Large Hot Pads for Casserole Dishes: A Sewing Tutorial
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- čas přidán 20. 06. 2021
- Learn how to sew large hot pads, big enough for casserole dishes, with my beginner friendly sewing tutorial! These hot pads are unique and make great handmade gifts.
You'll learn to sew and quilt an extra large pot holder, and learn how to sew a quilt binding by machine (no hand sewing!).
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To calculate the amount needed for binding, you can't multiply width x height. That gives you square inches of the project, or 117", which is much more than needed. You should ADD width + height then multiply by 2. Example, a 9x13" pad is: 9+13 = 22 x 2 = 44". Add additional to accommodate corners and tails to join. Use chalk instead of tape to mark lines.
I love the statement from Brandi Cook that collecting fabric and sewing are two different hobbies. Truer words were never spoken.
Haha it’s true!
❤😂 You got that right!!!!❤
I buy fabric (especially fat quarters!) and then I just don't want to use them. My name is Elaine and I am a fabricholic
I thought I just had a problem hahaha I always buy cute fabrics but never use them. I just like to look hahaha
The fabric horders need to help supply the sewers!! :)
I had to laugh when you said you get stingy with favorite fabrics! I’m so bad, I don’t even want to use them, I just like to look at them- sad, I know. Excellent tutorial!
Trust me…you’ve got ALOT of company with that! Haha
Me too.
So it,s not just me!!!😉
I’m the same
Collecting fabric and sewing are two different hobbies :D
For a few years I’ve wanted to make one the depth of the countertop and about as long as the serving area is. It would stop the chase for potholders and trivets , but also would catch spills that leave a mess.
A table runner!
That is a fabulous idea!!!
You are brilliant!!!!💥💥💥
I use waxed paper to catch those drips.
Great idea!!!
The sound of good scissors cutting into fabric.
I have been making these for 10 hrs. My adult daughters and friends love them. I love to make useful items with lots of color and I use fat quarters or bits and pieces left over from past projects. Your viewers will love this presentation
Thanks so much, I’m a “book-taught’ quilter since 1997. At this stage due to health issues I’ve gone from Queen sized quilts to potholders and small projects for the home, mostly pot holders, and still love to learn new techniques . ❤😂I love, love the soft voice, and full explanation of each step ( the back strip, and the zig zagging the edges of the binding which I had never tried)! Now I have a new channel added to the top list of my favorites!
Love that zigzag the edge trick! Thanks for that.
This is the greatest tutorial.!!!!!! I have learned so much today. I am 66 years old. I have sewn since I was 13, and have always wondered what a walking foot was. (It sits in a container with all of the other non-used attachments to my machine.) After watching this video and seeing what magic it does, I pulled mine out, read my owner's manual and properly attached it!!!! Oh my. A lot of my sewing fears disappeared in moments once I started sewing with it. Thank you so much for talking about the waking foot and getting me motivated. NEXT, I love, love your tape idea. I too have had problems with washable markers not washing out. This is brilliant and it worked 100%. Lastly, you have taken me head over heels with your binding technique. I'll take on the binding task tomorrow as I'm running out of time today. Thank you @Pin, Cut, Sew for teaching me so much with your wonderful tutorial. You are so kind to share your talents. I'm indebted.
I am so glad this was so helpful for you!! Thank you for this sweet comment! :)
…& yet you’ve sewn & lived without it all this time, who knows what is really ‘needed’ to create nice projects. 😊
When a piece of fabric is just almost the right size, i use the backing as a binding by cutting it 1" larger after trimming the batting away. I turn it over itself ½ inch and then fold it over the edge of the project. Mitered corners are simple. Top stitch close to the edge on the right side
Very nicely done. The video was very informative and had directions that would be easy enough for a beginner to follow.
This would be a great gift idea if you gave a 9" by 13" pan and the hot pad with it too. I would be nice if you also included a 9" by 13" dinner recipe that you're known for making too.
This is a great gift giving idea!
What a great idea!!!
I've been quilting for years and never heard about the zig zag before flipping the binding! Great idea! Thank you!
Wonderful pattern for a large hot pad for a casserole dish. The detailed method of sewing a border is greatly appreciated as I have trouble with binding! Thank you!
