Boy you are a great teacher! Very clear and slow enough. I wanted to give up. But this 68 yr old is going to try again!! Glad I found you. I subscribed to see what else I can learn from you.
@@ShabbyFabrics Wow!! I did it! I had to keep stopping the video but I followed you and did it! I am going to keep making these until I get it "down pat" and my whole family has them! Thanks so much for your belief in me and your excellent video. I am a fan of yours for life!
So.... I just made my first square hot pad. This is what I learned. You must be extremely precise both in cutting and especially in folding and ironing. The starch is essential. Use only enough glue, not too much. It’s messy and it soaks through to the appliqué sheet and makes your pad damp. Take your time lining things up-mine ended up a little wonky-but hey first attempt. For quilting I used the erasable pen so I had lines to follow-I’m not as seasoned a quilter as Jen. Remember to use one thread for bobbin thread and another for top stitching if your fabrics are different. I goofed on that big time. All together it was a really fun project and I’m off to make my second third fourth.....❤️
Thank you for all those amazing tips! I am sure all our subscribers appreciate that useful information. Thank you for watching our channel and that you continue to challenge yourself to make more and more of these.❤️ - Yajaira
When I made my first round pot holder watching your channel, we stitched down each row. I discovered it was easier to fo it the way you showed here. I glued each row and then just stitched across all the way across all the way across. There was so much less bulk from the thread! Just like you did on this I one! I love these pot holders and today I'm going to make the square one in your video. I love the pocket technique for the binding & use it in my quilts, also! Thank you for such easy to folliw videos. They make learning so much easier!
I used to make the round ones for display in a hoop. I learned the technique in a quilting class in the late 1980s, and this was an old technique then. It's nice to things resurface and be enjoyed anew!
This is a perfect project for the prairie point tool. I made some of these hot pads and gave them as gifts. They are so much fun to make….I love choosing the fabric the best…and people think I’m so talented!🤣
We are very glad you enjoy making these hot pads! The Prairie Point Tool is a definite staple in our sewing room too- and don't sell yourself short- you are very talented! 💖 -Michelle
Thank you so much for such an amazing video. I have to say you are such an awesome teacher. I love how you explain WHY u are doing something and what the end result will be. Thank you for helping us with these amazing patterns. My friend and I get together to make Shabby Fabric designs with you in the background on the tv. The three of us have a great time!! Ha ha ha Thanks again!!! We just finished the towel toppers and the pot holder is next!!!
Love the way you explain how and WHY and what to watch out for things that might be a problem. I will be watching lots of your Shabby Fabric Tutorials!!
The square seems a lot easier than the circle one. Loving this pattern and going to purchase it today. Thanks for all your suggestions and help with this project.
I really like the close up on how to make the mitered corners. I would be inclined to press the corners before the stitch in the ditch to help keep them in place. I appreciated all the details in this video. Never too old to learn something new. And such lovely project. I think I'm going to get a head start on gifts. There are so many occasions where these would be perfect.
Beautiful! I use my zipper foot to sew on my binding. It tracks perfectly along the ditch and I can set my needle position closer to the binding without fear of sewing over it.
You are an absolute life saver. Being in lockdown I ordered the Folded Star Stencil thinking that looks easy . 2 mths Later it has arrived and I have NO IDEA how to use them . Im a total beginner at this quilting but not sewing and I had no idea how to do the binding so thankyou for that . Yes there are still newbies lol your a great teacher and Icant wait to get started :)
We are very glad that you found this tutorial helpful! We love our Plum Easy patterns and we're glad that you are starting your quilting journey. You can find our Beginner Quilting videos here: ruclips.net/video/UfsBndEvF78/видео.html 💖💖💖 -Michelle
Newbie to your channel, just subscribed. I love this tutorial, thank you for showing all the steps, especially the complete binding, as I’m new to all of this. I loved that fabric, but it must be all gone. I look forward to future videos. Thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️
Hi Donna. We are very glad that you enjoyed this tutorial. This fabric is from the Anastasia collection, and we do have a few pieces left, which you can find here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/c5204/fabrics/fabrics-by-collection/anastasia Thanks so much for watching and stay tuned for fresh projects! 💖 -Michelle
I like this pattern and ordered the pattern. Today I cut and folded and ironed. Thank you for doing this video. I would never have finished without you!
