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How to Make
Quilted Kitchen Hot Pads |
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Spruce up your
kitchen decor with matching hot pads. Easy to make Kitchen
Hot
Pads
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Gather up your
supplies and fabrics. You will need two 10" X 10" pieces of fabric
for your hot pad, two 10" X 10" pieces of batting (I use warm and natural)
and one heart to appliqué on, in a contrasting color. |
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Pin the
heart on the pretty side of ONE of the hot pad pieces of fabric. The
heart should also be pretty side up as shown in the photo. |
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Zigzag
stitch around the heart as shown in the photo. |
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Place
both batting pieces of fabric on a flat surface. Then place the 2
hot pad fabric squares on top of the batting. The hot pad fabric
should be pretty sides together. |
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Pin around the hot pad, pinning
through all 4 layers. Leave a 3-4" opening to turn the hot pad around.
Stitch around the hot pad using the pressure foot as your guide. Don't
forget to leave an opening. |
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Clip the corners of your hot pad. |
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Turn your hot pad to pretty sides out
through the opening. Using your scissors, push out the corners so
they are nice and square as shown in the photo. |
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Press your hot pad. Hand stitch
the opening closed. To quilt your hot pad, machine stitch around the
edge of the heart going through all 4 layers of fabric.
Your quilted hot pad is done!!! |
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