I have been quilting for forty years and your trick on finishing the binding did it for me. That little tuck is perfection. I always spend so much time trying to get the binding right . . soooo frustrating. No longer! TYVM!
I came to see how the binding was done on a smaller project. I bought a corner clipper ruler for quilts and love it for bigger ones. This is going to be a great way for the potholders I like to make too.
Thank so much for teaching me how to quilt. I just made my first hot pad! I’m so freakin’ proud of myself. Couldn’t have done it without you my dear.
Many many heart felt thanks
😘❤️❤️❤️🙏🏻
Yay, I’m so proud of you too!! 😁🤗
Thank you so much for this! It is also nice to read in comments that others like to look at their fabrics rather than use them! I am not alone or nuts! :-)
No you’re not! I think of making something but, oh, I don’t want to use this fabric and oh golly, not that one either! I’m easing into quilting…made a “two-patch” 😁last night. I bought some fat quarters that I thought I could use painlessly to actually practice four-patches and so on. I cut one up for that purpose and then decided that I’m not wasting the others on something I can’t do well. If I could afford it, I’d be buying fabric until I wouldn’t know where to put it, and that I could barely bear to cut into! Back in the seventies there was a bumper sticker that said, Whoever has the most fabric wins. That made me feel a lot better! Come to think of it, now you know you are among millions of other fabric lovers!
Quilting/sewing and fabric collecting are two separate hobbies
Thank you for the method of joining the binding very helpful. Cheers from Australia. Be safe and take care.Janice McLean
Love you easygoing vibe, though you quilt was very much perfect you didn’t make it as something we can’t achieve. Thank you.
I was never taught how to sew. I have been watching CZcams so much, I think I am ready to start a project! I am going to start with making homemade "paper towels" It is easy sewing. Then I want to make this. I bought the PDF, and will watch this a few more times, especially the binding.
I came across your video by chance. So glad I did. Just an awesome video. I have been sewing and quilting for years and I have never seen the way you attach the binding by folding it inside the other end. absolutely. Brilliant.
I cant eat with chop sticks, but now I can sew with them! Woo Hoo! 😁
Haha!
@@PinCutSew I like your content, thanks for sharing your skills 😊
LOL! That’s me too!!
This is a great idea. I always need a big hot pads and this would definitely be a nice project to make. Thanks for sharing this tutorial video.
I don't quilt so I suck at binding, I love the little folded trick to join so simple!
I love mine- I need to make a dozen more! I use them for every size of pot and pan.
I love this larger hot pad and using a smudge of different fabric. Thanks!
What a fantastic idea. I have put the smaller ones together and never thought about making this. You explain how to put everything so easy.
As a fairly beginning quilter, these would be great to make to practice my free motion quilting! Those practice pieces will have a practical purpose.
Great idea.
I always practice on oversized hot pads with scraps from whatever quilt I've just finished! I give them to friends and family.
I’m a beginner and Working on one now but I’m having trouble with the binding. I got it rolled over and all that no trouble but when I sew it, you can see the stitches on the back side and they aren’t straight to the binding on the back… the stitches go on and then back off the binding looking crooked and crazy but on the front it looks straight. What did I do wrong? (Using a third color on the binding so it’s not the same as the back fabric)
I've been thinking about how to practice that. I dont want to mess up my quilts. Excellent idea
@@carolynmills513 I enlarged my binding fabric to be just a little wider so now it covers the other side where I sew idk but it worked for me
The best tutorial! You are so precise & detailed! A great tutorial for beginners & seasoned sew’ers (as a refresher). Thanks so much for taking the time to make this tutorial & pattern.
What a breath of freash air thank you love how they came out
I made a ton of these for the kitchen at our church! Everyone loved them!
This is a great gift idea for teachers or bus drivers. Useful and made specially for them. Love it!!!
Thank you for this tutorial. I love your super clear explanations, especially on attaching the binding.
This is the first time that I watched one of your tutorials. I love the way you demonstrate and talk slowly while doing so. Thank you for that. This is a great idea and for once I I'm making it for myself before I make one for anyone else!
Love this tutorial. I had made a set of these as a housewarming gift and they were a big hit. Thank you for making it so easy.
What an easy way to match the ending of the binding, thank you. Great easy project too
Thanks for the helpful video. I made mug rugs this way and brought a large casserole trivet to our Christmas dinner. The hostess used it immediately!