You are so welcome! Be sure to check out the new Folded Star Square Hot Pad that recently came out. Here is the link to that: www.shabbyfabrics.com/folded-star-squared-hot-pad-kit-poinsettia-and-pine-black-P99879.aspx?ref=SearchAutocomplete - Yajaira
So pretty! You are really easy to listen to and I always love your tutorial videos! I always learn something new. Also, you have the most gorgeous hair!
What a beautiful project! I've been looking at this since you sent the email wondering how to make it. It's so gorgeous. I love your tutorials and lovely products.
What a beautiful pattern, especially with the colors and large print! I would make this in red, white, and blue! So many holidays to use it on! Memorial Day, Flag Day, 4th of July, Veterans Day, which was inspired by Armistice Day, November 11th! Love your videos!
OMGosh! I have so much scrap fabric just itching to be hot pads! And my crazy pattern combining is perfect for this project..... I think the Monet and the Picasso in me are screaming to be released into hot pad land. Ordered 12 templates but I bet I will want more. Christmas presents here I come...😂💕
Awesome tutorial! Thank you so much for slowly and with explanation going through all the steps to complete this beautiful piece. I may actually need to shop now! LOL!!!
the best video i've found for showing how to make these. I do have one question: Does the poly thread melt when using the hot pads on a hot handle of a pot?
We have subjected our hot pads to various heat tests without experiencing negative consequences. More likely, the fabric will burn before the thread does. Please note that we have not used these for a "fresh off the stove hot iron skillet". Hope this makes sense!! -Michelle
Use 100% cotton thread for hot pads as polyester melts at higher temperatures. 100% cotton may scorch, but it won’t melt on your cabinets, pots, pans or bakeware. Ask me how I know this. Yeah, a cast iron skillet and 2 loaf pans ruined by using poly thread. Along with a section of cabinet. I used the pot holders on the cabinet & set the hot bread pans on the hot pads to cool for a minute. The skillet, I was taking it off the burner and the handle was hot enough to melt the thread while I was holding the skillet. You can bet I set it down fast. Only minor burns that I treated at home. Please learn from my experience and don’t use anything made of polyester in the kitchen.
Thanks for the video. I recently bought the pattern but was a little confused on how to make it. Your video made everything so much clearer. Everything came out good except for my binding. My stitching didn't always catch the back binding. Any tips on how to be sure you catch the back when sewing in the ditch from the front?
Love this tutorial, your explanations and demonstration is easy to follow. Sorry if I missed this step, but, what did you use for a batting to deflect the heat so you don't get burned? I didn't see it mentioned in the supply list.
This is definitely beautiful, i like the square one...plan to make one, or two for my both mother. One of them will be framing as she has much bunch holders, and they appreciate beautiful work, so to last longer, is 👍 Wow...and thank you ! Great work
I think I like this better than the circle. If it is a hot pad and want to use insulating material, How much would I have to adjust the fabric to cover the make it easy to bind and not be too bulky.
Thanks for watching! You may try cutting the insulating material just smaller than the project. That way, the size will stay the same and you can bind without difficulty! Did you see that we just released the square version in a few new colors? www.shabbyfabrics.com/Kits/Hot-Pads.aspx -Carolyn
I very been working on one from yesterday, and finally finished it today it was a tough one. It was brutal on my machine. I dont know what I did to make it so thick. I used a jeans needle too. I ended up having to hand sew the binding on the back. I also used a walking foot to help, widened the stitch and went very slow. The first one I made went great.
Yes, sometimes those layers can be a bit tricky, depending on the type of machine you are sewing on. We are proud of you for completing the hot pad! Thanks for watching!! -Michelle
I really like these and would love to try to make one. It's been a long time since I've done any real sewing though, so I would definitely need a kit. My colour choices would include green and fall colours, or Christmas colours. Can't decide.
Yes! You can purchase this kit in particular when you click on this link: www.shabbyfabrics.com/folded-star-square-hot-pad-kit-anastasia-P98642.aspx?ref=SearchAutocomplete - Yajaira
Thanks for such a great video! I'm anxious to make my first ones. How does the mono poly thread hold up with the high heat in the pot holder version of the folded star?
