Thanks Moonrise!!!! I definately know what I'll be doing today!!!!

Morning Everyone!

I'm showing off!! Sorry, but I must! It took me about an hour to make them.

Thanks so much for this tutorial!!!! I had such a good time making these.

Those are great! Love how you quilted the centers! :thumbup:

Very nice tutorial, and I love the idea of doubling up the layers.

Thank you so much for this tutorial. I haven't been able, as a new quilter/sewer, to understand some of the potholder
patterns. This one I actually understand, and will try to make! By the way, Merry Christmas!

Great tutorial!!! Very clear & easy to follow, & well photographed!! Thanks for sharing it with us!!!

Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing. I can't wait to try this!

Just love this idea. Thank you for putting them on.

Clever! I'll have to try this.

these are great - so personable! thank you for sharing

Awesome tut Moonrise, thanks for sharing your tut.

Thanks for the tute!

This is really a neat idea. So many of my potholders are not thick enough and I still sometimes get burned. This are perfect and no burning of hands. The tute was perfect to understand, You did a great job! Thanks so Much :~)

Those are great.
I wouldn't top-stitch the small one until it is layered onto the large one. You only need to go around it once.

Yes, it can be done that way if you like. :)

Thanks for the tute Moonrise. I need to get back to sewing and quilting and this will do the job.

Thanks for that wonderful tutorial. I'm going to make a few of these. Happy Holidays.

Thank you for this tut. Great idea! I have everything I need on hand, and that second one, for the layer is easier to do than what I have been doing; measuring, cutting, ironing, and sewing on binding!

I don't know how I missed this wonderful tute at the time but want to thank you for sharing! Going to start making these for Christmas 2017!

Thank you for showing how to make these. I struggle sometimes with the edges of the potholder. This will take care of those places that somehow don't get sewn and ravel out.

thank you for sharing this easy way to make pot holders

Thanks for this wonderful tutorial.

This is right up my alley! I see myself making these and stacking up for Christmas gifts for next year! What great birthday gifts. Thanks for the tutorial.

I would like to use this method for mug rugs/coasters. Would you do it without batting, with 4 layers of material would they be thick enough? or just use one piece of batting? I feel like 2 layers of batting would make coasters too fluffy. Please let me know what you think..

Dee

Nice tut... thank you so much.

i have made 10 of these pot holders . they make up sew easy and quick.. nice idea on coasters and mug rugs.. i am sure you can make the coasters and mug rugs the same.. will find out.. thanks again

I love your tute. I have a hard time finding hot pads that match the colors in my kitchen. I also have a large fabric stash. I will definitely make some of these.

Great tut and clear directions. Thank u for sharing