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pot holders for friends in Britain. Both sets are from www.chantel CCQ055 (5x7) (Victorian) and CCQ 193 (8x8) (retro). Sewed out beautifully and the retro kitchen fabric is my favorite! No affiliation Suz

This is the month of flowers, wine and chocolate. I found this beautiful fabric with assorted chocolates. I wanted to make quick gifts for my ladies group. Here are three table runners and potholders. MMMMM good

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Utensil Towel set. Designs from Emblibrary, I did organize them a little differently though.

My ITH Towel Hanger and some Pocket Potholders for my SIL's Birthday...I was able to embroidery the just the pocket front with the free-arm on my 10-Needle...the back of the potholders are silicon....I think she will like these...Thanks for LQQKING!

Tea Cosy an potholders. Sewing paterns from Mutz and Owl from Cute Emb

Here is another design I tried out, to naturally go with the camping set. I added the words, hope you look and like! (I have never made a potholder before, but I think it came out ok-T

Kitty Potholders This pair is for a friend who loves cats. The cats designs are from here. I added the words with embird. Again they are based on Omas Place's Coffee Mug Rugs design. I just added two pockets. I like the brown cent

I just got my machine back from the "hospital" and made this quick potholder gift for my god-daughter Samantha. I love this design by basketkase for her. It stitched out perfectly!

Thankful for Good Friends potholder. Made for a friend as a gift for Thanksgiving. Love the way it went together but wish I'd had variegated thread to do the cornucopia. That's a problem with living out in the country - can't get those things when I th

More Potholders---Chefs Again based on Omas Place's Coffee Mug Rug. Just added two pockets. This pair will be for my aunt Vicki.

More Potholders (improved) with Puppy Font I redigitized the pockets. Changed the shape and size. I also made an effort to pull the lining piece really taut in the last step so it doesn't look so saggy under the two pockets. Again,

Here is a simple toaster cover and a potholder with attached pan handler. My son says the panhandler will be in the way. What do you think?

It has been so hot here, I decided I needed to cool off with this beautiful Snowflake which I stitched on a Pan Handler that I designed. These have a layer of Insul-Brite on the front and back. They are fully lined with no raw seams showing. I am think