This is a great tutorial! Happy that you liked it! For the monopoly, we have tested these and the monopoly seems to hold up just fine. Heat-wise, your fabric would most likely burn before the monopoly melts, so we would not recommend putting a “fresh from the oven” cast iron skillet on these, but they do work well as pot holders and hot pads. Hope this helps! - Abby
Love this - and the round. Curious: why just batting and not insul bright in place of the batting? I imagine it's won't cause the earth to tilt off its axis if I use the insul instead of batting, -- right? Thanks. Love your site and patterns!
@@ShabbyFabrics I will use I s’il rite when I will make mine. Should I put 2 layers? I have never made hot pads. I’m looking forward to making them, for myself and for gifts,they’re so beautiful! 🌸🌺
I'm absolutely new to everything I'm seeing here. I just bought a sewing machine and started a few weeks ago with tote bags. As a beginner, do you think this could be a project for me? My machine is a Brother. I wonder if the presser foot you refer to is available for my machine. This is a great video. I'll have to do quite a bit of shopping to start this!!
We are very glad you're enjoying your new craft! This could definitely be a project for you- it would depend on your skill and confidence level, but as you know, we have many tutorials to help you out! The presser foot Jen mentions is specific to the Bernina machine, but a comparable one for the Brother is probably the F057 patchwork foot. Hope this helps! 💖 -Michelle
Question.. in the video it appears that the binding did not fully catch when you stitched it on, did I see that right? I have a very difficult time making sure mine are lined up. How would you fix this? Beautiful hot pads!
Great question! One of the best ways to make sure that your binding is all lined up is using the wonder clips that she uses in the video. It helps keep things secured and in place. Another recommendation that you can try is pressing it down. Hope this helps. - Yajaira
If you don't want to use monopoly thread, u can use a nutual color thread. Test the color of ur thread by laying a strand across the fabric. One that is a little darker tends to hide better. Shorten ur stitch length just a little. Do a test on some scrap fabric 1st and see how it goes. It's amazing how much that little thread line disappears. :) Using an all purpose cotton or cotton/poly blend works best.
Love your videos! You are so thorough, and fun. I am looking at this pattern after making the Morning Star version, and was wondering if the corner pieces are also called Prairie Points too, or does that fold type have different name?
Great tutorial! Question regarding the binding- is there an advantage to using the sleeve method demonstrated vs. the more traditional quilt technique of a diagonal seam? Thank you!
Sure! A simple explanation would be "Starch is used to stiffen fabrics such as shirt collars and cuffs, while sizing is used to add body, “crispness” and “hand” to garments." [ everythingwhat . com]. We find the sizing spray we use to give us the stiffness we need without compromising the integrity of the fabric. We prefer the end result of using a sizing spray instead of traditional starch. Hope that makes sense! -Michelle
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Boy you are a great teacher! Very clear and slow enough. I wanted to give up. But this 68 yr old is going to try again!! Glad I found you. I subscribed to see what else I can learn from you.
You've got this, Kathy!! Take your time and remember that "a person who makes few mistakes makes little progress." We believe in you. 💖 -Michelle
@@ShabbyFabrics Wow!! I did it! I had to keep stopping the video but I followed you and did it! I am going to keep making these until I get it "down pat" and my whole family has them! Thanks so much for your belief in me and your excellent video. I am a fan of yours for life!
We're very glad that this project was successful for you! Thank you for your feedback. Now, go make more!! 💖 -Michelle
I am but the hard part now is the binding! Haha
So.... I just made my first square hot pad. This is what I learned. You must be extremely precise both in cutting and especially in folding and ironing. The starch is essential. Use only enough glue, not too much. It’s messy and it soaks through to the appliqué sheet and makes your pad damp. Take your time lining things up-mine ended up a little wonky-but hey first attempt. For quilting I used the erasable pen so I had lines to follow-I’m not as seasoned a quilter as Jen. Remember to use one thread for bobbin thread and another for top stitching if your fabrics are different. I goofed on that big time. All together it was a really fun project and I’m off to make my second third fourth.....❤️
Thank you for all those amazing tips! I am sure all our subscribers appreciate that useful information. Thank you for watching our channel and that you continue to challenge yourself to make more and more of these.❤️ - Yajaira
Sorry Shabby fabrics if my comments were received well... I was only trying to help💕
When I made my first round pot holder watching your channel, we stitched down each row. I discovered it was easier to fo it the way you showed here.
