Quick & Easy Pot Holder Tutorial

Quick and Easy Pot Holder Tutorial - This is a super quick sewing project and a great way to use up your fabric scraps.

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[wendyhobson]

You are so good. You are to the point no mus no fus.No long editorial on what the fabric it is, how to pin, picking thread off of the fabric while we patiently wait for the start of the project. I wish others would see how boring they are.Good job.

[dawnparker]

Finally a tutorial where the instructor doesnt ramble on and on!!! Thank you !! thank you.
Loved your tutorial easy to follow, very easy to understand. 10 Stars!! ⭐️🌟⭐️🌟⭐️🌟⭐️🌟⭐️🌟

[SherrysSheShedSewing]

Short and sweet with all the directions you need! Thanks!

[gloriacabeen]

Hi Wanda, Another couple of tips I've learned over the years (and that I use when I think of them!) are: when cutting out the pieces of fabric for the potholder, determine where you'll leave the gap for turning, and cut out a jog in the fabric for that area, usually about 3 inches long, to give yourself a little more fabric to work with when turning the seam allowance to the inside. The other thing is to shorten the stitch length as you come to and leave a corner to give it more strength and precision. After you're back on the side seam, lengthen it again. Do this for each corner.

[dianehoyt]

Loved your tutorial. So easy to follow, nothing complicated. Thank you for sharing.

[dellaclark]

Enjoyed this video I made one as I watched!!! So easy and pretty. Much better than store pot holders. 😊

[Bets]

Thank you so much for your easy tutorial. This is the ONLY potholder I was able to master. It came out adorable. What helped me was sewing the two main fabrics (leaving an opening) together first, then laying it on top of the batting and Insul-Brite and pinning in the middle, and the edges, and just going over the stitches from the main fabrics. You made it so easy to cut around first before turning right-side out. I also put my ribbon in the middle :). Thank you again!

[AnnieBarentine]

You made this an easy no fuss project for me… a beginner … thank you for clear instruction❤

[kymclinton]

So quick and easy and no annoying music I've made a round pot holders as well as when I open my coffee jar I've chipped the lid putting it down to hard sometimes when my arthritic thumbs play up I've now brought a new coffee jar who's lid I don't want to chip so the lid has a soft resting place I used some fat quarters with coffee pot pictures on one side and name of coffee on the reverse side I top stitched in a spiral

[christopherdriving]

Thanks for the video. Yours is by far the best and easy to make for newbie

[patriciaclough]

You made my day! I bought some material that had pumpkins on it and was so glad I kept searching for a pattern that would be perfect for my material. Thank you so much, I made 2 sets already in no time at all. Looking forward to you doing more simple and easy patterns for us sewers. Stay safe and healthy!

[gaylebrown]

Thank you for such a clear tutorial and I learned about getting rid of the bulk!

[nightmoongazer]

Great beginner project! I was looking for a nice video to show my youngest so they can watch someone other than me sew. Thanks for sharing.

[cynthiaesquibel]

I love them...especially with the triple stitching diagonally across the center. I've arthritis in both hands, and that little tip will make it so much easier to grab and hold onto hot pans! Now, a trip to the fabric store to get some of that heat proof batting...

[KelliTheNerd]

I was really struggling with making some pot holders for the holidays and came across your video. Thank you! Super helpful!

[lyndiastevens]

I use this tutorial all the time..best one I have seen and fast and easy ..thank you !!

[NO-czrw]

Thanks for this! You make everything so concise and clear. Ideal for beginners.

[bethrisley]

PERFECT tutorial! Lawdy you talk fast, I'm an ole Texas Southern Drawl person! But I loved this, exactly what I needed to crank out some potholders for a charity auction! thank you!

[sylviapineda]

you make it so easy - thanks- palm springs, ca.

[khyatisharma]

Very simple way thank you so much for this tutorial 😊