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Food & Cooking: Cupcake Oven Mitts
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Cupcake Oven Mitts

cupcake oven mitt

cupcake oven mitt
cupcake oven mitt
cupcake oven mitt

Pattern Info

Pattern info for this project can be found here:
Hot Cakes (Cupcake Oven Mitts by Susie C. Shore »

Instructions

The insul-bright DOES have a right and wrong side :)
Difficulty:

Category: Food & Cooking

Type of item: Functional

For: Home

Style: Whimsical, Cute, Mod, Casual, Funky

Materials

fat quarters, insul-bright, warm & natural batting

What was your inspiration?

I found this pattern while surfing around the net one day and decided I had to make some of these.

What are you most proud of?

That I finally got around to doing it.

What advice would you give someone starting this project?

Read ALL instructions BEFORE starting.

 

10 comments

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Damsel on craftsy.com
Damsel
Sep 08, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Functional and Delicious! Great Job!
sewbug57 on craftsy.com
sewbug57
Sep 08, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Thank you !! I'm learning !! And this is a fun project for lessons.
Lavender Sencha on craftsy.com
Lavender Sencha
Sep 08, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
I particularly like the chocolate cupcakes! Almost too pretty to pretty to use. I would be afraid of getting them dirty! And, agree with 2strings below - a walking foot is very useful - It is my favorite foot. Hmmm, will you incorporate this design into your favorite things quilt?
sewbug57 on craftsy.com
sewbug57
Sep 08, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Thank you !! I will try the walking foot next time. I hadn't thought of putting one on my 'favorites' quilt but I could. I need more blocks to fill it up. Thanks for the idea !!!
2strings on craftsy.com
2strings
Sep 07, 2012    Flag as inappropriate
Oh, fun! Cute pattern.
sewbug57 on craftsy.com
sewbug57
Sep 07, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
the top-stitching looks awful but each piece has 4 layers to sew through. So when I put them together and tried to sew, it wasn't coming out the way I planned. I need an instructor sometimes, :)
2strings on craftsy.com
2strings
Sep 07, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
A longer than normal stitch will sometimes make the difference. Did you use a walking foot? I'm not sure how it would work on so many thicknesses, but it can help to keep the stitches evenly spaced.
sewbug57 on craftsy.com
sewbug57
Sep 08, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
I used the walking foot to sew the pieces together before cutting them out but I took it off and put the 1/4 " foot on to do the rest. I'll be trying the walking foot for all of it next time. Thank you !!
sewbug57 on craftsy.com
sewbug57
Sep 11, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
I think I have solved the problem altogether. I believe the next one I make will have a binding around it instead of trying to top-stitch it. That would look better I think. Gonna try it anyway.
2strings on craftsy.com
2strings
Sep 12, 2012   Flag as inappropriate
Sounds good. The only way to get it the way you want is through experimenting with different ideas. These would make awfully cute little gifts, so it wouldn't hurt to have a bunch.

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