EXCELLENT tutorial! Super easy to follow with clearly visible pins, markings, and captions. I also appreciate the absence of distracting talking. As someone prone to headaches, that’s a big plus for me! I can’t wait to get started. Thank you!
I hear you on that one. I usually turn the sound off and use the closed captions, I can't stand lots of natterimg throught tutorials. I don't mind instructions, but sometimes the person talking goes off on random chit chats about their aunt Fannies cat with 3 legs, lol.
I made some of these a couple of years ago and forgot how I did it. Thanks for the tutorial again! My grandkids use them regularly and they said they need some new ones. The really do help to keep from burning your hands.
I am glad to have found this tutorial. It was the best one for making bowl cozies. I made some today and it went smoothly. I'm very pleased with how they look :-)
Thank you. As always, your tutorials are very helpful. I agree with the others... I appreciate the absence of chatter, and just giving clear how-to instructions.. I've always been a visual learner. ;-)
I just randomly remembered that my grandma made some of these when I was a kid and thinking back on them they were actually cool, so here I am now learning how to make them. These seem to be incredibly easy and I'm excited to make my own ❤️
Hi Theresa, I really like your video. I watched several different videos on making cozies and yours was the best, clearest and easiest to do. I made over 10 of them as Christmas gifts. Everyone loves them. I use mine almost every day. I am sharing this with my daughter who will make some for co-workers. Happy 2025!
Thanks, Teresa. I need one, must make it. I don't remember them looking so easy to make before!! I guess a video is worth a thousand words. Thanks for the inspiration.
You made a beautiful bowl cozy. For the person watching this video it would be very helpful if you would do a voice over for the video. Thank you for considering this change. Have a wonderful day.
There's a couple of ladies who have made a business sewing these in various sizes. I bought one for my daughter for Easter. They sell at pop up stalls in NSW shopping centres.
this is my new project I want to work on for Christmas gifts for the families in my life I thought I would add a bit of embroidery as well each with their own names on it, this looks like my speed, I just need to slow it down a bit, and see how much material each one needs I am very new at learning how to sew
Thank you! I found another tutorial, and for some reason the dart instructions just weren't becoming clear to me - now I definitely get how to do this (and will be making a few of these ASAP)! A friend made my husband and I a couple, and we use them all the time. Thinking they will make lovely Christmas additions this year :)
Thanks for a great video. Will subscribe to your channel after seeing this. Oh, and I love that you mount your camera onto your sewing machine... it’s a far better view than what most videos can show so well done on that too!
Please let viewers know that ALL materials: fabric, thread & batting MUST be 100% cotton so that even the cotton batting has NO scrim. Anything other than 100% cotton can ignite and cause a fire 🔥! The fabric bowl is great for cold dishes too.
Since some viewers may not know you have additional information on a blog &/or may just watch your TH-cam by happenstance so I didn’t want a viewer to not know that piece of information ~ there are horror stories of fires from not knowing (& thus using) material, thread or “100% cotton “ batting that had scrim which caused fires. Your tutorial on technique was very good, many viewers will love making this project❣️👍
I just started one tonight ftom another tutorial. I used cotton batting from Spitlight and Guterman thread with cotton (I hope all cotton) tea towels from K Mart. Will the Guterman thread be ok as I cannot find if it is pure cotton or not? I have several to make but will wait for an answer before going ahead. New to all this. Tku.
Hmm guess you don't need fusible interfacing, guess I was thinking of something else but these seem quite simple to make! I'm going to find me some wrap n zap cotton batting then and fabric I like to make some! I could make a couple for my family to have
What kind of batting do you use? I found potato bag batting but using 2 10x10 pieces, it seems awful thick and has actually broken several needles on my machine so im currently getting a bigger machine..
That depends on how deep you want the bowl to be. For instance If you want it deeper then increase the 2”. If you increase the 1” then the sides will be more upright.
Thanks, this was super helpful! I have one question, maybe this is something I should have known not to do, but I cut my cotton batting on my "self-healing" mat with a rotary cutter. Now the mat has stripes of cotton fibers stuck on it where the cutter passed. The cutting wheel pushed fibers into the mat. How do I clean it and did anyone else have this happen?
Loved the video!! Many thanks! What size needle did you use? I used a denim needle due to the thick layers, but it still didn't want to move forward when topstitiching.
