Bread basket liners to match towels.

Wow a few years ago i made these on each corner i embroideryed there names etc.I had sew much fun !!!Yours look very nice !!!Carolyn

very good!

Very pretty, *4u

Oh my goodness, someone pulled this up from 2 years ago. I guess it is new all over again. Kay

Thanks for the instructions, I'll have to give it a try for my 4 kids for thier gift box. It will be easy to make for others too.

These are so nice, better than just a napkin.....thanks for sharing.

Great project kay...you did good!!!!

I guess here is another project for Christmas to put on my list... It keeps growing, humm? Will I finish everything in time? hehehe.

Very nice!
*4all friends!

My mom used to have a liner like this one...this is exactly what I was looking for to use in my new basket...now I have to find some cool material...thanks for sharing!

Very nice *4U

I'd like to have a go at these too, hope you don't mind me using your instructions. Jo

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by lllcopeland3 09 Oct 2009

How can I go about getting a pattern for this?? I have searched everywhere.....
Thanks

Thanks, I love this! *4u

These are great gift ideas thanks for sharing.

Very nice. Thanks for sharing the photo and instructions with us!

great looks good

These r very nice & useful *4U

Great idea. I used to do rather small circles, with ruffled rather wide edge. Hard to iron and not as nice as this. Thank you for sharing.

These are very nice. I haven't seen them like this before. Thanks for the instructions

I love these. I use flour sack towels for my bread baskets, but I am going to make some of your beautiful liners. Thanks so much for sharing!

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by shirlener88 16 Aug 2008

good to see you here, again!

they look great

Great ideal

They look nice. *

i didn't pull my original paper pattern but took measurements of project. I know some one gave me one for Christmas and also inherited one from a great aunt. She had some beautiful linens. Anyway the measurements are as follows: on a piece of paper cut 18 1/2" square. also make a 6" across circle and fold in half. Now take half circle and place in middle of each side and trace around inner edge. That's it. Cut 2 and turn right side out and stitch opening closed. If you like insert jumbo rickrack or piping, it makes it twice as easy to turn. Enjoy. Now you don't have to use a good napkin to line bread or roll basket!!!

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by shirlener88 16 Aug 2008

Thanks Kay for the instructions and how to make a pattern. *4U

Very pretty

Great idea Katy, would also love the pattern

Very petty.

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by katydid 15 Aug 2008

Thanks

Where can we get this pattern? I like it very much.*4u

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by katydid 15 Aug 2008

I just made it up. I got one for Christmas one year and thought I can make that. I'll have to take some measurements for you.

by colonies1 20 Aug 2008

thank you my email is nh2ak@hotmail.com I would appriecate that very much.

Oh Kay, these are nice - I bet everyone wants a couple of these. I would. What size is this pattern?

Very pretty. What size are they? It's a clever design. *4U

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by katydid 15 Aug 2008

I'll post measurements. Have to cook Miss Charlie's chicken now.

they will make lovely christmas gift sets ...*4u

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by katydid 15 Aug 2008

Thanks, I have been making these for 20 years and I used to keep a good stock pile on hand, but they have dwindled down. I will cut out a dozen at a time and sew them between other projects and while embroider machine is stitching. I don't leave the room when embroidery is running.