Thank you for the tutorial. I made one of these for myself years ago and we use it all the time. My sister passed away a few months ago and I wanted to give something useful to my BIL and niece and nephews to remember her. I used a new pair of her PJs that has butterflies all over them along with other fabric. I am happy how they turned out. Thanks again!!
Really great idea - especially when a full size mitt is a bit awkward. just a quick tip for those of us with less powerful machines that may have trouble starting on a thick seam. A "hump jumper" will do the trick and you can make one up in a few minutes using your scrap fabric with some batting. (For those who may not know about them they are placed under your presser foot behind the thick area to level your foot to sew across the "hump") Thank you for your very well done tutorial.
My family are always waiting to see what I've made for them each Christmas. These are totally different from others, and I'm getting excited to get started! What's wonderful is that you posted this early enough that I can lay out my material and make matching sets of all the items I'm making each one. TFS! I love it!
THANK YOU for the video and pattern.... I have made these for young kids but just scaled them down a little. I did round off the corners slightly cause I hate trying to make pointy corners since they never come out right for me.... For hubby I am making them larger. It was ingenious the way you turned the cuff to cover the raw edges.
These look so useful and would make perfect hostess gifts. I particularly like the demonstration with the hot pot and the egg cups. Real life in action. I am a member of the American Sewing Guild and I have never seen an item like this. I can't wait to make gifts and ones for myself. Thank you for sharing this. July 2021
I just made one and your tutorial made it very easy. I used my walking foot and the layers held together with no fuss as I sewed. I love the finished product. Thank you for this tutorial!
Not everyone has a walking foot so wanted to show viewers what it would be like to sew with out one, but I would have preferred using my walking foot too!
WOW! That is the first thing that comes to mind. I have seen so many different things to sew for the kitchen but they are always the same few things, until now! This is fantastic. I really needed something that could be done rather quickly and this is perfect. Thank you sew much, pun. I just wish I had found you four years ago. I will be subscribing now!
thank you for this tutorial. i have made one of these and have never stopped using it. its a brilliant idea. so much so i am making for my family as christmas gifts. every cook should have one
GREAT Tutorial. Very easy to follow. Thanks. You are an inspiration to us who "waste not, want not." I think I would prefer cotton batting instead of "poly". But that's just my preference. On second thought, I might opt for 2 layers of insulbright. I'm kind of a Klutz, and if there's a possibility of getting burned, well.........
Yes, I like cotton batting as well. I had lots of poly batting that I wanted to use up so that worked for me. Being that they are used mostly for stove top and microwave use you won’t need to much filling. If it seems bulky to you then sew across the middle between the thumb and finger pockets to help it bend when using them.
As a natural fiber lady I know wool is an amazing insulator and since I have excess “bad” wool, I’m gonna use that. I just got to wet felt it first. Thank you for the idea!
Hi Patti my name is Martha,I just love all your ideas they are good for gifts ,thank alot the mittens the ice packs and hot packs ,all of them thanks for the ideas have a nice day and god bless you .
I have one made up and have a second one pinned up, ready to be sewn. Really very easy! These may be Christmas gifts to daughters and daughter in laws!
Haha. A friend of mine just asked me today if I added eyes to the pot holders. Great minds think alike! Go for it. It will be cute. I was being silly in the video making it look like a puppet.
I was just thinking the same thing about the eyes. What a delightful idea instead of oven gloves. I'm beginning to suffer with arthritis in my hands and I find oven gloves so bulky. These would be ideal for most things. I can't wait to have a go. Thank you so much, Patti, for doing this video :)
Great video. I’m making these as gifts and for myself. Just want you to know that Insul-Bright does have 2 different sides. The one with the most metal should be facing the heat source, so touching the fabric.
Yes, usually there is two different sides. There are different types of this product. If I’m not mistaken, I believe I mention in the video to have the silver facing the palm of your hand.
Thank you so much for this great tutorial. This finger thumb pattern is so much easier than the larger ones, I think it will give me a better grip, because I sometimes have issues with larger or other ones. This is great!!!
