Thank you, Cheryl! I am going to give these a try. I have a teenager who likes to make soup and oatmeal, and this will help her so she doesn't burn her hands.
I just love how easy you make these bowls Wiyh your videos there is no need to buy expensive rulers that we would use only one time.. Thank you so much for the tutorial.I am going to make tons of them.
Thank you for the great step-by-step tutorial! Your explanations are wonderful. This is a tutorial I would highly recommend to a beginning sewer because it is so thorough!
Just finished my first one! I’m so pleased! I’m not great at sewing (knitter here) but I’ve wanted to try quilting for a very long time when found this video. It isn’t perfection but it’s really good. What a great starter project! Once I get the hang of this everyone will have one! The first is for my friend who always uses tea towels.
I just love how you take time to give steps on all of your instructions. I'm New at sewing,and I have LEARN so much from watching you. AGAIN thanks and GOD bless you
Yes‼️ Thank You for this excellent tutorial. I am so excited to make this because they are so helpful. To heat up a bowl of food with this “insulation” makes for a safer way to handle a hot dish. Also a cold dish of ice cream will now be tolerable to hold. Your systematic and calm delivery is so greatly appreciated too❣️
I watched this video,about 4 times and finally felt like I could do the project. I just finished it and used fabric left over from the valances I made some years ago. It isn’t perfect but fits my soup bowl perfectly. I would like to do 2 or 3 more. Thanks for your great tutorial. You are the bees knees. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Gerri
Love your videos, you explain really good especially for me who doesn't really sew that good. I have the wrap n zap cotton batting would i still need two pieces or could i get by with just one. Thank you
I think I have watched every bowl cozy video out there, but yours is the best! I especially like the extra quilting lines, which helps the cozy keep its shape after washing. Thank you for this wonderful video!
I really like your video of the Cozy. Very detailed and much better than others I have seen. I like that you took time to "quilt" the piece before going forward. Many do not do this step!
Hi mmwheatley. I buy fabric from many different stores and websites: Joann Fabrics and Crafts, Walmart, equilter.com, fabric.com, and quilt fabric shops. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
I love your tutorials and have made a few of these cozys using wrap n zap because it's the only microwave safe batting I know of but when I wash my cozy it seems to be a bit bulky and I need to reshape it a bit, just wondered if that's normal for everyone or should I use a different thinner batting?
@@TheSewingRoomChannel I normally just do the x through the fabric in the beginning to keep the batting and fabric together but I will try making a few more quilt lines in it to secure things, thanks for the helpful response.
HI , I'M DEBBIE FROM PA. MY QUESTION IS DO YOU WASH AND DRY MATERIAL FIRST? I RECEIVED A BOWL COZY AND WHEN I WASHED IT IT BECAME OUT OF SHAPE AND I BELIEVE IT SRANK. I WANT TO TRY YOUR PATTERN .WHAT TO DO?
Hi Debbie. Yes, wash and dry the fabric. Do a zigzag stitch on the two raw edges of your fabric so that it does not unravel during the wash and dry cycle. Stay safe. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing.
Hi! I have a question, I am making six cozy’s but just realized I am using polyester threads!!! Is the polyester thread going to ruin the bowl in the microwave?
Hi Betty. Polyester fabric and thread should not be used in the microwave because it can overheat and melt/burn. You should use 100% cotton. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
Can you use flannel instead of the regular cotton fabric? Im not sure if flannel can go in the microwave. I have some wonderful flannel christmas fabric and want to use that.
I have a question about the cotton fleece. I bought Wrap n Zap but it seems quite thick when I look at yours. Can you advise me if there are different weights?
Hi Eileen. I recommend you go to the website. They will explain the differences and state the uses for all their products. Thanks for watching and happy sewing.😍
You can heat in these cozy’s Only heat in them wash them on gentle n hang to dry. Also use them to hold your ice cream bowl n your hands won’t get cold.
Hi Pamela. I don't have measurements for other size bowls. Here is a suggestion: cut a large piece of fabric; place the bowl in the center; on opposite sides of the bowl pinch the fabric to make a dart (4 darts total); pin the fabric then stitch. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
The batting has to . be 100% batting , not 100% with scrim as that is not safe in microwave. l use the zap and go , it is dearer but the safest to use in the microwave. Everything being all cotton , cotton thread , cotton material and cotton batting. So be aware of the batting that says 100% and check if it has scrim in it.
Hi Linda. There are many places to get the rotary cutter rulers-- Joann Fabrics and Crafts (use a 50% off coupon), Walmart (not all Walmart stores have a fabric and craft dept), Amazon.com, and many other internet fabric websites. Happy sewing.
