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Oven Mitt Pattern
These oven mitts filled with cool gadgets, a food mix or an apron would make a cute gift for someone that likes to cook!
You will need:
1/4 Insul-Bright insulated lining
1/4 yard of fabric
1/4 yard fabric for lining
extra wide double fold bias tape
Download pattern
Oven Mitt Template (top)
Oven Mitt Template (bottom)
Cut out your pieces or cut out 9X14 rectangles
I found it easiest to cut the fabric and linings into a rectangle 9 X14, sandwich them together and then machine stitch them together. You can use any design. I just simply stitched straight lines. Once you are finished, cut out your pattern. Doing it this way allowed me to work quicker since I didn’t have to fuss with keeping all 3 pieces perfectly lined up while I stitched them together.
Place the two quilted pieces right sides together. You may place a fabric loop 2 inches up from the bottom in the side seam. I made loop by cutting a rectangle 3″ X 4″. Fold piece in half lenghtways, press. Open up and fold each edge to the middle, press. Fold in half, press. Stitch along both edges.
Sew around mitt 1/4 inch from the edge. Trim and clip seams (especially between thumb and first finger). Sometimes I get a nicer look if I sew a really tight curve instead of pivoting between the thumb and first finger–it is a tricky spot. Zig zag, overcast or cut with pinking shears to finish seams.
Turn right side out and apply seam binding around the bottom edge to finish. My plan was to use the HO HO HO I used for the lining and make my own binding, however the words were upside down and said OH OH OH (not what I was going for). Next time I am thinking some trim would really make it extra special.
I hope you enjoy!
Cheers!
thanks,
jackie pelgen
jackie pelgen@aol.com
http://needledown.com/2011/06/week-5-oven-mitt-success/
and pics's and tutorial along with the pattern pieces! Or did I miss the
PRINT button?
thank you thank you!
How much would you charge me for you to make 100 oven mitts for our
group??
Either email me back or you can call me at 281-298-0456.
Thank you!
Amy :)
Tip 1 - definitely cut out and quilt as a rectangle before cutting the mitt + sewing - it makes all the difference.
Tip 2 - before pinning the 2 fabrics and insulation together, mark your sewing lines, then pin and sew. I was using pretty "loud" fabrics so I just used a white colored pencil on the inside fabric since the dissolving kind wasn't dark enough for me to see. Marking the one fabric was a lot easier than when it was padded.
Martha Gomez-Lakewood, CO.
Do you have any suggestions for a site that can talk me through doing my own PDF file? I would like to put some things on my blog and have no idea how to do it?