I used this tutorial to make one of these for my friend's birthday! She loved it and I enjoyed making it! 😊 Thanks for the great video!!
Thanks for a new technique on the binding; the tucking of the ends is new to me and I will try it soon!
I came across your video and it gave me the idea to make these in a couple of different sizes to use as canning mats. They worked out great . Thank you
Great idea for canning mats.
Canning mat. [the heavens open and angels sing] Why oh why have I never thought of that.
I make my canning mats 20x24. Then do 5inch squares with an X in them with my quilting. This kinda marks off for 20 jars. Hope that makes sense. We also call them counter quilts. 👩🌾👏🧵💙🪡
"Canning mat!", That's the first thing I thought right when the video started. Never thought of that before
@@rosehavenfarm2969 Lol! Too cute!
What a great tutorial! I’m a quilter, but you explained this so well for even beginners. Nice Christmas gift or Mother’s Day gift idea!
or father’s day 😊
This is so great for a beginner sewing project and the added skill of doing a binding
I love this project and I’m going to make some for Christmas presents…I got your printable pattern, which is great. Thank you…🌸
I don't know why I never though of just making these. I'm always on the look out for cute designs but I've never seen them this big. Next trip to the store I will be getting supplies for this. Just in time for Christmas presents too.
What a great idea! All four of my kids have large families and I know they could use these!
What a quick and easy projects for a cool gift ideas! Love this!!
I love that you have a Pfaff! I hv one I bought in 1982 and I use it still!
Such a great idea. All these years I never thought to make bigger pads to fit my casserole dishes. So much earlier than trying to coral many little pads when you have alot of dishes. This year for Thanksgiving at my Mom's we had to find all of hers and my sister's that lives beside her to be able to have pads for all the food we had but I think we had to use some dish clothes for some of the dishes. Big family so we had alot of food. Thanks for sharing. Will be making some of these.
Fantastic thank you. I especially love the chop stick tip. I Have sewn for years and never thought of that. Thank you so much 💓
You are a natural when talking through a project. I smiled…and laughed out loud a couple times. Great tutorial!
Aw, thank you so much!
Great color combination, love love love the fabric patterns
This is a great tutorial! I can’t wait to make some for Christmas gifts!! Thank you. ☺️
Love the combination of colors and patterns!! Love it!!💕💕Thank you for the easy tutorial!💕
Just so cute, easy and fun! Thank you also for sharing some finishing techniques too.
Great idea 💡, I also don't like putting potholders end to end. Thanks for sharing this. ❣
This is the best!!! The edge sewing is much easier! 😊 Thank you for your videos.
Great tutorial. I'll use it to make table runners and dresser runners. Thank you
I love these! You're right, I am always lining up hot pads for my 9x13 pans so these are perfect.
What an awesome little gift, house warming, Christmas, just anything...Thank u, I think insulbright will work, just as well..Thank u again...
This is an excellent tutorial on so many levels. It’s not only clear and informative, but honest. We all don’t run out and buy new fabric for every project. I look forward to finding more of your tutorials.
Thank you, Paula! 🤗
Great gifts for almost all occasions. Thanks for sharing!
Tucking the binding into itself is a brilliant idea! How many hours I have tried to master connecting the two end pieces! My brain goes on vacation mid project sometimes. I always wanted to tuck it in somehow, but couldn’t figure out how to do it without bulk. I almost decided to stop making baby quilts because of the frustration. I am back in the baby quilt game now! Thank you!!!
I'm so glad to have helped you out!
Thanks for this tutorial. I felt like we were just hanging out for the morning sewing together. You have a great, casual way of teaching. I love it.
What a nice thing to say! Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it :)
I have been making these for a couple years now. Every family member has one. I hate those silly little square ones that aren’t good for anything largish. Very good instructions!
Thank you for this video. Special thank you for the tip on zig zagging the edges. Tried it on another project and it is an amazing help!
Thank you for this. My Mom had purchased 2 slightly oversized pads, "cotton" on one side and the heat resistant metallic fabric on the other. I had used the several times, but on one occasion needed to take an iron skillet I was preheating off of the eye. Sat it on the "metallic" side. Moments later sat it back on the eye, but the fake "metallic fabric had melted to the pan bottom and I briefly touched the fake "cotton" side to the eye. Both sides and the batting were polyester! Spent hours scraping the skillet bottom and the stove top clean with a razor blade. When you make them yourself, you know you're not getting a fake fire hazard!
