Casserole carrier

With all these casserole carrier patterns, you are now ready to bring food anywhere you want! Each one of these carriers is great, but we'd love to hear what

Easy sewing tutorial to make a casserole carrier sleeve. The insulated casserole carrier tote bag makes transporting your favourite dish to any gathering easy and keeps the food warm, great for summer picnic, housewarming gift idea, dinner party.

If you know folks that go to a lot of pot lucks, here is a quick gift you can pull together, probably using some of your scrap stash. These casserole/pie carriers are super fast and easy to make. I do not claim to have come up with this great idea. You can google to see how others made this. For the most part I'm using The Crafty Gemini's idea. She did quilt her pieces and I did not. As always I usually have to tweak things a bit. I made some of these for gifts for last Christmas. Part of…

These casserole and pie carrier tutorials will help you travel in style during the holidays. They make great hostess gifts, too!

Carry your favorite casserole or dessert in style with this casserole carrier with wooden spoon handles. The carrier is insulated and will hold your favorite

Easy DIY Insulated Casserole Carrier This is a super easy DIY insulated casserole carrier that I modified from several that I found around th

Sew a DIY casserrole cozy tote to carry your home cooked meals in to your next pot luck dinner.

A wonderful present for the foodies on your gift list who love to share their homemade treats. The wraparound design includes a handy loop to clip a pot holder and an inside pocket for a serving utensil.

Are you ready for all the barbecues, potlucks, tailgating, and picnics in this year? The amazingly simple yet innovative Cassie Casserole Carrier Pattern is easy to sew and will have you ready for every event (plus be the talk of every party). The pattern includes a smaller square carrier that will hold an 8"x 8" or 9"x 9" (up to 22,9 cm x 22,9 cm) dish as well as a larger rectangle carrier that will carry a 9"x13" (22,9 cm x 33 cm) dish. The bottom and sides of the carrier are insulated…

This carrier will hold most round/oval casserole dishes and the smaller square dishes. I put my very large 3 quart round in it with no problems as well as my 2 quart oval. Materials needed - Cotton woven print for outer & straps, minimum 7/8 yd. Cotton woven coordinate for inner, minimum of 5/8 yd. Insulbrite insulating batting - minimum 5/8 yd. 2 D-rings, i use 1 1/2" here http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y109/SarahBethGraham/casseroletute1.jpg Step 1

You can sew the easiest casserole dish carrier pattern on the web and it’s free! This simple sewing tutorial uses cotton fabric and insulated batting to make a casserole carrier that you will love.

A casserole carrier is one extremely useful item you should have in your home. Not only will it help keep your dish warm, it’s also a convenient way to…

This is a downloadable pattern: When purchased, you will receive an email with a link to your pattern file.This product is also available as a Paper Pattern.Going to a pot luck dinner or bringing a casserole to a friend? Now you can keep your casserole warm and safe with this easy to carry Casserole Carrier pattern. There is even a handy pocket to bring along your utensils. Your friends will want one too! Just wrap up the casserole and go! Finished Sizes: 9" x 13" Skill Levels: Advanced…

PRICES MAY VARY. Double Deck Design: Measures 16.5" x 10" x 8.7". Expands with a zip-around feature, creating a second compartment. Perfectly accommodates two 9" x 13" casseroles or baking dishes for easy transport, making it ideal for large family gatherings or potlucks Superior Insulation: Insulated with EPE foam and lined with leak-proof aluminum foil, this carrier keeps food hot or cold for hours. Transport your favorite dishes with ease, knowing they'll stay at the right temperature for…

A simple fabric casserole carrier. A carrier like this makes it easy to transport casseroles, pie dishes etc. These carriers are not insulated, they are simple 2 layers of washable fabric. You can use them for hot or cold food but the carriers don't have much in the way of "keep it warm" properties. I chose to make them this way because here at Sum of their Stories our focus is on reusing old textiles and not buying lots of new. Old blankets could be used for insulation but this would…

After two weeks of not being in the craft studio, I needed to SEW ... the flannel fabrics for the rice bags were still out, so I made a quic...

Whip up a carrier that's perfect for transporting casseroles or cupcakes to potlucks. The chicken and egg fabrics are from the Metro Market collection by Ellen Krans for Robert Kaufman Fabrics.

Based on several examples on the internet- I made myself a casserole carrier. Pretty easy peasy. I cut a 22 by 22 inch square of two fabrics. Along with a 22 by 22 piece of Insul Bright. Clipped equal triangles of the corners. Turned in edges and top stitched. Made a strap and sewed it on. Then made the little loops that went over the handle. Done!