Scrappy Bowl Cozy
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- Join me today and let's make a bowl cozy! If you've ever struggle with these before, let me see if I can help you!
Supplies needed:
two 10" Cotton squares
two 10" Cotton batting
Cotton Thread
Measuring tools, Iron, Size 16 (denim) sewing needle
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Love the measuring template & ironing tips! Red in my kitchen is usually in the form of flames or a fire engine out front! 😂🔥🧯🚒
Oooh I have a kitchen twin 😂 my hubby is always amazed at how I can turn boiled food into fried food without changing pans 😂 What can I say ... its a talent 🤷♀️🤦🏻♀️
Oh my goodness I had to laugh when you said your kitchen red is usually in the form of flames or a fire engine, Lol!
Lol Nanni! It’s a talent for sure!
Hi Marie. You and I are sewing bowl cozies together today. 💚 I love this project. Thanks for showing us your tips and tricks. Have a good day. Be safe. Be kind.
You are so welcome! Thanks so much for being so sweet, Terie!
HNY my wonderful friend ... looking forward to seeing the beautiful items you're going to teach us how to sew in 2023. Big hugs 🫂
Happy new year to you, my sweet Nanni Bee. You’re always so kind and thoughtful. I look forward to this new year, too! Enjoy the first week of it and have great fun sewing on your new machine! I’m so excited for you!
Thank you Marie.
Your so kind to inform us of the down falls of using a marker. I never knew it will show up in the Cold weather, even after ironing it away.
Thanks to you I will not put the bowl cozy's in the Microwave. Very good to know about the batting having a scrimmage. Your the best Marie. 📍✂️📐📏🖊️🧷🧵🪡🌻🌼🏵️💮🌸🌺🌷🌹💐
Good morning! I’m so glad that I was able to teach you, and a few others, that those marks from the Frixion pens are not gone. I had made quilting lines all over the front of a purse and ended up having them come back when I walked outside in cold weather. I was horrified and learned my lesson right then and there… that they are never truly gone. Now I only mark where it can’t be seen.
Thank you so much! I love your pressing tips! I had trouble top-stitching through all the layers, so I figured out how to install my machine’s walking foot that it came with. Now all the layers glcan be sewn. So glad I found you today, Marie!
Glad it was helpful! Welcome, welcome!!!!
Thank you for the ironing tips! Also, if your Cozie gets dirty with spills, machine wash, reshape and dry on top of the dryer! 👍🏻
That’s true about the washing and drying…. I probably I should’ve thought to mention that. Thank you!
You have convinced me to make a couple bowl cozies. I have yet to make one. Thanks for the indepth tutorial. Have a great day Marie!
You’re very welcome! I had seen the maid for quite some time before I ever tried one, as I was very hesitant about them and whether or not I’d actually use them. As I said in my video, I don’t put them in the microwave, which is why I left that word off the title on my video, ha ha. Take care and happy sewing!
Happy new year Marie , I love bowl cozies ,can never have too many and they are great for gifts for co-workers especially since we are always warming something up in the microwave 😊
I agree, they make great gifts and I’m so glad you liked the video. Thank you so much for commenting!
Thanks Marie love your red bowl cozy. And ironing tips!
You’re very welcome, Theresa! Happy sewing 🧵
Thanks Marie. True about the iron. Makes a big difference. Thanks for the tutorial. Oh, and I love the corner template you made. Great idea. Stay well.
Good morning and shall I say … happy belated birthday? I’m sorry I missed it and hope it was a good one. Yes, the iron can make a huge difference in things and I think sometimes people don’t realize just how much. That little iron that I have gets very hot, but it doesn’t have the weight or the amount of steam it takes to flatten those darts, and therefore the bigger iron made a difference in this case. Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment. Have a great week Terrie!
Thank you for the tips on clipping near the darts. I hadn’t seen that before. I also hadn’t seen the difference steam makes. Your red coozies turned out great.
You’re very welcome! I’m just happy that I was able to help you and others out with a few hints and tips. Sometimes it’s the little things that need attention. Have a great week and happy new year!
I think I am putting bowl cozies on my list of things to make this year again. A few years ago I made them and bought bowls to match. Gave everyone a set for Christmas. I think I need to go pull all my red fabric and make red my fabric color of the year. I am sure I have enough.