Hi Teresa, I just came across your channel and love love love your tutorial. I was thinking about purchasing one of those Accuquilt dies to make these, but I know I can make one (and save a lot of money). Your instructions are so clear and the music is great! Christmas gifts for the fam, here they come! :-)
I always end up breaking needles when I sew the final round to close the cozy and hold it all together. What am I doing wrong. It looks so easy on here, What needle or settings should I be using?
Is the cozy supposed go into the microwave? Or you just put the bowl that has been microwaved into this cozy to carry it from the microwave to the table?
EXCELLENT tutorial! Super easy to follow with clearly visible pins, markings, and captions. I also appreciate the absence of distracting talking. As someone prone to headaches, that’s a big plus for me! I can’t wait to get started. Thank you!
Happy you enjoyed it
Thanks for your perfect tutorial. I had made one before but forgot how.
I hear you on that one. I usually turn the sound off and use the closed captions, I can't stand lots of natterimg throught tutorials. I don't mind instructions, but sometimes the person talking goes off on random chit chats about their aunt Fannies cat with 3 legs, lol.
I’ve made at least 30 of these as gifts and every one has loved them!!
They’re fantastic
Love your tutorials! No chatter, just sew. Great results! Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Excellent tutorial. No talking heads! Just the right pace. Thank you.
Glad you liked it!
I made some of these a couple of years ago and forgot how I did it. Thanks for the tutorial again! My grandkids use them regularly and they said they need some new ones. The really do help to keep from burning your hands.
They’re great 👍
I am glad to have found this tutorial. It was the best one for making bowl cozies. I made some today and it went smoothly. I'm very pleased with how they look :-)
Wonderful!
Thank you. As always, your tutorials are very helpful. I agree with the others... I appreciate the absence of chatter, and just giving clear how-to instructions.. I've always been a visual learner. ;-)
Glad you like them!
Wow, I can’t believe how easy your tutorial was to follow for a first time sewer like myself. I’m thrilled how well my cozy turned out. Thanks.
Wonderful
I been waiting to make some of these. A old friend gave me one years ago and love it, I'm glad my favorite TH-cam person makes it simple for us.
Thank you 😊🌷
Excellent video and not 40 min long to do something so simple ! Thank you !
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I just randomly remembered that my grandma made some of these when I was a kid and thinking back on them they were actually cool, so here I am now learning how to make them. These seem to be incredibly easy and I'm excited to make my own ❤️
They are easy and very useful
This method seems so accessible! I can't wait to try it!
Hope you like it!
Hi Theresa, I really like your video. I watched several different videos on making cozies and yours was the best, clearest and easiest to do. I made over 10 of them as Christmas gifts. Everyone loves them. I use mine almost every day. I am sharing this with my daughter who will make some for co-workers. Happy 2025!
Glad it was helpful!
I use mine all the tine
Thanks, Teresa. I need one, must make it. I don't remember them looking so easy to make before!! I guess a video is worth a thousand words. Thanks for the inspiration.
Absolutely 😊
Received one last year for a gift. I really want to make some now. Thanks so much!
Hope you enjoy it!
Thanks for this instructional video! Im a beginner level sewer and it turned out very cute!
Wonderful!
you're a sewer? 😭😭
Not only do you have excellent videos, you have great music,too.
Thank you 🙏
Thank you so much for this! Super simple and turns out so cute. Already finished one and have two more cut out!
You are so welcome!
I made so many of these 5 years ago for all my friends and family. Good for holding hot bowls if you are not sitting at a table to eat!!!😊
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Awesome!! Just need to find some cute fabric, and I know what I'm making for Christmas gifts this year!!! THANK YOU!! ❤❤❤
Have fun!
Thank you for the easy peasy tutorial. Also, thank you for keeping it short and to the point. 😊😊😊
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You made a beautiful bowl cozy. For the person watching this video it would be very helpful if you would do a voice over for the video. Thank you for considering this change. Have a wonderful day.
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thanks for this tutorial, nicely done, love the music, anxious to start sewing these little gems
Great
Love your quick, easy to follow directions!
Glad it was helpful!
What a great idea. Thank you from Vancouver Island, BC
Thank you for watching
This was super easy and a really neat idea for those crazy hot bowls you heat in microwave! Thanks for sharing!
Great Christmas gift
There's a couple of ladies who have made a business sewing these in various sizes. I bought one for my daughter for Easter. They sell at pop up stalls in NSW shopping centres.
