When I found this hexagon log cabin quilted hot pad by RsIslandCrafts – Robin, on YouTube, I absolutely fell in love with this beautiful project. The beautiful log cabin hot pad is made using a scrap fabric piecing method that is so easy. I was confident I had found the easiest hot pad ever. Not to mention, this is one of the most wonderful scrap buster ideas I have ever found. The look of this hot pad is a down-home quilting style, that adds farmhouse cuteness to any kitchen. The very best thing about this awesome hot pad is the fact that you have a place to use all of your scrap fabric pieces. This hexagon log cabin hot pad is great to use as a potholder or trivet because it is the most ingenious design.
Materials For The Log Cabin Quilted Hot Pad Project:
- Scrap fabric
- Thread
- A sewing machine
- A rotary cutter
- a cutting mat
- A pair of scissors
- An iron
- An ironing mat
Directions:
In this hexagon log cabin quilted hot pad by RsIslandCrafts – Robin, on YouTube, you will learn to make this gorgeous hot pad in a few easy steps. You will begin with a central hexagon piece, then surround the hexagon with your strips, letting your project grow bigger and bigger.
Then, you will layer the hot pad with backing and batting.
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This is a beautiful idea and so easy!
Hexagon Log Cabin Quilted Hot Pad
