Fabric trivet hot pads

All you need to stitch up a sweet Mini House Trivet designed by Minki Kim are some scraps from your stash and a little imagination!

Are you handy in the sewing room AND in the kitchen? If so, this tutorial is for you. Protect your counters and table with this large hot pad.

The other day I needed a quick gift for a friend and decided I’d make a couple of hot pads / pot holders for her. These are a quick project and make a nice gift because you can completely customize the fabrics to fit the chef! (fabric used is Serenata from Riley Blake) Easy Hot Pad Tutorial by Andy Knowlton www.abrightcorner.com Materials Needed (for two hot pads) 1/4 yard each of two complimentary fabrics OR 2 fat quarters 1/6 yard coordinating fabric for binding 1/4 yard Insul-Bright** two…

Creating fabric trivets has never been easier or more enjoyable! These homemade hot pads are practical and a fantastic beginner's project!

Learn how to sew a large homemade fabric hot pad for casserole dishes and large glass pans. A DIY project with a step-by-step tutorial video.

Whether you're a master chef or a novice saucier, you know how important it is to protect your kitchen surfaces from heat. Set down your steaming pots and scorching pans without damaging your counters with this Keeping it Cool Fabric Trivet Pattern! Made from fat quarters of fabric, these homemade trivets are filled with cotton batting so that the mat is thick enough to provide insulation. Want to make the trivet pattern decorative? Add some bias tape for a clean-cut finish, or leave it…

Learn How to Sew a Simple Potholder for Your Kitchen! This basic design is quick and easy, so you can actually use the potholders to handle hot food!

This pot holder and hot pad set are made with mini charm packs! Learn how to make them with this easy and beginner-friendly tutorial.

Learn how to sew oversized hot pads! These large, casserole dish sized hot pads make great gifts. It's the kitchen item I always needed and just never knew it. Check out the beginner friendly sewing tutorial at Pin Cut Sew Studio.

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

I stumbled on a sample of these pretty folded fabric hot pads and thought they would be a perfect quick project for the hope chest. They...

At the time of the writing of this blog post, I am almost 57 years old and I have not bought any pot holders. Ever. I have two thread-bare pot holders I received as wedding gifts and I have one made by my youngest daughter from one of her early elementary school classes (she is...Read More

Follow along with Jen in this beginner friendly sewing tutorial as she shows you how to make the Courthouse Steps Hot Pad featuring the Bess' Flower Garden b...

For a fun and quick sewing project, this free pot holder pattern is perfect for you! These cute square potholders are super easy to sew!

These Also Make Wonderful Gifts! Leftovers from your scrap bag will quickly come together into pretty trivets for protecting your table from hot dishes. Rickrack finishes the edges beautifully while hanging loops make them easy to hang in a handy place. Select 6 fabrics that work well together for each trivet. They can be your …

PDF and paper sewing patterns for purses, organizers, silicone heat resistant projects, and quilted projects.

Up-cycle old materials and fabric scraps to make a beautiful potholder, which doubles as a trivet. Free tutorial is posted to our blog!