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| Feed Sack Pot Holders 8 1/4" x 8 1/4" |
This set of pot holders are made up of 4" squares. I randomly stitched strips until it was 5" or so and trimmed to the desired size. The more feed sack prints and colors, the better!
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| Feed Sack Pot Holders 8 1/2" x 8 1/2" |
The strip squares are 3" separated with a 3/4" white sashing and finished with a 1" border.
They bring me back to my Grandma's kitchen! You know...the good old days!
Last set, I promise!!
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Feed Sack Pot Holders
8 1/2" x 8 1/2"
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I don't think I'm the only one who has to work there way through a stack of fabric until every piece is gone. Am I?! I might be a little obsessive sometimes!
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I love seeing your little projects. Thanks for taking the time to share them. This scrap project is a delight!
ReplyDeleteI get a bit crazy with scraps sometimes…and boy, do I love to use them up in little projects too!
DeleteI love these, they would make great presents. x
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable!!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute. A great little scrap project.
ReplyDeleteI may say it too much, but pot holders are a great way to use scraps!
Deletevery cute and bright - I really need to get some of the batting needed for these and make some up - mine really look bad right now and are just the regular store bought kind
ReplyDeleteI really love the red pin dot binding for this grouping. And no, you aren't the only one who can go down a rabbit hole. I hope your wisdom teeth removal went well! I've been thinking of you. :)
ReplyDeleteI love making things that bring back good memories. Great scrappy project and very useful!
ReplyDeleteVery cute pot holders, I really like the red binding and how it sets off the fabric prints.
ReplyDeleteAdorable! Such a lovely use of thin strips, too. Thanks for linking to Finished or Not Friday!
ReplyDeleteThese are just super cute, and they really do have that "Grandma's kitchen" vibe. Don't stop making them!
ReplyDeleteLove the piecing of the last set! Well done!
ReplyDeleteEvery time I try to use my scraps, another project comes up. I love your pot holders. I do have it in mind to get some pot holders made, I just couldn't promise when!
ReplyDeleteThese string blocks can be addictive! Your potholders are adorable and scrappy :)
ReplyDeleteIt doesn't matter if you make a full-size quilt or a pot holder, your quilts are always a pleasure and a delight. They are lovely Jayne.
ReplyDeleteThose are so fun and pretty! Definitely great for gifts!
ReplyDeleteA great scrap and gift project. No I am not one of the group. My scraps accumulate. Occasionally I cut them into usable squares and rectangles, and even less occasionally I start to combine them. Claire aka knitnkwilt
ReplyDeleteThese are fabulous Jayne! :) Love small fast projects like these! :) Thanks for stopping by and linking up!
ReplyDelete-Lindsey
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Gah, these are the perfect potholders! I am becoming more and more enamored of this feedsack/DS look. I wonder why? Anyways, I must pin.
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable!! Thanks!
ReplyDeletePretty and practical.....a winning combination.
ReplyDeleteI love 'em............Really cute. I will have to make some ! Heaven knows I have plenty scraps !!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your scrappy potholders. They are so pretty and cheerful...and I agree they do kind of transport you back to the good old days.
ReplyDeleteI don't throw away anything. Scraps big enough to cut into shapes that I use for scrap patterns get saved to be cut down. Scraps too small for that get added to the crumb block box. Those too small for that get added to a bin in the closet that I'll use to stuff cat pillows one of these days. Nothing goes to waste. :)