Quilted casserole trivet

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PDF and paper sewing patterns for purses, organizers, silicone heat resistant projects, and quilted projects.

Our project for June's One Gift A Month Challenge is a Christmas Pot Trivet or Hot Pad to put your pans or casserole dishes on!

From Microwave To Table Not a carrier or a hot pad, a casserole dish cozy fits casserole dishes just right. Find just a 1/2 yard of fabric, plus a 1/2 yard of batting and make your own within an ho…

Learn to sew large pot holders for casserole dishes with my beginner friendly sewing tutorial! You can watch the video instructions and grab the printable pdf pattern. Oversized pot holders make great, unique handmade gifts! I’ll teach you how to cut, sew, and quilt your pot holders, plus how to sew

Learn how to sew oversized hot pads! These large, casserole dish sized hot pads make great gifts. It's the kitchen item I always needed and just never knew it. Check out the beginner friendly sewing tutorial at Pin Cut Sew Studio.

Chelsea Swindle on Instagram: "I taught you quilt as you go a few days ago and now it’s time to turn that beautiful square of quilting into a project! This adorable little potholder takes no time to make, and will cheer up your kitchen in a flash! Make sure you use the materials I direct you to in the video to ensure that you do not burn your hands! Insul-Fleece Link: https://amzn.to/4dn9YVC #quiltasyougo #potholder #sewingismyhobby #learntosew #sewingdiy #hobbies #diy #crafty…

A Little Hexie Spiral Goodness For Your Next Potholders Having a couple of fun potholders in the kitchen makes all the difference. These cute and colorful hexagon potholders made entirely from scra…

Follow along with Jen in this beginner friendly sewing tutorial as she shows you how to make the Courthouse Steps Hot Pad featuring the Bess' Flower Garden b...

Follow this quick and easy tutorial to learn how to sew quilted placemats using batting. An excellent project for beginner quilters.

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Celebrate Summer Sewing and stitch a Folded Hot Pad. This red, white, and blue sewing project is stitched with four fat quarters and Pellon’s Insul-Fleece

Gift A Set Any Time of Year A quilted hot pad for a casserole sized dish is the perfect piece to add to your kitchen. Sew a couple in time for up coming festive dinners and family gatherings. Chris…

Whether you're a master chef or a novice saucier, you know how important it is to protect your kitchen surfaces from heat. Set down your steaming pots and scorching pans without damaging your counters with this Keeping it Cool Fabric Trivet Pattern! Made from fat quarters of fabric, these homemade trivets are filled with cotton batting so that the mat is thick enough to provide insulation. Want to make the trivet pattern decorative? Add some bias tape for a clean-cut finish, or leave it…

It’s Christmas time again and that means it’s time for gift giving. I love making SWEET little gifts for my friends and neighbors. This year I decided to make potholders from 2.5″…

Thanksgiving handmade casserole hot pad with autumn wreath with fall color leaves design and Live in Gratitude sign on the front cotton fabric, on the back acorns and fall color leaves fabric design. Quilted with unique pumpkins and leaves shaped stitching design. A really useful and unique kitchen gift! Our large fabric hot pad trivets make the perfect baking accessory and a must have for any kitchen. We use cotton fabric with fun colorful designs, unique shape designs in our quilting…

Hello Friends! Don’t you love this time of year? We live on a farm in Tennessee and the grass is so green and so gorgeous right now – this is my favorite time of the year! I’m pretty busy outside in the spring and summer and sometimes sewing and crafting has to take a back…

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