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Easy Potholders
Easy Potholders
"With this super simple step-by-step tutorial with pictures, you can make your own cute potholders. They are an easy, quick sew that even a beginner sewist can do. These are a great use for some of your larger scraps of fabric. The tutorial walks you through each step of the process with pictures and a description. You can easily sew a few up in an hour. These potholders are great for housewarming or even Christmas gifts!"
Project TypeMake a Project
Time to CompleteUnder an hour
Sewn byMachine
Materials List
- 1/4 yard of cotton woven fabric
- 1/4 yard of Insulated batting (Insulbrite)
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Morehouse17
Oct 31, 2017
Msdeb21 made a really good point about using fat quarter squares. That would be one less step when creating these easy potholders. These would be a great new tradition as a gift during holidays. Potholders need replacing often and know you will get a few during the holidays would be something to look forward to.
smanneh 5298916
Apr 12, 2017
All of your ideas and project are very beautifull and helpfull. Thank very much
msdeb21
Apr 06, 2017
I don't have a sewing machine, but I think this looks a lot like the fabric quarters at the store. I wish I could make them another way, but my sewing by hand is atrocious! These are very cute, and would be a fun way for me to use all the quarters I've picked up over the years that I haven't used!
Delphine Bryant
Mar 31, 2017
I like to have simple items like this on hand to give away for all sorts of occasions. I volunteer a lot with many organizations and sometimes a family in crisis needs items. These are simple things can really make someone's day with things are not going well. I get to use up left-over material and make a difference at the same time.
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