Oh dear! Thank you for sharing that story!
Ok
Measuring for the binding should 2(L+W)+ 5” waste
Only use 100% Cotton thread and cotton fabrics!
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This is SO cute!! Love the fabric choices :) I am trying to pay off debt in 2023 so planning ahead for handmade gifts as I know it will take time. Thank you for this tutorial!
Thank you for this excellent tutorial!! I just finished making a hot pad from it. At Christmastime, I made several hot pads from a different video, but I like your binding better because it's not as thick. I also like the way the ending is done. Thank you again!!
Thank you! I am a fairly new quilter and have been sewing other things also but with your help I have finally gotten binding down! I was so frustrated but with your easy and simple instructions I got it!
I’m so glad it was helpful, hooray! 😁
Love this. Adorable fabrics. Great tips, great demonstration and explanation. Thank you for sharing this with us 😊
I have been using the pads from the dollar store and quilting them, the come out beautiful.
Thank you! A number of my friends home can and we are calling these canning mats. Thank you, again.
GREAT way to practice binding techniques! Thanks for sharing…I am going to start on gifts for this coming year. I make lots of items like this and keep a stash for gifts throughout the year.
The black and white area looks so sweet. It would be a great place to put a custom cloth tag.
Just made a couple of these today , they turned out great and will be used a lot! Great tutorial !!
Gosh, I love this larger hot pad! Def on my to sew list! Hopefully will get some done for this Christmas! Thank you! Merry Christmas!
Love these! Like you, I'm always lying several smaller ones for my larger dishes and pans!
I made one today for fall. I purchased your pattern. Your instructions was easy and well written.
Relaxing banana fabric! Great project. Alternative if one did not wish to bind the project, you could put right sides together, stitch around but create a turn opening. Turn, top stitch and quilt.
That’s an option too!
I press the binding & this helps it go better. Love this idea :)
loved the banana fabric... very cute!
Thank you. This was a great find. I have been invited to a friends for Thanksgiving 🦃 dinner and wanted to give her something. A couple of these will be terrific. I cannot wait to get them done.
My hot pad gifts were a hit. Thank you.
For the first pad I followed your quilting instructions sewing half in one direction and the other half in the other direction but as you said it ends up wonky. So when quilting my second pad I alternated quilting/sewing each row. The end result was much less wonkyness.
What a cool idea on the chopstick. Thanks
Wonderful ideal and gift ideal!!! Thank you for sharing!
I love this video. I’m a crafter and this project will be great for gifts! Thank you for sharing.
I made them and it was a total success.
Thank you thank you thank you for sharing this with us. I was never able to get the finishing of The binding of the join. After watching you I found out I had left out a step. Now I can get it right
I am new to sewing and my daughter sent me your way. I am cracking up at some of these comments, but especially the fabriholic comment. Stroking fabric... :) True words. And that chopstick taped on. I am cracking up! Anyway, thanks for such great tutorial videos! So appreciated.
So crafty, and cute!
This is beautiful. Making for this holiday season. Thanks for sharing.
It’s amazing, something you always needed, but never put it together. Thank you for sharing. Happy Holidays!
Making for my luncheon guests. Will be their placemats too. ❤️
Your chopstick guide is genius!
Great tutorial for gift giving. A tip I use is pressing the binding before taking to the machine making it easier to machine bind.
Great tip! :)
Love the clever chopstick guide! It worked beautifully. Thanks.
Love this! My husband does alot of our cooking and he's a big guy with big hands. This would be a good size of hotpad for him lol.
Cool idea, it is really nice to have these pads around the house thank you
Wow! Super great idea and nice gift!! Very easy to follow tutorial. Thanks so much for sharing. ❤
I really like your videos. I am making these for Christmas presents and used washi tape as a guide for my quilt lines…. Works great and the same strip lasted through all 13 pads 😮 ( yes, 13! ). I also made jar openers ( with the rubbery drawer liner stuff ) out of the leftover fabric to give with each pad.
Love love your chop stick hint. Fun project. Thank you for video 👍
I really appreciate the step by step and how and why. Good informative video.