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Pot Holder--Trivet Tutorial
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Cut your squares.
4.5" squares, or Charm Squares
9.5" square back fabric
1- 9.5 squares cotton batting -
Decide how you want squares arranged
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Sew top row together
Sew bottom row together -
Sew rows together
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Layer backing and top with right sides together.
Stack batting on top. -
Sew all sides with 1/4" seam allowance.
Leave an opening... about 3" wide. -
Clip corners, and turn right side out. Press opening under 1/4" and pin closed.
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Stitch at about 1/8"
Then topstitch about 1/2" from the edge -
Optional: quilt it however you would like
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KMOM14
17 Mar 12:52
Very professional looking and easy to understand tutorial. Also a great way to use up scraps of stash fabric into something useful.
Thank you for sharing it!