I glued each row and then just stitched across all the way across all the way across. There was so much less bulk from the thread!
Just like you did on this I one!
I love these pot holders and today I'm going to make the square one in your video.
I love the pocket technique for the binding & use it in my quilts, also!
Thank you for such easy to folliw videos. They make learning so much easier!
We're sew glad we could inspire you!! Thanks for watching!!! -Michelle
Do I have to use that glue or can I use Elmers?
I love your tutorials. You are so patient with us not knowing everything! Keep them coming!
Thank you for your feedback! We love helping you create fun, meaningful projects that will be treasured. 💖 -Michelle
I used to make the round ones for display in a hoop. I learned the technique in a quilting class in the late 1980s, and this was an old technique then. It's nice to things resurface and be enjoyed anew!
That is awesome! Thank you for sharing! - Yajaira
@@ShabbyFabrics Thanks to everyone at SF for all the great videos and inspiration! ☺️
Me too! I seem to have lost the pattern so I’m gonna need to order the hot pad patterns.
This is a perfect project for the prairie point tool. I made some of these hot pads and gave them as gifts. They are so much fun to make….I love choosing the fabric the best…and people think I’m so talented!🤣
We are very glad you enjoy making these hot pads! The Prairie Point Tool is a definite staple in our sewing room too- and don't sell yourself short- you are very talented! 💖 -Michelle
Thank you so much for such an amazing video. I have to say you are such an awesome teacher. I love how you explain WHY u are doing something and what the end result will be. Thank you for helping us with these amazing patterns. My friend and I get together to make Shabby Fabric designs with you in the background on the tv. The three of us have a great time!! Ha ha ha
Thanks again!!! We just finished the towel toppers and the pot holder is next!!!
We're so glad these fun tutorials have been inspiring you! Thanks so much for your wonderful comment :) -Michelle
Love the way you explain how and WHY and what to watch out for things that might be a problem. I will be watching lots of your Shabby Fabric Tutorials!!
Thank you, Fay Reno! We're happy you enjoyed it! Stay tuned for more fun projects!! ✨ -Michelle
You are an angel of patience…..congratulations!m
We're happy you enjoy this tutorial. Thanks for watching!! ❤ -Michelle
The square seems a lot easier than the circle one. Loving this pattern and going to purchase it today. Thanks for all your suggestions and help with this project.
Happy to hear that! We hope you enjoy it! -Yajaira
I really like the close up on how to make the mitered corners. I would be inclined to press the corners before the stitch in the ditch to help keep them in place. I appreciated all the details in this video. Never too old to learn something new. And such lovely project. I think I'm going to get a head start on gifts. There are so many occasions where these would be perfect.
Hi Sandy! So glad you found our tutorial helpful! Thank you for watching! -Sophie
Beautiful! I use my zipper foot to sew on my binding. It tracks perfectly along the ditch and I can set my needle position closer to the binding without fear of sewing over it.
Great tip! - Yajaira
Really love this idea Christmas colours would be fun ❤️
Great idea! - Yajaira
Love watching you Jenn. You bring such joy to your videos. I always learn something when I watch you. Thank you!
So glad you enjoyed this!! Thanks for watching!! -Michelle
This looks absolutely beautiful! This is a good way to introduce people to 🧵fabrics and sewing 🪡.
We're very happy you enjoy this project! Thanks so much for watching!! -Michelle
Great tips: Starching fabrics, new blades and a fresh new machine needle! Thanks Jen for this tutorial!
