Norah

I sewed around before I turned them, but you didn't do it after as well? Also, can I tack the center if it is gapping a little? My second set of corners turned out better, but I see I need practice there. These are kind of FUN. Thanks for the pattern. I will try to get pics for you.

Yvonne

Randy,
Thank you for the download. I had the hardest time understanding until I downloaded the file and enlarged the pictures. I think this old brain has it figured out now. Time left to run make a couple for my niece and sister-in-law. Won't they be surprised!
Thanks again,
Yvonne

Yvonne

Hello,
It's me again,
I just whipped up one fantastic hot pad! Wow! That is a wonderful pattern. Quick, easy and cute when you finish.
I love projects like this.

Randy

Hi Norah!
Tack away if the center gaps a bit. I'm pretty sure some hot pan won't mind at all. These are very easy and quick, aren't they?

Merry Christmas to all!
Randy

Randy

Hi Yvonne:
I'm so sorry you had trouble trying to figure out my directions...it's hard for me to read and do...I do better with SEE and do so I'm glad the download helped you out and made the directions clearer.

Have a great Christmas!
Randy

Yvonne

I have discoverd I am a visual learner! :o))

My sister and I have an ongoing joke about, "Oh, there are words to read too!" We like the pictures obviously but the words are a big help too. :lol:

dcurvey

I made a bunch of trivits that can be enlarged to make a potholder. The trivit was based upon a 9 patch-pattern. Inside I got some heat resistent material for the batting.

Once I find my pattern I will let you know the dimensions...this is where I always get into trouble. :(

Ok, I'm back and the place is messier but I found it. Each square is 3 1/2.

Strip piecing: 3 strips of 3 1/2 from fabric 1 and 2
3 strips 3 1/2 inches of a solid coordinating fabric

strip set 1 use fabric 1, sew solid fabric along the long edge, sew fabric 2 along the long edge of the solid.

strip set 2 use a solid strip, sew a strip 1 toe the long edge, sew another solid to the long edge.

Use rotary cutter to cut these into 3 1/2 segments.

colour 1 @
colour 2 #
solid X


piece together
@ X #
X @X
# X @

mamalou

Hi,Randy,would you mind sending the pattern to my e-mail
[email protected]
I am also looking for a pattern of Seven Sisters,if anyone
knows where I could find it ,I would appreciate it.
Thanks in advance Mama Lou.

mamalou

Randy I didn't see the directions before I asked for them
Thanks anyway Mama Lou.

annette

hi do anyone have a very easy potholder pattern that i can make and copy, i really don't understand the direction on the video and the one Randy made i wish i could see it i'm a vision and hand on person, i hope i'm not asking too much. Thanks in advance Annette. oh this is a project for my church.