They’re just fantastic. They should be sell at Coles or Woolworths! They’re so useful
What a wonderful idea and so many ways to use them. I am going to make them to protect my stacked glass bowls. Thanks for a great video.
Great idea!
My favourite cozy video so easy to follow ty❤
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👍🏻 keeps my porridge warm. Love it
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this is my new project I want to work on for Christmas gifts for the families in my life I thought I would add a bit of embroidery as well each with their own names on it, this looks like my speed, I just need to slow it down a bit, and see how much material each one needs I am very new at learning how to sew
Fantastic gift
Great job and one of the easiest video I've seen thank you
Glad you like it
I hadn't seen TDUnder videos for a long time (a year now?); I recently made these and were so fun to make.
Why not?
Great tutorial, simple and efficient video. Thanks so much!💗
Glad it was helpful!
So very glad you made this video! I needed a quick project for Christmas presents and this is it!
Great
Thanks for the reminder and the super quick and easy to understand and follow instructions!
Glad it was helpful!
Great tutorial, everything was clear and detailed, thank you! I just burned my wrist getting a bowl of soup out of the microwave, but never again! 😅
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Thanks! So quick & easy, love it♥️
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Loved this tutorial - great job showing all the details!!!
Glad you like it
Great tutorial. Simple and easy to follow. The best kind. Thank you.
Glad you liked it!
Thank you! I found another tutorial, and for some reason the dart instructions just weren't becoming clear to me - now I definitely get how to do this (and will be making a few of these ASAP)! A friend made my husband and I a couple, and we use them all the time. Thinking they will make lovely Christmas additions this year :)
They’re great 👍
Thanks for a great video. Will subscribe to your channel after seeing this. Oh, and I love that you mount your camera onto your sewing machine... it’s a far better view than what most videos can show so well done on that too!
I’m glad you enjoyed my video 🙏🙏😊
Awesome tutorial! I needed the visual aid and you did a great job with this video!
Thank you 🙏
Yes! Excellent, easy to follow tutorial.
Glad it was helpful!
Great easy to follow video. Thank you for this.
Glad you like it
Please let viewers know that ALL materials: fabric, thread & batting MUST be 100% cotton so that even the cotton batting has NO scrim. Anything other than 100% cotton can ignite and cause a fire 🔥! The fabric bowl is great for cold dishes too.
I do say that on my blog thank you
Since some viewers may not know you have additional information on a blog &/or may just watch your TH-cam by happenstance so I didn’t want a viewer to not know that piece of information ~ there are horror stories of fires from not knowing (& thus using) material, thread or “100% cotton “ batting that had scrim which caused fires. Your tutorial on technique was very good, many viewers will love making this project❣️👍
Thank you 🙏
@@mgs783 haven't done much sewing, but what is scrim? Thanks
Thank you for the info
Muy lindo práctico y fácil de hacer .gracias
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Great tutorial! Right to the point! Just what I was looking for to make these
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Thank You Teresa =, I've been looking for a video for one of these :)
Fantastic
Wow, so easy to make. I'd rather make them myself so I can use the fabric I want to! Thank you!
Have fun!
Thank you so much, you made it simple for us, appreciate that.
Happy you like it
These are great to hold your bowl of ice cream too !!
True!
I always use one with ice cream!
I’ve tried that after the suggestion and it’s great 👍
They could be used for cold ice cream bowls as well .
Absolutely
I love making these, I round the corners I find that easier ...
Good idea 👍
I'm going to round the corners on my next cozy.
Oh I thought I may make some they look easy love your music many thanks from Australia 🇦🇺🐨🦘❤️
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What a nice change from a block - I hope you do more 'creation' video's :)
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Great video! Thank you very much
You are welcome!
Great easy tutorial
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Lindas peças, adorei
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Muy lindo este tutorial! Solo quería saber las medidas! Gracias! Saludos desde Argentina!
10 pulgadas
Great tutorial as always.... thank you 😊
Thank you 🙏
Gracias x compartir Teresita, perfecto y muy útil desde Venezuela
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Excellent video! I have a question. Can I use iron on batting?
I don't know. I would put a piece of batting in the microwave for 2 or 3 minutes to test it out before I use it in a bowl.
@@teresadownunder Thank you
What type of padding do u use to make this ? love this ideal going to try
All the materials are 100% cotton
@@teresadownunder thank you God bless
Great tutorial. Do you use a longer stitch? and what kind of needle are you using?
