As promised, a tutorial for this eezie-peezie project. I cut two 12" squares of cotton fabric and two more of all cotton batting.
Quilted the batting to each fabric square.
Sewed darts in the center of each side. I started at 1/2" and ended at zero about an inch from the center of the block.
I did the same on the gray block.
Right sides together, I stitched the blocks all around...leaving an opening to turn. Hand stitched the opening and finished with some machine topstitching. Now wasn't that easy?
Note: no metallics or synthetics in this project, please, because it goes right into the microwave.
Yep add little top stitching and there you have it!
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I'm still thinking about your last post with those row yo yo's....what magazine is that project in please? Nifty gave me a ton of yo yo's when I visited her in Seattle and I haven't used them yet :0)
Happy Sewing
Great idea might have to make some of these for presents.
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Very nice! Knowing my family they'd fill the dish to the brim and spillage would ruin the pristine look. But that will not deter me from making some.
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