Happy to help! - Yajaira
You are an absolute life saver. Being in lockdown I ordered the Folded Star Stencil thinking that looks easy . 2 mths Later it has arrived and I have NO IDEA how to use them . Im a total beginner at this quilting but not sewing and I had no idea how to do the binding so thankyou for that . Yes there are still newbies lol
your a great teacher and Icant wait to get started :)
We are very glad that you found this tutorial helpful! We love our Plum Easy patterns and we're glad that you are starting your quilting journey. You can find our Beginner Quilting videos here: ruclips.net/video/UfsBndEvF78/видео.html 💖💖💖 -Michelle
Newbie to your channel, just subscribed. I love this tutorial, thank you for showing all the steps, especially the complete binding, as I’m new to all of this. I loved that fabric, but it must be all gone. I look forward to future videos. Thank you so much! ❤️❤️❤️
Hi Donna. We are very glad that you enjoyed this tutorial. This fabric is from the Anastasia collection, and we do have a few pieces left, which you can find here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/c5204/fabrics/fabrics-by-collection/anastasia Thanks so much for watching and stay tuned for fresh projects! 💖 -Michelle
Christmas colors for gifts and butter yellow and country blue for my kitchen! Love these!
Great idea!! - Yajaira
Absolutely love your tutorial! I’m not a quilter but I loved this so much, I’m going to try my hand at making the hot pads! Thank you!
I'm sure they will turn out great! We would love to see pictures of your finished hot pads! -Carolyn
I love this project- thank you Jen for another Christmas gift idea!
Happy holidays! - Yajaira
I like this pattern and ordered the pattern. Today I cut and folded and ironed. Thank you for doing this video. I would never have finished without you!
Hi Loretta! Great work! Thank you so much for watching! - Sophie
Love these hot pads! I plan to make them for Christmas gifts for friends and family. Thank you for all the inspiration you orovide!
You are so welcome! Be sure to check out the new Folded Star Square Hot Pad that recently came out. Here is the link to that: www.shabbyfabrics.com/folded-star-squared-hot-pad-kit-poinsettia-and-pine-black-P99879.aspx?ref=SearchAutocomplete - Yajaira
Excellent instructions. Can’t wait to order this.
wow, beautiful☺Those folded ones looks like prairie points. will be easy to make
Glad you enjoy this! We do use the prairie point tool to create these, sometimes. Thanks for watching! -Michelle
Love all your videos Jenn. I really appreciate all your extra little tips! Start to finish - just a beautiful tutorial! These are a must sew!
We're happy you enjoy them! Thank you very much for watching! -Michelle
Super nice and looks so much easier with the pattern provided to do it. Excellent Video, Thank You!
Glad it was helpful! - Yajaira
So pretty! You are really easy to listen to and I always love your tutorial videos! I always learn something new. Also, you have the most gorgeous hair!
Thank you! We are glad you enjoy these tutorials. Thanks for watching!! 💖 -Michelle
So beautifully demonstrated and orderly ... congrats.
Thanks for watching! ;D
- Beth
I remember my grandmother making these back in the 1950s, in England we call this Somerset work.
Very interesting! Thank you for sharing with us. - Yajaira
I just love your presentation. Thank you
We're happy you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching!! 🌟 -Michelle
This so beautiful I made one a few years ago in black n white. But this is out of this world beautiful.
Thank you for sharing! - Yajaira
What a beautiful project! I've been looking at this since you sent the email wondering how to make it. It's so gorgeous. I love your tutorials and lovely products.
Glad it was helpful! - Yajaira
Your tutorials are always so captivating, but Im Not sure I'm ready for this,it's so beautifully made...thank you..
Thank you. We are glad that our tutorials inspire you. Just keep practicing and you'll be ready for this project in no time! 🌟-Michelle
I really adore the colours you've chosen but I'm leaning towards red gold and green for Christmas
Love your tutorials
Keep them coming please
Thanks so much 😊 - Yajaira
What a beautiful pattern, especially with the colors and large print! I would make this in red, white, and blue! So many holidays to use it on! Memorial Day, Flag Day, 4th of July, Veterans Day, which was inspired by Armistice Day, November 11th! Love your videos!
Thank you so much! We are happy you enjoy them. - Yajaira
I would make Christmas colors or maybe fall! Loved the tutorial.
Yes! Thank you! - Yajaira
OMGosh! I have so much scrap fabric just itching to be hot pads! And my crazy pattern combining is perfect for this project..... I think the Monet and the Picasso in me are screaming to be released into hot pad land. Ordered 12 templates but I bet I will want more. Christmas presents here I come...😂💕
Yes! We are excited for you, and hope you enjoy! - Yajaira
I love❤ this hot pad design. I'm thinking about making the top piece as a quilt block. Thank you for the video.