Great video and super idea. My only suggestion would be to use all cotton- thread, batting, fabric. Insulbrite is heat safe already, but I wouldn't want a polyester catching a flame when my hand was in there. That stuff doesn't burn it "melts". Just a friendly suggestion. Again great idea and video, THANKS.
Thks Carol for the safety tip. Yes, cotton is best to use all the way around. I use mine primarily for lifting hot lids off pots and removing my pouched egg cups. Love them, and use it almost daily. I’ve never had them catch a flame. But it’s always good to stay safe.
@@CraftyPattiArtsCrafts I do this sort of thing for gifts and craft sales, so "have" to think safety first . Too old and poor to be sued. Thanks again.
I luv this idea thanks so much for sharing. I have made the micro-bowls and these will make the best thing to go with them because we always forget to use them in the microwave so when we want to lift the bowl in to the micro wave bowl we can without burning our fingers so cool. I hope you understand what I mean. Luv, Luv, Luv it!
Yes, these smaller pot holders are really handy. I make porridge in the microwave sometimes and the bowl gets hot and I use these pot holders to lift the hot bowl. I wasn’t kidding when I said in the video that I use these pot holders almost every day,
These are wonderful to use and to give. One suggestion I have is to use a piece of tissue paper under the poly foil when you sew it up and then you can just tear it off when done!
Just loved your pattern. Easy and neat. I am making a bunch for our trailer friends for our annual fishing camp. They are so easy and beautiful results! Great instructions!,
Translation I liked this project very useful and practical. I will do it to give to my friends. Thank you. Greetings from Mexico Hola! I’m sure your friends will love their gifts. ¡Hola! Estoy seguro de que a tus amigos les encantarán sus regalos.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! Fabric is getting so expensive these days, but I really wanted to make up some quick gifts for my family to take home this Christmas! Serging up that last side would make the final look very professional if you have one as well (though I zigzagged and pinked for years! lol)
Unfortunately I don't have a serger. I like to show ways for the average sewer so they can still do the projects with a basic sewing machine. That seam is hidden so at least it doesn't show. But, I hear you. It would look more professional for sure.
What a great idea Patti; My only thought is where the two pieces of fabric are that where you put your fingers in; is to back stitch; just to give it a little more strength!
😊😄 oh my gosh you are so hilarious! I was going to leave this comment just from listening to you in the beginning of the video and then again you had me cracking up at the end! It's funny because I and made these about 40 years ago and have been wanting to make them as I got older but never had a free moment to do sewing. What I was actually making was very similar to this only on a larger scale. Thank you so much for uploading this video. You have now learned a new subscriber!🥰
Well that was very nice of your husband. You will have those forever! Oh my. I can’t think about Christmas so soon but it would great to be ahead of the game for sure!
Very interesting - and I loved the little "puppet show" at the end. I might make a few of these, since I've been making so many mug rugs lately...time to branch out and try a new thing.
Hello in France! It always amazing me when people all over the world can view my videos. So thanks for taking the time to comment! Enjoy making some finger thumb pot holders!
I know this is a compact mitt, but I'm wondering where I could add a loop to hang when not in use? Nice tutorial, I've gathered my scraps and now i'm about to try and make one (or a handful)!
I would add it to the thumb section before you sew it across the seam and then when you turn it, the loop will be ready to go. If you add it to the tip of the finger pocket it might get in the way.
They have a small layer of insulate which will protect you from heat but they are not real heavy duty for oven use but I have taken light things out of the oven. Just be careful. They are more for stove top.
I try to use up what I have on hand from other projects first. That’s what I had so used it for this video. There are so many products on the market and I’m sure there are lots of different batting’s that will do the job as well.
Its funny that you mentioned that because I felt I should have mentioned that in this video. I usually have one for paper and one for material. And as you can see I was making a few passes with the rotary cutter because my blade was getting dull.
What a cutecidea! However I would recommend using 'cotton' batting as opposed to a polyester batter. Actually I think im going to use insulbrite for the entire project. This will be a handy tool in the kitchen!
Yes, by all means use cotton batting. I love cotton batting as well but was trying to use up all the polyester batting I had. I use my finger thumb pot holders all the time!
These are super cute - I'm definately going to make some for my xmas gifts this year. Sorry I have only just found you and subscribed - thanks for sharing.