No need for a long stitch or a special needle
very good tutorial
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I just started one tonight ftom another tutorial. I used cotton batting from Spitlight and Guterman thread with cotton (I hope all cotton) tea towels from K Mart. Will the Guterman thread be ok as I cannot find if it is pure cotton or not? I have several to make but will wait for an answer before going ahead. New to all this.
Tku.
It should be fine
Thank you. I really need to make some.♥️🇦🇺
Yay 😀
Perfect tutorial...off to do last minute gifts.
Have fun!
Hi, just wondering if old bath/tea towels cut to size would work as the inner part? If they are doubled or tripled thickness?
They would work fine.
Hi there. My fabric and batting bunches. What stitch length are you using
I tend to use a longer stitch for quilting. Maybe the thread tension is the problem.
Hmm guess you don't need fusible interfacing, guess I was thinking of something else but these seem quite simple to make! I'm going to find me some wrap n zap cotton batting then and fabric I like to make some! I could make a couple for my family to have
Great
Where can I find the pressure foot you used at the end to do the 1/8 finish? And what is it called?
My foot is a 1/4” quilting foot. Mine came with my Janome but I’ve seen them online
Excellent tutorial! Thank you!
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Voy a tratar de hacerlo gracias 😊
Estupendo
What kind of batting do you use? I found potato bag batting but using 2 10x10 pieces, it seems awful thick and has actually broken several needles on my machine so im currently getting a bigger machine..
I use 100% cotton or a blend of cotton and bamboo
Do you use microwavable batting like Wrap-n-Zap?
I don’t. Never heard of it. I use 100% cotton
@@teresadownunder Thank you. What kind of batting do you use that is microwave safe?
100% cotton
Another awesome tutorial.
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Can you make it with only one piece of the batting?
I guess but it may not be as effective as using 2.
Thank you!!! Easy Peasy. Would you use the same marking points (1” & 2”) if you make it bigger or smaller?
That depends on how deep you want the bowl to be. For instance If you want it deeper then increase the 2”. If you increase the 1” then the sides will be more upright.
quick and good close up viewing
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Are you using a regular highlighter or a special marking pen?? :)
Just regular
Thank you for making this video. Could you please tell me what the marker that you used to mark on the batting was. It looked like it worked well.
I think it’s a Sharpie
I used a highlighter.
Thanks, this was super helpful! I have one question, maybe this is something I should have known not to do, but I cut my cotton batting on my "self-healing" mat with a rotary cutter. Now the mat has stripes of cotton fibers stuck on it where the cutter passed. The cutting wheel pushed fibers into the mat. How do I clean it and did anyone else have this happen?
I use a magic eraser if this happens to me
Gostei vou fazer
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Loved the video!! Many thanks! What size needle did you use? I used a denim needle due to the thick layers, but it still didn't want to move forward when topstitiching.
I use embroidery needles for all my quilting
Awesome tutorial!
Thank you 🙏
That is adorable! Thanks for sharing ❤
Thank you for watching
a fun easy project I can do!
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Hi Teresa, I just came across your channel and love love love your tutorial. I was thinking about purchasing one of those Accuquilt dies to make these, but I know I can make one (and save a lot of money). Your instructions are so clear and the music is great! Christmas gifts for the fam, here they come! :-)
thank you 😊
I always end up breaking needles when I sew the final round to close the cozy and hold it all together. What am I doing wrong. It looks so easy on here, What needle or settings should I be using?
I use the same needle that I would use when sewing jeans.
Thick seams do that sometimes. As well as using a jeans needle I’d recommend sewing slowly through the thickest seams
Great advice
What would be the smallest they could be made as I want to use it in my bedroom for small stuff/hair clips not in the microwave.?
You can make them any size. Just reduce the size of the dart
How long does it take you complete one cozie? Loved the video.
They’re very quick to make. 15 minutes perhaps.
I m trting these for the first time. Do i need to use all cotton thread and cotton batting to line them?
it’s recommended all materials are cotton.
Were do u get all the batting and fabric from
From my local fabric shop as well as online shops
what type of batting do you use? and do you prewash your fabric and batting? Thank You
All cotton and I don’t prewash
Love your tutorials! Thanks for this one :)
Thank you 😊
very nice
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Is the cozy supposed go into the microwave? Or you just put the bowl that has been microwaved into this cozy to carry it from the microwave to the table?
You put it inside with the food
Do you need a special needle?
No you don’t