What a wonderful idea! We're glad we could inspire you! Thanks for watching!! -Michelle
Awesome tutorial! Thank you so much for slowly and with explanation going through all the steps to complete this beautiful piece. I may actually need to shop now! LOL!!!
Yes! You can do it! - Yajaira
the best video i've found for showing how to make these. I do have one question: Does the poly thread melt when using the hot pads on a hot handle of a pot?
We have subjected our hot pads to various heat tests without experiencing negative consequences. More likely, the fabric will burn before the thread does. Please note that we have not used these for a "fresh off the stove hot iron skillet". Hope this makes sense!! -Michelle
i love the pattern and the instructions are great, I picked up a few tips on the binding.
That's so great to hear, Merlinda! Thank you for watching! - Sophie
I actually love the fabrics you used to make the hot pad.
Glad you love them! - Yajaira
I love that Anastasia fabric collection!!
Hi Marilyn! Isn't the Anastasia collection beautiful? Thank you for watching! - Sophie
If I made one, I'd make it in teal, white and brown. Fall colors would be nice too. Your video made it look so easy to make!
Thats great! Happy to hear that it was helpful! - Yajaira
I love round or square hot pads, gorgeous!
Hi Rita! They're both so fun! Thanks for watching! - Sophie
First time viewer. I love the way you put pins to hold things. The way I learned in the 60’s. I was wondering why or when you put the back side on.
Love this. Going to order and get going on some Christmas gifts!
This will make great gifts for Christmas! You will have fun!😊 Thanks for your comment! - Abby
Love the video now to make a pot holder❤
So glad this one inspires you! Thanks for watching!! -Michelle
I really cannot wait to try making one!
It is so exciting! - Yajaira
Looking forward to making both the round and aware one in fun purple tones❤️
We'd love to see it! - Yajaira
Just received and made. I love it! Had to break out my heavy duty singer machine it is so thick! My 30 year old Kenmore couldn't handle it lol
Yes this is a thicker project to see through so be careful we don’t want any sewing machines giving out on us. - Yajaira
Thank you for the stiching in the
" ditches " this looks like a great project
Thanks for watching! - Yajaira
Use 100% cotton thread for hot pads as polyester melts at higher temperatures. 100% cotton may scorch, but it won’t melt on your cabinets, pots, pans or bakeware. Ask me how I know this. Yeah, a cast iron skillet and 2 loaf pans ruined by using poly thread. Along with a section of cabinet. I used the pot holders on the cabinet & set the hot bread pans on the hot pads to cool for a minute. The skillet, I was taking it off the burner and the handle was hot enough to melt the thread while I was holding the skillet. You can bet I set it down fast. Only minor burns that I treated at home. Please learn from my experience and don’t use anything made of polyester in the kitchen.
We hope you are okay. Thank you for sharing. - Yajaira
Thanks so much.
I rarely use cotton thread because its so linty. I wouldn't have thought to use it.
Thank you for the very important information!
I thought I heard they poly clear doesn't melt the mono filiment does.
@@janetflint8202 I used polyneon on one an invisible poly on the hot pads I put the bread pans on. All I learned was “no poly in the kitchen” for me.
I bought this pattern at a quilt show years and years ago and could not figure out how to do this, this is such a great video!
We are very glad we've been able to inspire you!! -Michelle
Thank you showing the binding step. I always struggle with bias bindings; they always go wonky on me, especially on curves.
We are very glad that you found this tutorial helpful! Thank you for watching. -Michelle
Really like the square design, Thanks for sharing. Would love to use fall colors and Christmas colors for gifts 🎁 to family and friends.
Yes those would be adorable! -Yajaira
i found my pattern to make them. i have made them and there are so fun.
That is great to hear! Happy that you enjoyed this project and thanks for your comment! - Abby
Thank you for showing me in detail how to do this, as I have been struggling to make my hot pads. Happy New Year to you Sandra x
We're glad this tutorial has been helpful for you, Sandra. Thanks for watching! ✨ -Michelle
I like the red, pink and white hotpad! I too like the square more than the round
Thank you for sharing! - Yajaira
Your directions are fantastic. It's a gorgeous project!
Glad you found it helpful! Thank you! - Yajaira
My fav is Blue Sky and I’m in luv w cardinal Noel, I’m going to order both fabrics!!!!