Thank you for replying back to me ! I'll be watching your videos... Been a long time since I've had my sewing machine out, but I now am going to attempt your finger thumb pot holders !🍁🌽🌿🍂
Hi Patti, thanks. I will try to do that. I'm surprised to hear that they are designed for top of the stove; I always feel that there is too much to handle using regular pot holders or oven mitts in the oven!
There isn’t much insulation in them to be safe for inside the oven. Only on a few occasions I have taken out a light tray very quickly. So, yes. They are better for stove top use.
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Thank you for the tutorial. I made one of these for myself years ago and we use it all the time. My sister passed away a few months ago and I wanted to give something useful to my BIL and niece and nephews to remember her. I used a new pair of her PJs that has butterflies all over them along with other fabric. I am happy how they turned out. Thanks again!!
Aaahh. Sorry for your loss. But what a nice way to remember her. So sweet!
Really great idea - especially when a full size mitt is a bit awkward. just a quick tip for those of us with less powerful machines that may have trouble starting on a thick seam. A "hump jumper" will do the trick and you can make one up in a few minutes using your scrap fabric with some batting. (For those who may not know about them they are placed under your presser foot behind the thick area to level your foot to sew across the "hump") Thank you for your very well done tutorial.
Thanks for sharing your hump jumper trick! And thanks for watching!
I just love how you talked us through and did it slowly. They should come out right the first time. Thank you so much.
Glad it was helpful!
Finally someone who uses her gridded cutting surface! So many TH-camrs totally ignore the time saving use of the grid.
Lol. I love my cutting boards!
This will be a perfect Father's Day gift! Thank you for this tutorial, listening to your voice is so relaxing
That’s great. You can always make them a bit larger too for a man’s hand.
I use a glue stick to hold fabric together and it helps to keep it from sliding when I pin. Love this tutorial, thank you! Gonna make some this week.
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Great tip! Enjoy your sewing project.
My family are always waiting to see what I've made for them each Christmas. These are totally different from others, and I'm getting excited to get started! What's wonderful is that you posted this early enough that I can lay out my material and make matching sets of all the items I'm making each one. TFS! I love it!
Perfect! Our family does homemade gifts for each other as well. And I’m sure they will appreciate your homemade gifts!
Can you add a magnet to these?
THANK YOU for the video and pattern.... I have made these for young kids but just scaled them down a little. I did round off the corners slightly cause I hate trying to make pointy corners since they never come out right for me.... For hubby I am making them larger. It was ingenious the way you turned the cuff to cover the raw edges.
Thanks for your comment. Glad your having fun sewing up the mitts and in lots of different sizes too!
These look so useful and would make perfect hostess gifts. I particularly like the demonstration with the hot pot and the egg cups. Real life in action. I am a member of the American Sewing Guild and I have never seen an item like this. I can't wait to make gifts and ones for myself. Thank you for sharing this. July 2021
Hi Karen. Glad you liked the real life demo. Haha. They make wonderful gifts and so useful. I use mine almost daily.
I just made one and your tutorial made it very easy. I used my walking foot and the layers held together with no fuss as I sewed. I love the finished product. Thank you for this tutorial!
Not everyone has a walking foot so wanted to show viewers what it would be like to sew with out one, but I would have preferred using my walking foot too!
Must try this. Seems ideal for lifting lids and handling the rack and small pans for toaster oven cooking. Cute little project!
They are so handy for the top of the stove cooking. Love mine!
WOW! That is the first thing that comes to mind. I have seen so many different things to sew for the kitchen but they are always the same few things, until now! This is fantastic. I really needed something that could be done rather quickly and this is perfect. Thank you sew much, pun. I just wish I had found you four years ago. I will be subscribing now!
Well I am glad you have found me now. Thanks for subscribing! These finger thumb mitts are so handy for the top of the stove and microwave.
WOW! I am so grateful to have found your class. You are the perfect teacher! Thank you so much!!
Thanks so much Rhonda! Appreciate your positive feedback!
