making potholders
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making potholders
I have always made my potholders like I do quilts when I am done I sew on the binding.
I have read someplace where it is done where you sew around the edge and leave an opening
for turning. I was wondering can you put several pieces of batting? I assume that after you turn it
is when you machine quilt the pot holder. I think I would like to try this and avoid doing the binding on
small pieces. Any help with instructions?????????
Thanks
I have read someplace where it is done where you sew around the edge and leave an opening
for turning. I was wondering can you put several pieces of batting? I assume that after you turn it
is when you machine quilt the pot holder. I think I would like to try this and avoid doing the binding on
small pieces. Any help with instructions?????????
Thanks
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Here is a tute for making pot holders using the "birthing" method
http://blog.craftzine.com/archive/20...quilted_p.html
http://blog.craftzine.com/archive/20...quilted_p.html
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I like a thicker pot holder than the one with the link usually. There is a 10 minute potholder on you tube that is quite neat and can be padded heavier and has no binding. I made some and they turned out cute.
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