Another set of kitchen quilts: Little Aster (upper left) and Bow Tie (lower right) made from orphaned quilt blocks, one paper pieced crazy patch, and one courthouse steps pattern. Two of these have a product called Insul-Bright and a layer of cotton batting inside, making them suitable for use as a potholder. The Insul-Bright is a needled insulated lining recommended for hot pads, oven mitts, tea cozies, etc. These are a cute addition to a country table.
Charlotte
These are wonderful Charlotte! I love the patterns and the colorful fabric. You should start a little shop:)
ReplyDeleteI love your little bowtie hot pad - these are all so nice, I need to get some of that insulate. do you send for it or get it locally?
ReplyDeleteI love those! Wonderful pot holders and maybe mug mats!!
ReplyDeleteOh these are so pretty. What a great idea. The designs and colors are real cheery and fun.
ReplyDeleteThanks for talking about the Insul-Bright. I wondered what to use to make a mitt or potholder more heat safe. I'm going to go and look for some of that right now. I would love to make some for my kitchen.
Thanks s much. Wishing you a wonderful week. :)
My daughter gave the Insul-Bright to me; I think I remember seeing it in the fabric department at Wal Mart.
ReplyDeleteLinda I gave two away this morning.
I love these! You do such a beautiful job! Do you ever sell your quilting? Do you have an Etsy? You would do well if you did! These are charming!
ReplyDeleteThese are so charming and sweet! Love them!
ReplyDeleteIt would be hard to choose a favorite...leaning toward the crazy patch (Did you give it away?). I also think you would do well with a shop.
ReplyDeleteAwe, these are so pretty. You come up with some awesome ideas.. I'll have to try those when I get my sewing machine back from the doctor.lol. It was acting upon me and has needed a tune up for a while. I usually tune it myself but this time it was a no go. You take care, Susie xo
ReplyDeleteDear Charlotte ~ those are wonderful. They are so homey and country looking. Your work is lovely.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind comment on my blog.
FlowerLady
These are so cute! Nice way to use up little orphan blocks.
ReplyDeleteOoooh~ these are wonderful, Charlotte!! I love the one with the circle block pattern, and the one on the bottom right. (Not sure what they call that pattern, but it sure is pretty!)
ReplyDeleteOh, I just saw it at the first of your post, Charlotte~ I think it is the bow-tie one! (?) LOVE those colors!
ReplyDeleteThose are so pretty and useful too! You do great work, Charlotte! I hope you have a nice weekend. :)
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