Hi Brenda. Pin the darts on the first layer of fabric. Insert the bowl and then re-pin the darts to fit your bowl size. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
Hi Diane. I have never used it before. But I worry if it is fusible, there is some type of glue on it. I don't know if it would catch fire or burn. I recommend you use non-fusible 100% cotton batting. Anything else might burn. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing.
Hi Jan. This project pattern is from the pellonprojects.com website. They recommend Pellon 100% cotton batting Wrap-N-Zap. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing.
Hi Anahit. My favorite fabrics to use for baby quilts is "panel" fabrics. They are a large piece of fabric with a theme on them. They can have animals, cartoon characters, trains, etc. I usually put a small order around the edges to make the quilt a little larger. Look in the children's fabric section or go on the internet and check out some of the internet fabric stores. Just enter "panel fabrics" in the search block. Happy sewing.
There is a potato microwave baking bag that's made from 100% polyester fabric, batting and thread. I've made both Cozy and potato bags from cotton and polyester that works well in microwave. Feel free to use leftover fabric as long as there is no metal hardware like snaps and buttons.
Thank you for your bowl video Do you have a pattern for a dinner plate pattern as my grand children and I am sure others as well. Like to sit by the tv and eat (naughty kids ) 💕💕
Thank you, Cheryl! I am going to give these a try. I have a teenager who likes to make soup and oatmeal, and this will help her so she doesn't burn her hands.
Hi Nikki. Glad you like the bowl cozy tutorial. Thanks for watching. Happy sewing, and happy new year. 😍
I made these about 3 years ago and I still use them x
Hi Ther51. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
I just love how easy you make these bowls Wiyh your videos there is no need to buy expensive rulers that we would use only one time.. Thank you so much for the tutorial.I am going to make tons of them.
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
Your videos and explanations are AWESOME!!! I made two of these bowl cozies in no time at all. Thank you!
Hi Lisa. Glad the microwave bowl cozy tutorial was helpful. Merry Christmas, and happy sewing. 😍
You really are the best I have found
Hi Mary. Thank you very much. So glad the microwave bowl tutorial was helpful. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
Thank you, Cheryl. This looks very easy. Now I just need to find all-cotton parts to use!!
Hi Alice. Thanks for watching. Merry Christmas, and happy sewing. 😍
I think your bowl cozy tutorial is the BEST! I’ve made about 6 or 8 of them.
Thank you so much! Happy Sewing!! 😀❤️
Adding extra lines of quilting is genius and makes a more professional cozy! Bravo!
Wow! I was always intimidated by this project! Thank you, thank you!
Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
Great instructions. Thank you
Thank you so much for watching and happy sewing! 😍
Thank you for your tutorial. I am going to try
Thank you so much for watching and happy sewing! 😍
Such a great instructor! Thank you so much❤️
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
Thank you for the great step-by-step tutorial! Your explanations are wonderful. This is a tutorial I would highly recommend to a beginning sewer because it is so thorough!
Very good instructions! Thank you for sharing!
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching! ❤
Thank you Sherrill for the video!
You’re welcome 😀
Excellent project. Plan to make several.
Thank you 😀❤️
Just made my first bowl cozy a few minutes ago watching your video. Thanks so much. Love it😁💜
Thanks for this video. Made some for Christmas!
You’re welcome 😀❤️
Just finished my first one! I’m so pleased! I’m not great at sewing (knitter here) but I’ve wanted to try quilting for a very long time when found this video. It isn’t perfection but it’s really good. What a great starter project! Once I get the hang of this everyone will have one! The first is for my friend who always uses tea towels.
I just love how you take time to give steps on all of your instructions. I'm New at sewing,and I have LEARN so much from watching you. AGAIN thanks and GOD bless you
Pro trick : you can watch series at flixzone. Me and my gf have been using them for watching all kinds of movies lately.
@Kaiden Kane definitely, I've been watching on flixzone} for since december myself =)
Yes‼️ Thank You for this excellent tutorial. I am so excited to make this because they are so helpful. To heat up a bowl of food with this “insulation” makes for a safer way to handle a hot dish. Also a cold dish of ice cream will now be tolerable to hold. Your systematic and calm delivery is so greatly appreciated too❣️
I watched this video,about 4 times and finally felt like I could do the project. I just finished it and used fabric left over from the valances I made some years ago. It isn’t perfect but fits my soup bowl perfectly. I would like to do 2 or 3 more. Thanks for your great tutorial. You are the bees knees. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Gerri
You’re welcome. Thank you so much for watching & happy sewing!! 😀❤️
Fun project! Thanks!
Thank you so much for watching and happy sewing! 😍
Love it looks super easy 👍
Can’t wait to make it. Thank you for sharing 🥰
Hope you enjoy
Great tutorial, beautiful sewing project. Thanks for sharing.
I have made a lot of these. They are gaining in popularity. Great video!!
