It's Tutorial Tuesday and I have a new project for you. Today we are making pan-pot-glass bowl protectors. They whip up pretty darn fast and work well to keep down the scratches when you're stacking your pans-pots-glass bowls.
In addition to the regular sewing supplies, for this project you will need:
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- Two pieces of fabric measuring 12” x 12”
- A piece of cotton batting measuring 12” x 12" These fabric measurements make one standard pan protector. If you have multiple larger pans you will want to increase your fabric sizes.
- Template downloaded from here
- Basting spray
- Pinking shears (optional, but a nice touch)
- Some kind of lid to use as a circle template
You can find the video here:
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