I love this and just made one . I’m getting ready to cut our more as soon as I go through my materials. It didn’t take very long to do. Thank you
Wonderful!
thank you for this tutorial. i have made one of these and have never stopped using it. its a brilliant idea. so much so i am making for my family as christmas gifts. every cook should have one
It’s amazing how I ever lived without mine. Lol. I use it every time I cook. Glad you are enjoying them too!
This tutorial is wondeful. Everything is explained so clearly.Thank you
Glad you liked it
Just made one but added some tape, folded at the point where the “gap” is, to make a loop for hanging. Clever idea.
Yeah! I don’t hang mine so good for you for being clever!
@@CraftyPattiArtsCrafts REALLY LIKE IT. THANKS YOU EXPLAIN SO CLEARLY.
GREAT pattern-no need to be fussing with binding! MAHALO for sharing!!
Yes, no need for binding! Mahalo for watching.
GREAT Tutorial. Very easy to follow. Thanks. You are an inspiration to us who "waste not, want not." I think I would prefer cotton batting instead of "poly". But that's just my preference. On second thought, I might opt for 2 layers of insulbright. I'm kind of a Klutz, and if there's a possibility of getting burned, well.........
Yes, I like cotton batting as well. I had lots of poly batting that I wanted to use up so that worked for me. Being that they are used mostly for stove top and microwave use you won’t need to much filling. If it seems bulky to you then sew across the middle between the thumb and finger pockets to help it bend when using them.
I have so many batting scraps, this will be a great way to use them up.
As a natural fiber lady I know wool is an amazing insulator and since I have excess “bad” wool, I’m gonna use that. I just got to wet felt it first. Thank you for the idea!
That’s great that you have excess wool to wet felt. Have fun making your finger thumb mitts!
Hi Patti my name is Martha,I just love all your ideas they are good for gifts ,thank alot the mittens the ice packs and hot packs ,all of them thanks for the ideas have a nice day and god bless you .
Thank you for taking the time to write a nice supportive comment! Much appreciated!
I bet this is one of those items you think is frivolous and it turns into something you use all the time. Cute idea. Well done video and instructions.
Your right! It’s a basic item and I use it almost daily!
Wow! These are THE perfect size! Thank you for the video tutorial!
They are perfect for stove top and the microwave. I use them a lot. Enjoy making them!
I have one made up and have a second one pinned up, ready to be sewn. Really very easy! These may be Christmas gifts to daughters and daughter in laws!
I’m sure you will make lots more too!
So fun. I have this irresistible urge to add button eyes too. Thank you for sharing.
Haha. A friend of mine just asked me today if I added eyes to the pot holders. Great minds think alike! Go for it. It will be cute. I was being silly in the video making it look like a puppet.
Crafty Patti I do have some scraps of animal prints. Hmm. Gonna do it.
Yeah me too... Then also perhaps teeth and tounge
I was just thinking the same thing about the eyes. What a delightful idea instead of oven gloves. I'm beginning to suffer with arthritis in my hands and I find oven gloves so bulky. These would be ideal for most things. I can't wait to have a go. Thank you so much, Patti, for doing this video :)
Thank you for the detailed directions. It helped being able to see you sew each seam so I could make mine look like yours!
Perfect! Glad you could follow my instructions.
Great video. I’m making these as gifts and for myself. Just want you to know that Insul-Bright does have 2 different sides. The one with the most metal should be facing the heat source, so touching the fabric.
Yes, usually there is two different sides. There are different types of this product. If I’m not mistaken, I believe I mention in the video to have the silver facing the palm of your hand.
What a WONDERFUL tutorial, so easy for we novices. Thank you so much!!!!!!!!!
Glad you like it!
Thank you so much for this great tutorial. This finger thumb pattern is so much easier than the larger ones, I think it will give me a better grip, because I sometimes have issues with larger or other ones. This is great!!!
Perfect! Glad it will work well for you.
Great video and super idea. My only suggestion would be to use all cotton- thread, batting, fabric. Insulbrite is heat safe already, but I wouldn't want a polyester catching a flame when my hand was in there. That stuff doesn't burn it "melts". Just a friendly suggestion. Again great idea and video, THANKS.
