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6071Very nice. Have just been into the site where you said you bought the ITH one and they say it is NOT to be put in the microwave. Not sure you noticed this when you purchased. Hugs
52676Looks really good, still have not have time to try one. Would love to see your ith version.
10990The ones I made are oblong but I like the looks of yours better. We love the ones I made for holding our soup bowls. They are also good for holding a bowl of ice cream. Made the ones to bake potatoes in also and I like those as well. Have not had any thing happen while in the microwave so far. As someone said do be sure to use 100% cotton in all thread and materials.
574Looks great! Did you test it yet? I'm a tiny bit afraid to do one. I've got some special batting ordered. I think it's called wrap N zap.
158553Looking good and yes, it needed the embroidered quilting! LOL!
70753Nice one, Carolyn...have you found an ITH pattern for this yet?
313875Turned out nice. I also use them to put between bowls in cupboard.
4178118079looks good, but I don't put mine in the microwave..just for holding the hot dish when it comes out. Not necessary to buy special materials done my way. In spite of following instructions, I have had some 'scorching' of my potato bags. If I have to wrap potato in wet paper towel, then that should be enough for me. I think the bag primarily keeps a potato from exploding all over! and sometimes they do!!
10173I haven't been able to get the wrap n zap or cotton thread yet, but yours looks great. I do still want to try some. Hope you quilted it with the cotton thread......
109043I love these bowl hotpads for soup. But make sure EVERY thing is cotton. Where did you find a ITH design? or are you designing it?
Have you tried the potato bags? Here tortilla bags are a big hit.
Thanks for all the ideas. Sue
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