Rag quilt potholders

Make these quick and easy pot holders using the Accuquilt Go! rag die

If there is one thing you can never have enough of in the kitchen, it’s dishcloths and potholders! Using our GO! Rag Square you can sew these up in a jiffy! It’s a great way to use up scraps and use your rags in the kitchen!

I have already posted a blog on how to make a Handkerchief Rag Quilt so when someone asked me tonight "Where can I get the instructions to make a rag quilt?" I started thinking, I should write my own tutorial. I have learned a lot since making my very first rag quilts back in 2003. They were pretty thin and flimsy and the fluff was big and chunky. The seams were messed up and they didn't lay right because I was sewing, then cutting them wrong. Now I know what I'm doing. Here's how I make a…

This easy potholder project is a great way to make use of any excess quilt squares that you may have left over after completing a rag style quilt project. Or you can just start from scratch and...

Learn how to make your own homemade rag quilt 4th of July potholder hotpad. A quick and easy DIY sewing project with step by step tutorial video.

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

READY TO SHIP! These Rag Quilt Coasters come in a set of 4. Great for any room in the house and are perfect for gift giving. 3 layers of fabric, ... cotton top, flannel middle and either cotton or cotton flannel on the reverse side. They are quilted with the traditional "X". Pictures show front and reverse sides of the coasters. **PLEASE NOTE** Even though we do our best to make certain that the colors in our fabric photographs are accurate, please be aware that your display screen may…

So much fun was had this weekend as I played with my fabric and experimented with a new gift idea. I recall seeing this idea months ago, maybe on the Moda website, and have been waiting for a good time to try it out....Chenille Trivits (aka hot pads). So I pulled out a mixture of fun fat quarters and larger scrap pieces and let the fun begin. Materials Needed: 5 - 10"squares using 5 different fabrics 1 - 10" square 100% Cotton batting 1 - 2 1/2" x width of coordinating fabric (approx. 43")…

Emily's rag quilt

Chelsea Swindle on Instagram: "I taught you quilt as you go a few days ago and now it’s time to turn that beautiful square of quilting into a project! This adorable little potholder takes no time to make, and will cheer up your kitchen in a flash! Make sure you use the materials I direct you to in the video to ensure that you do not burn your hands! Insul-Fleece Link: https://amzn.to/4dn9YVC #quiltasyougo #potholder #sewingismyhobby #learntosew #sewingdiy #hobbies #diy #crafty…