Love your videos, you explain really good especially for me who doesn't really sew that good. I have the wrap n zap cotton batting would i still need two pieces or could i get by with just one. Thank you
Hi Carole. I would still use 2 layers of wrap n zap. Thanks for watching💗 and happy sewing😍
It's so beautiful 😍😍😍
Hi Gloria. Glad the microwave bowl cozy tutorial was helpful. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
@@TheSewingRoomChannel yeah it's so amazing that you're creation is so helpful I really love it so cute
I think I have watched every bowl cozy video out there, but yours is the best! I especially like the extra quilting lines, which helps the cozy keep its shape after washing. Thank you for this wonderful video!
You’re welcome. Thank you so much for watching! 😀
Made a few of these love using them instead of pot holders to hold a hot bowl to eat from thank you
Thank you for sharing your pattern and tutorial. This would make great Christmas gifts 😊.
Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
Im going to make a set for my daughters and myself. Perfect for layer cakes that I have.
Thank you thank you very much
You are very welcome. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
Love this!!
Hi Gloria. Glad you liked the microwave bowl cozy tutorial. Thanks for watching💗and happy sewing😍
Thank you! I like your exact demonstration & instruction. You help me enjoy & love sewing.
I like these so much what a great idea . Thank you for sharing
I really like your video of the Cozy. Very detailed and much better than others I have seen. I like that you took time to "quilt" the piece before going forward. Many do not do this step!
I love this tutorial. But where can you find the 100% cotton thread. PS - I am learning alot from watching you and your handy tips. Thanks.
Hi Karen. You can buy cotton thread from Joann Fabrics and Crafts, most quilt fabric shops, and amazon.com. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
Thank you ! First ever project ! And they are perfect ( well ) lol very easy to follow !
I made tons of them as Christmas gifts last year. I wouldn't use the batting if it has scrim for microwave.
great love this tutorial
where do you find such cute vegetable/fruit fabric?? really cute. thanks
Hi mmwheatley. I buy fabric from many different stores and websites: Joann Fabrics and Crafts, Walmart, equilter.com, fabric.com, and quilt fabric shops. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
I love your tutorials and have made a few of these cozys using wrap n zap because it's the only microwave safe batting I know of but when I wash my cozy it seems to be a bit bulky and I need to reshape it a bit, just wondered if that's normal for everyone or should I use a different thinner batting?
Hi Larry. Didi you do quilting stitches all over the cozy. That helps to keep the batting and fabric flat. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
@@TheSewingRoomChannel I normally just do the x through the fabric in the beginning to keep the batting and fabric together but I will try making a few more quilt lines in it to secure things, thanks for the helpful response.
Love the new changes in the soup cozy. They lay nicer that way.
You are a fabulous teacher! Thank you!
I have made these. Wonderful video, thank you very much. Can you let me know what size darts to use for the bigger bowls? Thank you.
HI , I'M DEBBIE FROM PA. MY QUESTION IS DO YOU WASH AND DRY MATERIAL FIRST? I RECEIVED A BOWL COZY AND WHEN I WASHED IT IT BECAME OUT OF SHAPE AND I BELIEVE IT SRANK. I WANT TO TRY YOUR PATTERN .WHAT TO DO?
Hi Debbie. Yes, wash and dry the fabric. Do a zigzag stitch on the two raw edges of your fabric so that it does not unravel during the wash and dry cycle. Stay safe. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing.
awesome- palm springs, ca
Very, very nice!!
great one...great little gift...thank you
Can I put these fabric cozies in the microwave? Very cute
Hi Sandy. Yes. Stay safe. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing.
Very nice, thank you!
Love it
Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
Hi! I have a question, I am making six cozy’s but just realized I am using polyester threads!!! Is the polyester thread going to ruin the bowl in the microwave?
Hi Betty. Polyester fabric and thread should not be used in the microwave because it can overheat and melt/burn. You should use 100% cotton. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
Hi I was wondering if you have a video on a cozy for a glass baking pan??
Thank you so much for such a wonderful tutorial!
Going to have my son make some of these! He is always running off with my hot pads!
Can you use flannel instead of the regular cotton fabric? Im not sure if flannel can go in the microwave. I have some wonderful flannel christmas fabric and want to use that.
I recommend you use cotton fabric and cotton batting.
Your videos are great. And your tutorials are things I actually want to make. Thank you.
Muchas gracias
I will make this! Thank you for sharing! :)
can you use wrap & zap?
What is the best kind of batting to use/
They make all kinds.
Hi Edd. I use 100% cotton batting. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
@@TheSewingRoomChannel Is 100% unbleached cotton ok or Wrap N Zap which says it's for microwave. Thanks
I have a question about the cotton fleece. I bought Wrap n Zap but it seems quite thick when I look at yours. Can you advise me if there are different weights?
