Rag potholders

See this on Craft Gossip! Finally a tutorial!! I made up my mind that I HAD to get some sort of craft done lest I forget how. So here's the tutorial for the Braided Coaster/Potholder. The only difference between the two obviously is the size. For a coaster, cut 6 strips of fabric approximately 3/4" wide and 22-24" long. For a potholder, cut 6 pieces (or 9, depending on how big you want it) 3" wide and 1 yard long. Sound like a lot, but it really isn't. Now for the instructions: 1. Cut your…

Looking for a fun and eco-friendly way to create your own potholders? Look no further than your old t-shirts! With just a few simple steps, you can transform your worn-out shirts into colorful and durable potholder loops that are perfect for weaving.

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

My potholder collection has become pretty worn lately, so I decided to grab a $2 loom and teach myself how to make potholders from recycled tee shirts.

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.

Using the GO! Rag Die to make Raggedy Dishcloths and Pot Holders -a quick and easy project to make for yourself or as gifts!

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In 2010, I wrote up instructions and took pictures of how I make a rug for a series on Day to Day Adventures. That series has been extremely popular So I took all the posts in that series plus some new information and Rags to Rugs was born. I've added more details an

Learn how to easily make these fun and colorful fabric twine potholders from leftover fabric scraps in your stash.