Good morning Judith! Yes, they make great kitchen sets, don’t they? I love red in the kitchen! As if you couldn’t tell, ha ha.
Love the red bowl cozies.
Thank you, Dawn!
Red is my favorite color too. Thanks for the tutorial, it really helps
I am so glad you found the video helpful. Thank you so much for watching and then taking the time to comment to me, it means a lot! Have a great week and happy sewing!
Best idea ever for bowl cozy. Love your template.
I’m so glad you like that and I hope you have fun sewing some of your own! I’m sure they’ll be adorable!
Hello Marie, thank you so much for your prompt reply! Sorry for the slight delay on replying (I was in a car accident) but everything is much better now)! Again thank you!! Its a HUGE help and I look forward to watching more of your videos. Love the way you teach! 😊
Oh goodness, I hope you are OK and I’m so glad that you found a video helpful. Stay safe!
Thank you!
Wow I’m glad you lectured I did not know that about the friction pens 😮and I make bags and I live in Florida ,wow thank you Marie
I try to mention it from time to time, but I realized it had been quite some time since I had talked about it. When Frixion pens were first all the rage, I went out and bought some and used one to make quilting lines on a purse for myself. I ironed the marks away and never thought another thing about it until early autumn when I went somewhere with a friend and she was staring at my purse and finally she said “what is all over your purse?” and I realized that every mark I had made with that red Frixion pen was back. Of course, heat would make it go away again, but not really. I’m so glad I was able to inform you so that you know. I know there are a couple of RUclipsrs who keeps saying to use them and that the iron will remove them and I always want to correct them and tell them. I did that once and one of them didn’t like it and was very nasty to me so I haven’t tried again to correct anyone on their own channel. Even though I tried to do it tactfully, I guess it wasn’t appreciated, ha ha. Anyway, I’m glad I could help you out!
I like the RED bowl cozy
Thanks Beverly! Have a great week!
Thank you once again for a great tutorial. Can't wait to try these. There is just not enough of me to do all the things I want to do. LOL. Thanks You!
Hi Betty! I understand what you’re talking about, I have so many projects that I want to do, I just need more hours in a day.
Happy New Year to You and Your Family.
Red is My favourite colour. So glad you used red to make your bowl cozies.❤️❤️
I think red is such a cheerful color in the kitchen! I’m not surprised it’s your favorite color. Have a great week!
Happy New Year Marie! Loved the tips and techniques for the Red bowl cozies! Ironing and pinning makes all the difference and worth the extra time. I appreciate each video and always get a smile with them 😁
Good morning Kathy and thank you so much for your comment. Yes, I truly believe that ironing and pinning really can make or break a project. I see so many who don’t do either and then they wonder why they got the results that they did.
I love your detail instructions 💕
Thank you so much, I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. Happy sewing!
Hi Marie, Sorry for missing your live. Love the red bowl cozy. Happy New Year!!!, watching replay😀
Hi Linda! This one wasn’t a live, or do you mean you missed the live on Wednesday? Either way, I hope you have a wonderful first week of your new year and I’m glad you enjoyed the bowl cozy video. Take care!
Happy New Year, Marie to you and yours. May y’all be blessed with much good health and happiness.
I hope you and your family have a wonderful New Year’s, as well! Have a great week!
Your video has been very helpful for myself, Marie as I’ve never made any but…have wanted to. Red has not really been in my favorite or colors always, but only occasionally when decorating. But..your bowl cozies are beautiful made. Thank you for your video. I love it. Happy New Year 2023.
Happy New Year’s to you as well, Sandra! I’m glad you enjoyed the video and thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment to me.
I've made these before but they didn't turn out as nice as yours. Thank you again for a great tutorial. I do love your red Bowl Cozy.
Happy New Year ❣️
Good morning Janet! Thank you so much I’m glad you enjoyed the video and I hope you have a wonderful first week of the new year!
Thank you for the tutorial, Marie! Happy New Year my dear friend! 💞
Happy new year to you too, sweet Diane!
And just to be on the safe side,I would do the same thing as you mentioned. Heat my food in a bowl then put in my bowl cozy afterwards.
I never dare to put them in the microwave, I have heard too many horror stories.