Hi Eileen. I recommend you go to the website. They will explain the differences and state the uses for all their products. Thanks for watching and happy sewing.😍
@@TheSewingRoomChannel Many thanks!
Could you tell me what kind of batting you used?
Use 100% cotton batting. Happy Thanksgiving 💗😍💗
You can heat in these cozy’s
Only heat in them wash them on gentle n hang to dry.
Also use them to hold your ice cream bowl n your hands won’t get cold.
Hi Lucille. Thanks for the tips. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
Love your videos!
Love this project. Will definitely be one of my next. Can I use cotton bamboo batting?
All of my bowl cozies are worn out. I need to make some new ones.
Can I use all purpose thread?
Hi Edd. I recommend you use 100% cotton thread. Thanks for watching💗and happy sewing😍
another great one. Thanks to You Both
I like, excellent 👍👍
Is cotton thread required also?
Hi Betty. Yes, use 100% cotton thread. Happy sewing. 😍
Hi Cheryl, what type Needle did you use to sew all of the layers for this project?
Hi Devoria. I used a 90/14 needle. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing.
I really like these and will give it a try! Thank you :)
Nice
Can you use one layer of batting on one of the 10" panels or is it essential to use two, one for each panel> Thanks LLH
Hi Linda. One layer might not be enough protection from the heat. I would use 2 layers. Happy sewing.
What are the dart sizes for the different size bowls?
Hi Pamela. I don't have measurements for other size bowls. Here is a suggestion: cut a large piece of fabric; place the bowl in the center; on opposite sides of the bowl pinch the fabric to make a dart (4 darts total); pin the fabric then stitch. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
Could I use wool batting?
Hi Sharon. I don't know how the wool would react in the microwave. Stay safe. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing.
My friends like these for ice cream too.
The batting has to . be 100% batting , not 100% with scrim as that is not safe in microwave. l use the zap and go , it is dearer but the safest to use in the microwave. Everything being all cotton , cotton thread , cotton material and cotton batting. So be aware of the batting that says 100% and check if it has scrim in it.
Hi Mary. Thanks for giving this information. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing.
How can I wash the "Coy Bowl" holder? washing machine
You can put it in you washing machine and dryer. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
where do you get the ruler you use for your projects and where to get them
Hi Linda. There are many places to get the rotary cutter rulers-- Joann Fabrics and Crafts (use a 50% off coupon), Walmart (not all Walmart stores have a fabric and craft dept), Amazon.com, and many other internet fabric websites. Happy sewing.
Anyone know what size the darts would be for a 9 and 8 inch bowl?
Hi Brenda. Pin the darts on the first layer of fabric. Insert the bowl and then re-pin the darts to fit your bowl size. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
Can you use Pellon H fusible batting on these
Hi Diane. I have never used it before. But I worry if it is fusible, there is some type of glue on it. I don't know if it would catch fire or burn. I recommend you use non-fusible 100% cotton batting. Anything else might burn. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing.
Ty i agree.
What kind of batting due you use
Hi Jan. This project pattern is from the pellonprojects.com website. They recommend Pellon 100% cotton batting Wrap-N-Zap. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing.
Hi Jan. Use Pellon 100% cotton batting Wrap-N-Zap. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing.
Has anyone tried to OPEN the seams FLAT on the darts before sewing to reduce the bulk??
👍💕👏
Hi B. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
I have a baby boy, and I like to make a quilt for him. Can you suggest anything. It's going to be my first quilt thatI like to make. Thank you!
Hi Anahit. My favorite fabrics to use for baby quilts is "panel" fabrics. They are a large piece of fabric with a theme on them. They can have animals, cartoon characters, trains, etc. I usually put a small order around the edges to make the quilt a little larger. Look in the children's fabric section or go on the internet and check out some of the internet fabric stores. Just enter "panel fabrics" in the search block. Happy sewing.
Thank you!
@@anahitvardoyan5590 I am sure Jordan Fabrics has some nice panels
There is a potato microwave baking bag that's made from 100% polyester fabric, batting and thread. I've made both Cozy and potato bags from cotton and polyester that works well in microwave. Feel free to use leftover fabric as long as there is no metal hardware like snaps and buttons.
Thank you for the tip Dean. Happy sewing.
Waooo ma'am you r sweet
Thank you for your bowl video Do you have a pattern for a dinner plate pattern as my grand children and I am sure others as well. Like to sit by the tv and eat (naughty kids ) 💕💕
Hii ma'am how are you
It looks like she reversed the measurements when marking the corners, it's one inch on the raw edge side and 2 inch on the fold. Did I miss something?
Hi Brenda. You can adjust the size of the darts to fit your bowls. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
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Loved this project. So cute, and would hold cold dishes as well. Great for pic nik.