Quilt hot pads

The other day I needed a quick gift for a friend and decided I’d make a couple of hot pads / pot holders for her. These are a quick project and make a nice gift because you can completely customize the fabrics to fit the chef! (fabric used is Serenata from Riley Blake) Easy Hot Pad Tutorial by Andy Knowlton www.abrightcorner.com Materials Needed (for two hot pads) 1/4 yard each of two complimentary fabrics OR 2 fat quarters 1/6 yard coordinating fabric for binding 1/4 yard Insul-Bright** two…

Looking for a quilted gift for Christmas? Try making one of these quilted casserole dish-sized hot pads. Free Pattern perfect for gifting!

A super quick and easy way to make a potholder with scrap fabric you have lying around. These potholders are the perfect housewarming gift!

HOT POT MATS The cheats way! There are a lot of fabrics, especially Japanese prints which make fabrics ready made in quilting squares, the one I have uses I brought from a Fellow Folksy Seller, but tons to be found on Etsy. These squares are 2" square and as the pattern repeat was every 4 square I have made them 6" square. You will need Fabric cut to size 6 1/4" x 6 1/4" Wadding/Batting - over sized Backing fabric - over sized Bias Binding - up to 30" First lay the backing fabric face down…

Sew no binding hot pads effortlessly and create stylish and customizable hot pads for your kitchen using this simple tutorial.

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Quilted hot pads are great for making when you want to refresh your kitchen or whip up a quick gift. Hot pads are perfect for using up scraps of fabric or trying a new technique on a smaller scale.

Follow along with Jen in this beginner friendly sewing tutorial as she shows you how to make the Courthouse Steps Hot Pad featuring the Bess' Flower Garden b...

It’s Christmas time again and that means it’s time for gift giving. I love making SWEET little gifts for my friends and neighbors. This year I decided to make potholders from 2.5″…