Christmas hot pads

Strips and Scraps Are Perfect Reds and greens make a festive display in your kitchen, or sew them up in any color combo’s. Start sorting through scraps and select twelve strips per ornament, …

It’s Perfect for Scraps! Dig into your stash for this festive ornament shaped hot pad. Make it all one color, as shown here, or combine a number of colors for a more scrappy look. We can imagine several in various colors grouped on the kitchen wall, ready to be put to work. While you’re at …

Make Them in Scraps for Any Season! Strips left over from other projects can be quickly turned into charming pot holders using string piecing. This is a simple process that yields wonderful results. Start by choosing a combination of skinny strips that work well together. Leftover Christmas fabrics will produce lovely gifts. Make a few …

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

Last week i thought i would add some Christmas cheer to our kitchen/dinner table and make some Christmas Hot Pads... I have never made them before... even though they are so Quick Easy and really just Mini quilts with extra insulation... For those of you who aren't sure how to make em.... here's a few steps... And for those of you that are experienced quilters... well, just look at the pictures!! Step 1 - Make four little blocks...any style, and size... and col... Mine were 8.5" finished…

Our project for June's One Gift A Month Challenge is a Christmas Pot Trivet or Hot Pad to put your pans or casserole dishes on!

Are you looking for a great little gift to make for someone? Perhaps your child's teacher or a neighbor? This fun pot holder is quick to make because it uses the quilt-as-you-go method. It's a grea

The co-worker of a friend asked me to make her ten Christmas pot holders. I decided they had better get made now or Christmas would come and go and they wouldn't be done. Out came my Christmas fabrics, batting, Insulbright and the sewing began. I had enough bits and pieces of Christmas fabrics that I didn't need to cut into yardage. There are 12 pot holders here... two are for my friend. Making these in an assembly line made them go together quickly. They are ready to deliver! Happy…