Microwave bowl potholder
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Love the bowls. I have made several and people seems to enjoy being able use them in the microwave. I have added one more step (after making a few). Hope this makes sense.....I take a piece of paper and make a round circle to fit in the bottom of the bowl (use your judgement on size). Pin it in then sew around it, move out another 1/4 inch and sew another. This really gives the bowl some stability.
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Very nice!!! I made one for my DD for Christmas. It was my first attempt and turned out much better than expected. When I told her a lot of people use it when eating ice cream she got really excited. (I swear she would eat a pint a day if there weren't so many calories in it.) But I told her not to put it in the microwave - too many people report they catch fire.
If they use the potholder to cook items, it could smoke, due to the poly. OR Do not heat more than 1 minute at a time.
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Love the bowls. I have made several and people seems to enjoy being able use them in the microwave. I have added one more step (after making a few). Hope this makes sense.....I take a piece of paper and make a round circle to fit in the bottom of the bowl (use your judgement on size). Pin it in then sew around it, move out another 1/4 inch and sew another. This really gives the bowl some stability.
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