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Thanks for the tut. Since I really, really need new pot holders this will be a quick way to get some. Also, I think I will use the opprotunity to practice some FMQ on them since they are for me.
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Originally Posted by Butterflyblue
Kathy Kat - nice work, I love the fabrics you used!
Patty S - my husband's work jeans are so stained and faded when he's done with them that potholder filling is all they are good for! I wouldn't want to use them in a denim quilt where you could actually see them. I have tons of denim jeans that friends have given me that I hope to make a couple quilts for picnic and beach use and a couple of tote bags. Now I know I can use some of it for potholders too. |
Thank you for the great tute.
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Great tutorial!! Would certainly like to see more are clear and concise as this one is!!!!! Keep up the good work!!
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Thanks for the tute, great rooster fabric in your pictures!
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Wonderful! Thanks so much for posting.
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I bet these are not as bulky as the ones you buy.......Thanks
Originally Posted by Butterflyblue
These potholders are as quick as I know how to make them - using the backing for binding cuts down a lot on time, for me. You can use a plain square of fabric for a top or any pieced block that you happen to have.
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Thanks looks like a fun project.
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Great tutorial! Thanks - can't wait to try this one out!
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This is just what I have been looking for .Thanks
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