Thks Carol for the safety tip. Yes, cotton is best to use all the way around. I use mine primarily for lifting hot lids off pots and removing my pouched egg cups. Love them, and use it almost daily. I’ve never had them catch a flame. But it’s always good to stay safe.
@@CraftyPattiArtsCrafts I do this sort of thing for gifts and craft sales, so "have" to think safety first . Too old and poor to be sued. Thanks again.
Yes indeed. Got to cover all the bases!
I enjoy your tutorial very much. I am going to be making a lot of pot holders. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed the tutorial. They are great for stove top cooking!
I luv this idea thanks so much for sharing. I have made the micro-bowls and these will make the best thing to go with them because we always forget to use them in the microwave so when we want to lift the bowl in to the micro wave bowl we can without burning our fingers so cool. I hope you understand what I mean. Luv, Luv, Luv it!
Yes, these smaller pot holders are really handy. I make porridge in the microwave sometimes and the bowl gets hot and I use these pot holders to lift the hot bowl.
I wasn’t kidding when I said in the video that I use these pot holders almost every day,
I really enjoyed your video. It was slow enough for me to follow and I sewed along with you. Very nice indeed.
Thks for sewing along!
I am going to watch more of your tutorials from now one. Fantastic!!
Awesome, thank you!
These are wonderful to use and to give. One suggestion I have is to use a piece of tissue paper under the poly foil when you sew it up and then you can just tear it off when done!
Thanks for your suggestion.
Great tutorial! thanks going to make some now for my kids and grandkids! they are going to love them!! thanks again!!
I love mine! I honestly don’t know how I ever cooked without them. Used big clumsy oven mitts!
Thank you for this great tutorial. I appreciate the clear instructions.
You are so welcome.
Just loved your pattern. Easy and neat. I am making a bunch for our trailer friends for our annual fishing camp. They are so easy and beautiful results! Great instructions!,
That’s great. Perfect gifts!
I made these yesterday so easy to do, a lovely quick Little project. Thank you for the well explained video.
That’s great! Glad you enjoyed the tutorial.
Beautiful thankyou for sharing love them little finger ,thumb holders ❤️
Thanks Diane for all your support and enjoying my videos.
Thank you for your tutorial. You went through every step so thoroughly, I really appreciated that ! I hope to find more from you 🤗. -Shari
You are so welcome. I tend to be a very detailed person. I have lots of videos on my Crafty Patti channel! Enjoy!
Me gustó mucho este proyecto bastante útil y práctico. Lo haré para regalar a mis amistades. Gracias. Saludos desde México
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I liked this project very useful and practical. I will do it to give to my friends. Thank you. Greetings from Mexico
Hola! I’m sure your friends will love their gifts.
¡Hola! Estoy seguro de que a tus amigos les encantarán sus regalos.
Your tutorial was brilliant! I absolutely loved those finger pot holders!!! Thank you they are soo adorable and smart!!
Glad you like the finger thumb pot holders. I use mine a lot!
Great video and great gifts to make! I will be making these for several friends and family!! Thanks for your video!
They do make great gifts! Enjoy sewing up lots! Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for this tutorial! Fabric is getting so expensive these days, but I really wanted to make up some quick gifts for my family to take home this Christmas! Serging up that last side would make the final look very professional if you have one as well (though I zigzagged and pinked for years! lol)
Unfortunately I don't have a serger. I like to show ways for the average sewer so they can still do the projects with a basic sewing machine. That seam is hidden so at least it doesn't show. But, I hear you. It would look more professional for sure.
Thanks the new project. I'll making these to go with the grocery bag tutorial as gifts. You are awesome!
That would be a lovely homemade duo gift!
What a great idea Patti;
My only thought is where the two pieces of fabric are that where you put your fingers in; is to back stitch; just to give it a little more strength!
I’ve used mine for years and the seam has never opened. But by all means. You can reinforce as much as you want.
😊😄 oh my gosh you are so hilarious! I was going to leave this comment just from listening to you in the beginning of the video and then again you had me cracking up at the end! It's funny because I and made these about 40 years ago and have been wanting to make them as I got older but never had a free moment to do sewing. What I was actually making was very similar to this only on a larger scale. Thank you so much for uploading this video. You have now learned a new subscriber!🥰
You're the best! Love your comment! Thanks for subbing!
