Insulbrite sewing projects

My Nan doesn't have any pot holders or oven mitts to use when she is cooking, she usually just uses dish towels. So I decided to make her some as a gift! I've been making an effort to use my scraps la

This fabric is perfect for hotpads, oven mitts, flat iron and curling iron cases, casserole carriers and much more. It's versatility and ease of use makes this product a winner in my sewing arsenal.

Quilted potholders are fun, quick to make, and they are a really nice little gift… try this free Quilted Pocket Potholder Tutorial.

Easy sewing project for the kitchen that you can do in under an hour to make a DIY fabric bowl cozy from quilting cotton fabric.

This oven mitt sewing tutorial is easy and fun to follow. Learning to sew your own oven mitts is a great way to freshen up the look of your kitchen. Get rid of those old yucky mitts! These also make a fantastic gift for friends and family. You will need cotton fabric, batting and insulbrite batting to sew these oven mitts. There is a link to my blog to download the free tutorial. Created by Virginia Lindsay of Gingercake Patterns

A free tutorial for you on how to sew a Hexagon "quilt as you go" Hot Pad. Use scraps of fabric and a piece of insulbrite with quilt batting and follow my tutorial or download a free PDF.

Learn how to use fusible interfacing with our beginners guide. Includes tips for removing creases too.

Here are 30 free patterns you can learn to sew in just 10 minutes. Almost all of these DIY projects require only beginner-level expertise.

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

Make school and office lunches easier with DIY reusable sandwich bags and snack bags. And, you can customize them using different fabrics!