Pie pot holder

With fall almost here and Thanksgiving just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to make these cute Lattice Pie Pot Holders. If you’re looking for a cozy fall sewing project this is it. They are so easy to make and also a great way to keep your hands safe when handling hot pie dishes during the holiday season and decorating your table for Thanksgiving. This DIY project is both practical and fun, making it the perfect addition to your Thanksgiving preparations.

Make a delicious pie trivet - tutorial available at https://www.quiltfabrication.com/2021/04/lattice-fruit-pie-trivet.html

Cherry Pie Potholder DIY (click through for tutorial)

Bring some stylish nostalgia to your kitchen with this cute Lattice Pie Pot Holder Free Crochet Pattern. This style accessory is easy to make.

Designer: Cindy Staub of Quilt Doodle Designs Supply List ¼ yard tan fabric for lattice and ruffle 10” square tan fabric for backing 10” square fabric for pie filling, red- cherry, blue- blueberry, pink- raspberry etc. Batting 1-2 10” squares or 10” square Insul-Brite 1- ½” button to match pie filling fabric OLFA 4

Fall can mean lots of things to different people, but in the food world, it especially means baking! Now is the time for the smell of fresh baked pumpkin cookies, breads, and pies to fill your home (and your belly as well!). In honor of baking season, I thought it would be fun to create a cute…

Fall can mean lots of things to different people, but in the food world, it especially means baking! Now is the time for the smell of fresh baked pumpkin cookies, breads, and pies to fill your home (and your belly as well!). In honor of baking season, I thought it would be fun to create a cute…

I had so much fun making these Fruit Pie Potholders. A big batch of fresh peaches on the fabric, "lightly baked" bias tape and light brown rick rack for the crust (pie looks like it just came out of the oven). 9-1/2" in diameter. Pocket on back to make it easier to hold hot dishes. Hanger attached. All my potholders/trivets are made with one layer of Insul-Bright and a second layer of 100% cotton batting to provide the best protection from heat. These pie potholders have a third layer of…

Cherry Pie Potholder! Classic look to enjoy all year round

Here's another project you can make using scraps you have on hand or purchased fabric just for the project itself. Scrap sewing at its best....

As the fall season arrives and gatherings around the Thanksgiving table draw near, it’s the perfect time to create a Scrappy Quilted Pumpkin Pot Holder – a delightful project suitable for quilters of all levels.

I think the blackberry pie potholder is my favorite.

Mmmm .... I love pie! My mom and I saw lattice top pie potholders in a fabric shop awhile ago - no patterns left, but I thought how hard could it be to come up with one? And I always need pot holders. I think my kitchen is potholder hell - they never last long. I burn them, stain them, accidentally cut them, ... but mostly burn them! Materials for two potholders: *fat quarter of fruit fabric *about 1 yard of crust-colored fabric *Insulbrite insulating fabric *Steam-a-Seam Two Use something…

A super quick and easy way to make a potholder with scrap fabric you have lying around. These potholders are the perfect housewarming gift!

Lattice pie trivet tutorial

Fruit pie potholders

Fall can mean lots of things to different people, but in the food world, it especially means baking! Now is...

Here's another project you can make using scraps you have on hand or purchased fabric just for the project itself. Scrap sewing at its best. Use this as a jumping off point. There are no rules written in stone. I've learned from others, so I now pass this along to you. A fruit pie potholder. I photographed my first attempt at one of these, so it's way far from perfect. I'm making more for Etsy and as gifts. Here's the basic how to: The usual tools - well, the plate's not too usual. It's the…