Love this idea. Thank you for sharing. Your instructions are very clear.
Your very welcome. Thanks for watching!
They are cute. I love them! Thanks for teaching us how to do it! 💕
Your very welcome! Thanks for watching!
This is a great idea! I have tons of scraps begging to be "Finger Thumb" pot holders. Thank you💖😊💖
Yeah!!
Well done, nice you made it fun and weren't afraid to show you have a sense of humor. Thanks so much for taking the time to share!
Thank you so much for this tutorial!! I had my husband make me plexiglass templates....christmas presents for sure!!
Well that was very nice of your husband. You will have those forever! Oh my. I can’t think about Christmas so soon but it would great to be ahead of the game for sure!
Thank you for this great tutorial. I’m making some as gifts after I make a few for myself. 😁
You are very welcome. Love mine. So useful.
Super simple project for scrap fabric... Multiples of these would be very very useful... Thank you so much for the tutorial.
I absolutely LOVE These!!! Thank You so much!
Very interesting - and I loved the little "puppet show" at the end. I might make a few of these, since I've been making so many mug rugs lately...time to branch out and try a new thing.
They are so useful for top of the stove cooking. Use mine all the time.
This is exactly what I needed! Thank you so much for this super easy tutorial!!!
Perfect! Glad you found what you needed!
So great !!! Thank you so much for sharing this with us ! Hello and big up from France !!!!
Hello in France! It always amazing me when people all over the world can view my videos. So thanks for taking the time to comment! Enjoy making some finger thumb pot holders!
Great pattern!!! Thank you for sharing!!! I'm off to my sewing room to make some right now!!!
Yeah! Happy sewing!
I loved your tutorial and I really loved the fabric on your ironing board. I’m sure it’s no longer available but where did you get it?
Glad you liked the video. That is an old IKEA ironing board so it came like that. So unfortunately I didn’t buy that fabric. Glad you like it though.
I know this is an older video but thought I would let you know that these are great for crockpot lids.
Oh for sure. Great for microwave and top of the stove cooking.
Love these...have this stuff and have a bunch of birthday`s coming up...going to give it a try. Thanks so much!!!
Perfect little homemade bday gift!
Awesome idea! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
So pretty! Really nice ! Thanks so much!!!
You are so welcome!
I know this is a compact mitt, but I'm wondering where I could add a loop to hang when not in use? Nice tutorial, I've gathered my scraps and now i'm about to try and make one (or a handful)!
I would add it to the thumb section before you sew it across the seam and then when you turn it, the loop will be ready to go. If you add it to the tip of the finger pocket it might get in the way.
Thank you so much for this video. I can't wait to try these! Simple and beautiful! Merry Christmas!
You are so welcome. Great Xmas gifts!
I love this idea, but would like the to be a little larger. Do you have the dimensions for a size large?
I didn’t make a larger version of this but if you want a larger one it would be easy enough to just add an Inch or two all the way around.
Super. I like your straightforward construction. I make something similar but am going to give your method a try. Thanks sew much!!
Wonderful how to video. Easy to understand and follow👏👏
That’s great! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for a very easy to follow tutorial. Makes me feel confident that I can make this project
You can do it! Enjoy sewing up a bunch of pot holders for gifts!
That is so smart!!!! I love it, thanks for sharing.
Glad it was helpful!
Oh my goodness these are so cute, i dont so buttt i want these. Can you take things out of the oven with these?
They have a small layer of insulate which will protect you from heat but they are not real heavy duty for oven use but I have taken light things out of the oven. Just be careful. They are more for stove top.
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This is a great idea. I'm wondering why you used polyfill batting instead of Warm & Zap batting?
I try to use up what I have on hand from other projects first. That’s what I had so used it for this video. There are so many products on the market and I’m sure there are lots of different batting’s that will do the job as well.
can I overlock the fold over seam instead of two rows of stitches plus the zig zag. Great tutorial. Thanks
You certainly can. I don’t have a serger so I have to use my basic sewing machine to get the job done.
Luv the talking thumb holder!🇨🇦🙏❤️
Great instructions, thanks. I keep an old blade in one of my rotary cutter for paper cutting, so much faster.