@@MariesScrappyCreations same here on the microwave stories.
Happy New Year up there in All that Snow. Glad you are Safe. I have made Bowl Cozies before, but none with Scraps yet. Those are Beautiful. 💜💜💜 AuntieEllen 👍🏽
Good morning Ellen! Happy new year to you as well! Our winter has been rather mild so far. Fairly warm temperatures and not a lot of snow where I am, at least for now.
Happy New Year 🎉. Red, blue and purple are my favourite colours and tend to appear in most of my projects. I’ve not made bowl cosies before but must try these out. They’ll be especially useful for soups and stews as we tend to sit around our log burner this time of year, rather than at the dining table. A lot cosier. Thank you for such a great video.
You’re very welcome and happy New Year’s to you, as well! I’m glad you enjoyed the videos video and I hope you have fun making your own cozies!
Happy New Year Marie!! Love the red bowl cozies.. I need to make some more as I've had a few requests. This was a very quick and easy project.
Good morning and happy new year to you, too! I’m glad you enjoyed the bowl cozies. They’re good to make in batches, assembly style. I hope you have fun with yours and that you have a great first week of the new year. Take care and happy sewing!
Thank you for this informative video.
You’re very welcome, Cindy I’m glad you found it helpful!
Happy new year...this is a great take on the cozies! Thanks for sharing
Thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for commenting!
Hi Marie, to lessen the bulk I cut my batting pieces a half inch smaller at 9 1/2" square and use the quarter inch seam allowance.
Good morning! Those are great ideas, thank you for sharing! We all find little hints and tips to help us along the way. I hope you have a great first week of your new year. Happy sewing!
Happy New Year you all.
I made a couple of bowl cozies 2 years ago, the tutorial said to use cotton batting without lint for heating up in the MW. I found it at Walmart next to the regular cotton batting.
I stopped making them because of the bulkiness and broken or bent needles, but I will try again with your ironing trick.
Since my kitchen walls are red, will be doing them in red as well.
Good morning, Gundi! Yes, sometimes it could be tricky to find a 100% cotton batting. I have had needles bend and break, too. That’s when I tried out the iron to see if that made a difference and it truly made a huge difference for me. I hope you have better luck trying them again. Be sure to let me know how it turns out. Have a great first week of your new year!
Happy Happy New Year! Looking forward to this year’s tutorials! 👏👏🎈🎉
Happy New Year’s to you as well and I look forward to seeing you all year long! Happy sewing!
Love this video!! Thank you. Helped so much!
I'm glad you found it helpful, thank you for letting me know and I hope you have a fabulous week!
Happy New Year Marie! I love the color red.
Happy new year Betty
Happy New Year Marie❤
Happy New Year’s to you, too!
I think I just saw the same video you talked about with the frixion pens- ever since you mentioned it before I think of the lines coming back when I see someone use them! 😂
Maybe you did see the same video, it’s hard to tell, ha ha. I saw three just over this last weekend that made me cringe when I watched them. Lol. Now I’ve passed this on to you and probably many others. Sorry about that , but I just tell it when I think of it because I would hate to have anyone ruin a project.
I appreciate the tip, now I use water soluble or chalk ❤️❤️
Thank you so much
You're most welcome!
Nice red cozies:). Happy New Year!!
Happy New Year’s, Rose!
Thx, Marie. Like your style 😀
Ive been cutting my cotton batting about 3/8" smaller all around & that has helped with the bulk situation a good deal.
My Juki handles it much better. At the same time, I'm using 4 lines of stitching to sew the batting into each square. That will keep it from shifting when it's not caught up in the top stitching. I was sure i saw you do some cozies with binding and a loop for hanging, but couldn't find it in a search. I'm going to try that, besides rounding the corners (making some larger ones). Thx for the tips! Helpful!! btw, I luv RED in the kitchen. Think APPLES, yes.🍎
And we luv'd your fall leaves potholders, too. Made quite a few sets for gifts & all luv'd them.
