Thank you for this tutorial as I have tried making potholders and they just didn't look all that good. Now I can have good edging.

Great tutorial....now if I make 50 of these, I wonder if I can quilt them on the longarm? Hmmm, I will have to give this a lot of thought. You could make the mug mats like this as well....great tutorial, I will be referring to it again...and again, lol. Michelle G. in El paso

Well, as I do them, you don't hang them up. If you wanted to add a loop, you'd have to figure out a way. Maybe just tack it on the back? I've seen them done that way.

I have potholders in two places in my house - stacked under a cabinet and scattered over my kitchen table. Hanging them is kind of a foreign concept to me. :)

Thanks so much Butterflyblue those look so simple and I have a few "squares" of things that I can use. Would make Easy Easy Christmas Gifts too. Wow Thanks and I WILL show this to my mom. Is there a way that this can be emailed to me?

If there is a way, I don't know it. My only suggestion would be to cut and paste each individual post into a word document and then attach it to an email.

thanks for the tutorial, I am saving it in my bookmarks

Very nice. Thanks

What a great tutorial - I have several UFO's I think I can use up using this method.

I've been wanting to make some potholders - I love these, they have such personality and I like the way you show holding your binding in place. Thank you so much for sharing :)

I never can remember how to turn the corner up to make the miter corner. To me that was the best tip. Thanks. Trying to figure out how to include a loop. Think I have it in my feeble mind, just need to apply it.