How to Make Heat-Resistant Oven Mitts and Pot Holders?
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I really miss the "personal touch" that is always included when you make your own. Even when it means making something as simple as a Heat Resistant Oven mitt or Pot holder.
When we learned to make our own bias tape, we discussed how hand-made items often out-last "Store bought" items. So I've been looking for a really easy pattern to get you started with making your very own Heat-Resistant Oven Mitts and Pot Holders.
In the past, I have had issues quilting the finished Oven Mitts and Pot Holders. Now, I can see that my problem was mostly due to the fact that I quilted mine as the final step with both sides already sewn together, The fabric is quite bulky when fully completed.
Then last week I happened upon this super easy pattern for making your very own Heat Resistant Pot Holders that includes a very easy way to include the quilting before the product is finished. Much easier than the way I had done it previously.
This pattern doesn't use our pre-made bias tape, but if you're like me-- the more patterns and alternatives, the better.
This pattern doesn't use our pre-made bias tape, but if you're like me-- the more patterns and alternatives, the better.
What I really like about these instructions for the Heat Resistant Oven mitts and Pot Holders is that important instructions about Insul Bright
are included as well (The Heat Resistant Material.)
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24 Assorted Spools Polyester Sewing Thread Full Size
Fiskars 8 Inch The Original Orange-Handled Scissors
Velvet Tomato Pin Cushion-Pink
Rimobul 3.5-3.8
Wrights 881426 Glass Head Multicolor Pins, 150-Pack
Everything Mary Desktop Pin Cushion Caddy, Turq/Chocolate






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