Homemade potholders make any kitchen homey and inviting, and they are not difficult to make at all. When I found this 10-minute potholder video tutorial by The Sewing Room Channel, on YouTube, I was confident I had found the easiest potholder ever. Not to mention, this is one of the most wonderful scrap buster ideas I have ever found. The look of this potholder is a down-home scrappy style, that adds farmhouse cuteness to any kitchen.
Materials For 10-Minute Potholder:
- Fabric scraps (or 1 fat quarter will make 2 potholders)
- 8 1/2 inch square of fabric (for each potholder)
- 8 1/2 inch square of batting (as many as you need for the number of potholders you are making)
- A rotary cutter
- A cutting mat
- A sewing machine
- Thread
- A pair of scissors
Directions:
In this 10-minute potholder video tutorial by The Sewing Room Channel, on YouTube, you will learn how to make this quick scrappy potholder in a few easy steps. You begin by cutting 9 (3 inch) squares and 1 (81/2 inch) square of fabric and batting. Then sew your (3-inch) squares together.
Then, you will sew all three layers right sides together, then level a small opening to turn right sides out. That opening will be the space where you put your loop to hang the potholder in the kitchen.
This scrappy potholder is so adorable and can also make beautiful gifts. I made several just to have in my emergency gift stash.
How To Make A 10-Minute Potholder