Great idea! - Yajaira
Hi Jen..... love those hot pads..... and I love that rose fabric your using......lovely....almost too lovely to use...lol 😃
Right! - Yajaira
Very very nice. Thank you very much.🙏🌺
We are glad you enjoy this project. Thank you for watching 💖-Michelle
These are great.
I think I have a set of papers I bought at a Craft Show. I'll have to dig thrm out.
Great instruction
Glad it was helpful! - Yajaira
Thanks for the video. I recently bought the pattern but was a little confused on how to make it. Your video made everything so much clearer. Everything came out good except for my binding. My stitching didn't always catch the back binding. Any tips on how to be sure you catch the back when sewing in the ditch from the front?
Looks so great good job 👍👍🤝🤝
Thank you! I am glad you enjoyed it! Don't forget to check out the Christmas Hot Pad! - Yajaira
These are beautiful! I definitely want to try these.
Please do! They are so fun to make too! - Yajaira
Thank you for the tutorial. 🥰
We're happy you enjoyed it!! Thanks for watching!! -Michelle
Love this tutorial, your explanations and demonstration is easy to follow. Sorry if I missed this step, but, what did you use for a batting to deflect the heat so you don't get burned? I didn't see it mentioned in the supply list.
I just re-watched part of the video and got the answer to my question.
So happy you found the information you needed. Thanks for watching! -Kristen
Warm orange with yellow and a hint of brown would look lovely.
Great choices! - Yajaira
Talk too much
This is a useful tutorial!
I’d use Christmas theme material 💕
Great idea! - Yajaira
This is definitely beautiful, i like the square one...plan to make one, or two for my both mother. One of them will be framing as she has much bunch holders, and they appreciate beautiful work, so to last longer, is 👍
Wow...and thank you ! Great work
What a great idea! Thank you for watching! - Sophie
These are beautiful 💜
They are! - Yajaira
Good use for rotary mat! Just got my pattern and extra templates; and a couple sets of fat quarters. It’s party time!🤣😍
Woo! Sounds like a great time! - Yajaira
Precioso nueva idea de realizarlo HERMOSISIMO👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Muchas Gracias - Yajaira
I think I like this better than the circle. If it is a hot pad and want to use insulating material, How much would I have to adjust the fabric to cover the make it easy to bind and not be too bulky.
Thanks for watching! You may try cutting the insulating material just smaller than the project. That way, the size will stay the same and you can bind without difficulty! Did you see that we just released the square version in a few new colors? www.shabbyfabrics.com/Kits/Hot-Pads.aspx -Carolyn
Great tutorial, very informative😃. Beautiful job💕💕. I would like to make one in red, white, and blue❤️🤍💙. Thanks for sharing🙏🏻
Thank you! Cheers! - Yajaira
It is ultimate.i love this .
Glad you enjoyed it! - Yajaira
Both are just so beautiful
Thank you! - Yajaira
I very been working on one from yesterday, and finally finished it today it was a tough one. It was brutal on my machine. I dont know what I did to make it so thick. I used a jeans needle too. I ended up having to hand sew the binding on the back. I also used a walking foot to help, widened the stitch and went very slow. The first one I made went great.
Yes, sometimes those layers can be a bit tricky, depending on the type of machine you are sewing on. We are proud of you for completing the hot pad! Thanks for watching!! -Michelle
Great tutorial!
Glad you like it! Thanks for watching!! -Michelle
Beautiful fabrics. I would love to make one Thank you for your video 🤗
You’re welcome 😊 - Yajaira
Beautiful project!
Thank you! 😊 - Yajaira
I really like these and would love to try to make one. It's been a long time since I've done any real sewing though, so I would definitely need a kit. My colour choices would include green and fall colours, or Christmas colours. Can't decide.
Yes! You can purchase this kit in particular when you click on this link: www.shabbyfabrics.com/folded-star-square-hot-pad-kit-anastasia-P98642.aspx?ref=SearchAutocomplete - Yajaira
These are so gorgeous, I like to make them as gifts. I would use fall colors.
Hi Karalee! Great idea! We'd love to see your finished hot pads! Thank you for watching! - Sophie
Thanks for such a great video! I'm anxious to make my first ones. How does the mono poly thread hold up with the high heat in the pot holder version of the folded star?