Hi! You’re very welcome! I have tried cutting the batting shorter, as you mentioned, but I tend to find the iron works better for me. But you know how it goes, we all find what works best for us. As far as the other bowl cozies you mentioned, this is actually my only video on them, so maybe it’s another RUclipsr that you were thinking of? But, thank you for thinking of me, ha ha! I’d love to take credit, because that sounds interesting, ha ha. I did make a set of potholders with binding and a hanging loop, though. Let me know if you’d like the link to that. Yeah… red in the kitchen is always perfect, isn’t it? I love it! Thank you so much for watching and for leaving a comment, I really appreciate it. Have a great week and happy sewing!
@@MariesScrappyCreations thank you! I learned how to do the loop from you, with the Fall leaves potholders. It seems to be about the same method, when I was watching others last nite. Still don't know who it was then, if not you 😄💓
@TheStaffOfLife You're welcome! I hadn't thought of the leaf potholders (bias binding & loop), but for whatever reason, these were the ones I was thinking of... just thought the cozy could be modified using this straight cut method- unless of course, a person were to round off the corners of the bowl cozy.
ruclips.net/video/mUYy3ldU5Yo/видео.html
Happy New Year
Happy new year to you, too!
I'm making, with you 😊
Sounds great! I have often mentioned that when I film these tutorials, I’m picturing a bunch of you sitting here with me, right in my sewing room. From there, I just explain things to you just as I would if you really were right here with me. I hope that makes sense, lol!
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It does, and I absolutely being there!!
Happy New Year to you too. Your red bowl cities turned out great. I made some for Christmas for the first time but it would've been much easier if I had watched this first.
I’m glad you found the video helpful, Debby. Take care and happy sewing!
I think you like the color red. Lol That small iron you were using was it a steam iron? I have a little one and its steam. I like you using the little piece of cardboard to help was a good idea.
Good morning Donna! Yes, I did add water and the steam was on the little iron. It gets very hot, but it doesn’t have the weight or the amount of steam that my bigger iron does, so I don’t get the same results with it. Those are great little irons for many projects, I’ve had mine about five years and I love it for certain things. Thank you so much for watching and I hope you have a great first week of the new year!
Thx for info on friction pens😱 RUclips waynesville NC veteran 💜
You are very welcome ! Thank YOU for your service 🥰
Hello, I just ran across your bowl cozy tutorial! Beautiful video! Also, I love your red fabric used on both bowls! Would you mind telling me the names of them and where you got them please? Thank you!!
Hello Betsy! I'm glad you liked this video and as far as the fabrics go, I will have to look through and see if I can find a selvage edge on them so that I would know the manufacturer's name. It might take me a few days to get back to you, but I have written it on my to-do list. Thank you so much for watching and taking the time to comment!
Awww that is so very very kind of you to take the time and go the extra mile to do this for me! I am in no hurry whatsoever so please please take your time, I have subscribed!! 😊
@betsyadkins4658 Thank you so much for subscribing and I'm glad that you're enjoying the videos. 🥰
I did some research this morning and found out what the names of the two fabrics were. The red one with sewing stitches is called "Needle & Thread" by Studio Fabrics. The fabric in the center is called "Kiss the Cook - Baking Utensils" - white - by Robert Kaufman.
I hope this helps! Happy sewing 🪡🧵❤️
Marie what type of darker color pen do you like best if you need to make marks on outside of fabric? I recently bought a pink pen at a locally owned quilt shop in my small town that says it erases by mystery air...im suspicious of this so i keep trying to use the little chalk device. I havent figured out if there isnt a right or wrong way to roll it to dispense the chalk...so results vary😂😂
Hi! I've had some issues finding a good marker, myself. I've tried so many, with varying results. I just don't trust the "iron off" ones, since when I used the Frixion pens, the marks came back in the cold. I realize that the frixion pens weren't made for fabric, but that's where that type of pen started making me nervous. I am going to drop a link to the latest ones I tried. Now, they do "iron off", which has worked so far, but I also wash the items I marked with a wet washcloth to be sure the marks are gone. This works great on smaller projects, such as my small zipper bags , but that would not be ideal for larger projects. I have tried four different chalk type marking utensils and I didn't like any of them. I'm sorry i'm not much help. Unfortunately, I just don't feel that there are enough options available.
Madam Sew Heat Erasable Fabric Marking Pens a.co/d/5ML6NVU
A little off camera at times, but another good tutorial, Marie. Just one question...why didn't you use your new Brother machine to sew the stitching around the cozy's or use a walking foot on the Singer????
