Microwave mitts made with "Garden Project" fabric designed by Tim & Beck for Moda I learned how to make these bowl-shaped potholders at the American Sewing Expo in Novi, Michigan this September. The potholders are meant to be used with bowls inside the microwave to keep diners from burning their hands on crockery filled with hot liquids. The microwave mitt is made entirely of cotton materials because polyester might melt in the microwave. I think it would also work well to cook a potato in the microwave. If packaged with a covered soup bowl and dry soup-mix, this mitt would make a thoughtful holiday gift. Please read and print the WARNING at bottom of this post. If used as gifts, include a copy of the warning with each gift. Materials 2 10-inch squares of 100% cotton fabric in coordinating colors (I used "Garden Project" layer-cake precuts by Tim & Beck for Moda.) 2 10-inch squares of Pellon Wrap-n-Zap Tator batting (or other 100% cotton ba...
Paradox: Even though we're going in different directions we can still walk side by side.