SCRAPPY HOT PAD PATTERN, HOW TO SEW A POT HOLDER with insul bright, and quilt the hot pad.

This is a scrap fabric hot pad tutorial using your scrappy fabrics or left over fabrics. You can click on this link for instructions on how to make the string quilt block.
Quilt block link:    / @simplydelilah  
If you don't have a scrappy quilt block then a 7x7 square fabric will do. I hope you find this tutorial to be a simple and easy sewing project.

With today's focus shifting back to family and home, new and experienced sewers are choosing simple, practical projects for use in their homes or as gifts. Pot holders and oven mitts are all projects made functional and safe with Insul-Bright.

For the Scrap Fabric hot pad You will need:
insul bright
warm and natural
fabric for the back
fabric for the binding
fabric for the hanging loop.
I will show you how to stitch the binding with your machine but you can also hand stitch the binding.
The basting method we will use is Curved pins.
You also have the option of using spray basting and I will attach the affiliate link down below.
You will also need a walking foot for the straight line quilting method when you quilt your hot pad.
The binding width will be cut 2 3/4 inches wide.

Affiliate links:
Basting safety pins: https://amzn.to/3nQUXRp
Spray basting: https://amzn.to/3qwQCEy
insul- bright https://amzn.to/3rPksWl
Warm and natural: https://amzn.to/2XLvOwU
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