adorable! I love it!! Thank you so much for the tutorial


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