emt2004

So cute ! Like to have pattern.........Michele

emt2004

toomanyhobbies, I checked out that site and could not find the pattern,where did you see it on that site? Thank you, Michele

Mariposa

These are great! Neat idea for the ric-rac too!

Pink Dogwood

Oh my goodness they sure are cute! Love the effect the jumbo rickrack gives the edges. Thanks for sharing. Now I gotta go find some fruit fabric.

jennygrit

I LOVE LOVE these. I think they will go on my mile long list of things to make.

jillnjo

Adorable hotpads~wow, I need some myself and such a great gift idea!!

MarthaT

Those are just toooo cute! I'm afraid if I had those in my kitchen I'd keep getting hungry for real pie! LOL!

ranger

I found the basic pattern here:

http://artthreads.blogspot.ca/2012/0...otholders.html

Greenheron

You know, of course, that kitchens around the world will soon be graced by clones and variations of 'pie pads'.

DJ

Thanks, friends, for all the kudos and interest in my project. It warms my heart! This project was shown at our local “Creative U” on two separate occasions. Later, I found that I had purchased the pattern twice. My DD loves to make pies, so I thought they would be perfect for her. Of course, my other DD should have some . . . and a DFriend . . . and myself . . .

Susansomethings ~ Your DD’s cake is wonderful!

Here’s a link to the pattern I used:
Grandma Dot’s Fruit Pie Hot Pads: http://www.pacificfabrics.com/shop/p...t-pad-pattern/

If you can’t find the ric rac locally, you can order it here: http://www.theribbonretreat.com/Cata...FQWCQgodQQ4Ajw It’s the Jumbo size. Or you could gather up some fabric as shown here: http://sewing.about.com/od/homedecpr...tpourripie.htm

The pattern just calls for the ric rac sewn on flat, but I folded it in half and liked the look better. I “faced” the insulbright towards the top, so it’s more of a hotpad than a potholder.

Also, the “strawberry” is really raspberry.