Its funny that you mentioned that because I felt I should have mentioned that in this video. I usually have one for paper and one for material. And as you can see I was making a few passes with the rotary cutter because my blade was getting dull.
@@CraftyPattiArtsCrafts great minds think alike
What a wonderful idea. Thank you for sharing.
A Patti design is the very best!
Hi Patti, this is my first video of yours. Wow, really appreciate the tutorial, you teach well.🐞
Thanks so much Kathie for taking the time to write a nice comment. Lots more fun videos on my channel! Enjoy!
Very nice, I will try this. You explained very clearly. Thank you.
Your very welcome!
Fabulous video and gift! I don't have a zigzag option on my Featherweight - hope it works without the zigzag!
Just stitch a few rows back and forth and it will be fine.
@@CraftyPattiArtsCrafts Thanks!
Made one tonight, thanks for sharing the pattern.
Perfect. I use mine a lot!
What a cutecidea! However I would recommend using 'cotton' batting as opposed to a polyester batter. Actually I think im going to use insulbrite for the entire project. This will be a handy tool in the kitchen!
Yes, by all means use cotton batting. I love cotton batting as well but was trying to use up all the polyester batting I had. I use my finger thumb pot holders all the time!
These are super cute - I'm definately going to make some for my xmas gifts this year. Sorry I have only just found you and subscribed - thanks for sharing.
Thanks for subbing! Enjoy lots of videos!
Loved it. Congratulations. Super useful and you explained beautifully. Thank you
Your very welcome! Thanks for watching!
Great video. Your explanation is perfect.
Thanks so much for taking the time to write a supportive comment. Enjoy your sewing project!
Parabéns!!! Muito prático esse pegador de panelas!!!!! 😍😍😍
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Congratulations!!! Very practical this pot holder !!!!!
Thank you!
Obrigado!
These are awesome, I love this idea...thanks! 🇨🇦👍
Thanks! Glad you like them!
Thank you for replying back to me ! I'll be watching your videos... Been a long time since I've had my sewing machine out, but I now am going to attempt your finger thumb pot holders !🍁🌽🌿🍂
Oh that’s great! Glad I inspired you!
Hi Patti, thanks. I will try to do that. I'm surprised to hear that they are designed for top of the stove; I always feel that there is too much to handle using regular pot holders or oven mitts in the oven!
There isn’t much insulation in them to be safe for inside the oven. Only on a few occasions I have taken out a light tray very quickly. So, yes. They are better for stove top use.
Wow! Very good instructions! Love it❣️. Thank you!
Thanks for taking the time to write a supportive comment. Glad you love the finger thumb pot holders!
What a cute idea 👍🏼 I will definitely make some for gifts 🎁 Thank you so much for this amazing finger pot holder I love it 😍
They make great gifts. I use mine daily. Thks for taking the time to comment!
Awesome and wonderful! Thank you for posting. Needed a quick project and found it!
Perfect! Glad you found me! Enjoy your sewing project!
These are so cute and useful!! Love them!!
Glad you love them. They are very handy. I use them all the time.
Did you lengthen your stitches to accommodate the thickness? Love these and can’t wait to make a bunch for family and friends. Thanks for sharing.
No I didn’t but it would not hurt to do that. A bit of a longer stitch will help to prevent any puckering for sure.
I just came across your tutorial & absolutely love it. I can't wait to make some. Great gift idea. Thank you!
Glad you found me! I use mine daily! Great gift to make!
Great. Idea!! Thanks for the demonstration. Will try this out.
Great idea for gifts!
What a great project! Thank you. I’ll be making some of these for hostess gifts.
They are the perfect little homemade hostess gift!
Thanks Patti from Patti
Bonito e útil! Amei! Tutorial muito fácil de entender. Parabéns e obrigada. 👏👏👏😍
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Beautiful and helpful! Loved it! Tutorial very easy to understand. Congratulations and thank you. (I.e.
Thanks for the wonderful comment! Glad you loved the video!
Obrigado pelo comentário maravilhoso! Fico feliz que você amou o vídeo!
Thats cute. That will make a nice stocking stuffer for those cooks out there