This is a great tutorial! Happy that you liked it! For the monopoly, we have tested these and the monopoly seems to hold up just fine. Heat-wise, your fabric would most likely burn before the monopoly melts, so we would not recommend putting a “fresh from the oven” cast iron skillet on these, but they do work well as pot holders and hot pads. Hope this helps! - Abby
Love this - and the round. Curious: why just batting and not insul bright in place of the batting? I imagine it's won't cause the earth to tilt off its axis if I use the insul instead of batting, -- right? Thanks. Love your site and patterns!
You can certainly use inusl bright we like to use our batting scraps with little projects like this. - Yajaira
🌸🌺 I was wondering the same thing. Thanks for asking.
@@ShabbyFabrics I will use I s’il rite when I will make mine. Should I put 2 layers? I have never made hot pads. I’m looking forward to making them, for myself and for gifts,they’re so beautiful! 🌸🌺
Loved the video...thank you ❤️
So glad! - Yajaira
I'm absolutely new to everything I'm seeing here. I just bought a sewing machine and started a few weeks ago with tote bags.
As a beginner, do you think this could be a project for me?
My machine is a Brother. I wonder if the presser foot you refer to is available for my machine.
This is a great video. I'll have to do quite a bit of shopping to start this!!
We are very glad you're enjoying your new craft! This could definitely be a project for you- it would depend on your skill and confidence level, but as you know, we have many tutorials to help you out! The presser foot Jen mentions is specific to the Bernina machine, but a comparable one for the Brother is probably the F057 patchwork foot. Hope this helps! 💖 -Michelle
Great video
Thank you! We are happy you enjoy this lovely hot pad project! -Michelle
👏👏👏👏👏 le misure dei rispettivi pezzi di tessuto per realizzare il progetto! Grazie
Grazie per aver guardato - Yajaira
Question.. in the video it appears that the binding did not fully catch when you stitched it on, did I see that right? I have a very difficult time making sure mine are lined up. How would you fix this? Beautiful hot pads!
Great question! One of the best ways to make sure that your binding is all lined up is using the wonder clips that she uses in the video. It helps keep things secured and in place. Another recommendation that you can try is pressing it down. Hope this helps. - Yajaira
Will the mono-poly melt when a hot pan is placed on top? Thank you for all your wonderful ideas!
In our experience the monopoly works great. We also use a cotton thread for most of the stitching. - Yajaira
Its inside so if it melts, it won't hurt anything. Its used before the back is put on.
If you don't want to use monopoly thread, u can use a nutual color thread. Test the color of ur thread by laying a strand across the fabric. One that is a little darker tends to hide better. Shorten ur stitch length just a little. Do a test on some scrap fabric 1st and see how it goes. It's amazing how much that little thread line disappears. :) Using an all purpose cotton or cotton/poly blend works best.
@@Fg4e great idea!
I did the circular one in coffee them and it is beautiful!! A chicken / rooster them would be pretty
Hi Luwana! What a great idea! We'd love to see the finished product. - Sophie
I am waiting to win this on Wed. Thank you Ruth
Hi Ruth! Thank you for watching and good luck! - Sophie
Love your videos! You are so thorough, and fun. I am looking at this pattern after making the Morning Star version, and was wondering if the corner pieces are also called Prairie Points too, or does that fold type have different name?
Hi PrincessEvilGenius - Yes, those would be considered Prairie Points too. Thanks so much for watching. We're happy you enjoy our projects! -Michelle
Great tutorial! Question regarding the binding- is there an advantage to using the sleeve method demonstrated vs. the more traditional quilt technique of a diagonal seam? Thank you!
Great question! It's just an different binding option that we wanted to show you. We're glad you enjoyed this video. Thanks for watching! 💖 -Michelle
Can you explain the difference in starch and sizing?
Sure! A simple explanation would be "Starch is used to stiffen fabrics such as shirt collars and cuffs, while sizing is used to add body, “crispness” and “hand” to garments." [ everythingwhat . com]. We find the sizing spray we use to give us the stiffness we need without compromising the integrity of the fabric. We prefer the end result of using a sizing spray instead of traditional starch. Hope that makes sense! -Michelle