Good morning! Yeah, I wasn’t feeling all that well when I was filming (my pain had been up for a few days when I was filming this) so it definitely wasn’t perfect as far as angles went. Anyway, that’s a good question, Colleen. First, my new semi industrial Brother is sitting on the side table because I needed to have the table to put it on. The table arrived on Saturday, after I had filmed this tutorial. The stand that my singer sewing machine is on will only hold up to 25 pounds and as you know, a brother sewing machine weighs over 10 pounds more than that so I don’t dare put it there. It’s too hard to get a camera angle on it where it was sitting. Secondly, I wanted to show this on the regular home sewing machine so that people realize that they can work through the thickness on a regular sewing machine. As far as the walking foot, sometimes I use it, sometimes I don’t. I probably should have mentioned that they could use it when making one. I hope you have a great week and a wonderful start to a new year, happy sewing!
@@MariesScrappyCreations Oh...I see :) I hope you're feeling better and I sincerely hope you will love your new Brother machine as much as I've loved mine. I always hesitate to make recommendations for anything to anyone because we all are different and what I like and has worked for me doesn't always mean it will be the same for someone else. I agree that you try to do too much and I think a new schedule will be better for you mentally as well as physically. I should be eating low carb, too, but I find it very difficult to change at 76...haha. I applaud you for your diligence. Hope to see you soon :)
@@colleenbaker2310 I am feeling much better, thank you. I just really needed some time just to concentrate on myself, things around here and just take a breath, really. To be honest, I didn’t expect my channel to grow as fast as it did and it just seemed to overtake me all at once. I tend to be a person who overdoes everything. I do a lot for a lot of people and sometimes I forget to take care of myself, if that makes sense. Anyway, as far as the sewing machine goes, I know I’m going to love it! I ordered a Gidget 2 sewing table and it arrived on Saturday, but it was broken (One of the leg pieces can’t go into place, so I can’t place the machine on it yet). I called Ken’s Sewing Center and they are contacting Arrow, the company that manufactures the table and hopefully they’re going to send me the replacement part I need. I only wish I could put my new brother on my existing sewing table, but it’s only rated for 25 pounds, so I don’t dare. I might email you from time to time if I have a question about the machine, if that is OK?
AHHH no more bowl cozies as I made 120 for presents, 🤣🤣
Oh my goodness LaWayne, that is a lot of bowl cozies! I bet you could make them in your sleep, as the saying goes. Take care and have a great New Year’s!
Brenda sent me.
I'm so happy that Brenda told you about me. She is an absolute sweetheart!
Thanks for all the tips. Those heat erasable marking pens are like mood rings. The color comes back when it is warm. You can eliminate that problem by washing the fabric and getting rid of the marker. But, that is not always practical. I have a lot of red fabric, that gets darker when ironed. Happy New Year!
Good morning! Well, it seems you taught me something, as well. I didn’t know that the marks from the Frixion pens washed out. I knew they did from the washable markers, but I didn’t know that about the Frixion pens. You’re a wealth of knowledge! Hope you have a great first week of the new year!
@@MariesScrappyCreations This is directly from the Madam Sew Website. "• In very rare cases, the pens may leave ghost marks after erasing with your iron. You can remove those marks by hand washing.
• The marks come back when you expose them to a temperature below 32F/0°C. If you have made something that will be exposed to freezing cold, be sure to wash the marks out. A machine wash will not completely remove the marks, though hand washing your project will remove the ink and prevent the marks from reappearing.
• Don't expose your unfinished projects to direct, strong sunlight near windows or in your car for as long as you still need the marks. The marks will disappear when exposed to high temperatures.
• We advise you to cap the pens tightly after use. Be sure to use your pens within 5 months after purchase. The special gel ink doesn’t stay fresh forever, and they may dry out. So don’t stock up too many refills. At MadamSew we always have a fresh stock for you.
• Don’t throw away your pen casings if you run out of marking ink. You can order refills at our store, MadamSew.com."
@@dickworrall123 Thank you for that information. Is she talking about another brand of pens/markets or Frixion brand pens? I'm wondering if there is a difference.
Love the red bowl cozies
Thank you Carol!