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Picture of EvelynB
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Inspired by one I saw online I crocheted a potholder. I added a lining, two layers of Insulbrite, and a backing. I sewed around the edges and over the stitching to quilt it together. I think this might actually be a useable potholder! LOL

 
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Oh, I like it! It is too pretty to use. Did you use a bias strip around the outside edge? It is so neatly sewn. And your crochet is lovely.

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It reminds me of my childhood. Stuff my mom would bring home from the women's society craft fair. Always so lovingly made.

Your potholder looks both pretty and practical!


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Yes, I used bias binding to get the smooth curve. Here's the tutorial I saw on this method.
http://sewtakeahike.typepad.co...ooked-and-bound.html
 
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I love to make potholders! However, they are mostly decorative. Never thought of adding the quilt back to make them more heat proof! Thank you for a great idea !
 
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