One layer cake of Spirit by Lila Tueller plus a few embellishments and you can change the whole look of your kitchen in one weekend.
You will find the tutorial for the dish towels, potholders and tabe runner on the
Moda Bakeshop at midnight tonight.
Here's the bonus tutorial Oven Mitt and sneak peak for you tonight.
Bonus Tutorial: Oven Mitt
Ingredients:
1 Layer Cake Moda Spirit by Lila Tueller sku #11430LC
3/4 yard Spirit sku #11436-15 chocolate dots
1 yard of insulbrite
1/4 yard heat n bond lite
coordinating thread
Flip -N-Cut Magic Template Set 3
Instructions:
Flip-N-Cut Magic Templates are definitely magic.
I am amazed at the shear number of combinations you can make with these sets.
Here's how you use them.
First, start by tracing the first half of the template.
Mark the center so that you can align the template when you flip it.
Now it's flipped and the cross is aligned with the center and I continue to trace the flower shape.
Here's the flower.
Easy as that.
Now you need to trace your desired pieces for the oven mitt.
Fuse them the fabric and cut them out.
Applique templates used for the oven mitt:
{2} #3A
{1} #3B
{1} 1" circle
Oven Mitt
Ingredients:
Cut 4 chocolate dot fabric at least 15" X 12"
{2 for each side of the oven mitt}
Cut 4 insulbrite batting at least 15" X 12"
{2 for each side of the oven mitt}
3 flower appliques
15" of binding
Layer a chocolate dot right side down, 2 insulbrite pieces and then a chocolate dot fabric right side up as shown.
Quilt this fabric sandwich with diagonal lines 1 1/4" apart as shown.
This is bulky and will make one side of the oven mitt.
Repeat for the other side of the oven mitt.
The pdf can also be found here or Click on the picture to print.
Using the oven mitt template cut 2 sides of the mitt as shown.
Zig zag or serge the edges.
Iron on your chosen appliques to one side of the mitt.
Buttonhole stitch the appliques to secure.
Make your 15" of binding if you haven't already.
Attach the binding to each side of the oven mitt with your sewing machine.
I do not recommend hand sewing the binding.
Next, lay the oven mitt sides right sides together and sew around the outer edge.
Be careful at the binding edges since there is significant bulk.
I would use a 1/2" seam allowance. Yes 1/2" even though you added 1" to the pattern.
This will help with turning.
Carefully turn out the oven mitt through the arm opening.
One coordinated oven mitt!!
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to leave me a comment.
Happy Weekend Sewing :)
