Cast Iron Handle Cover | How to | Whitney Sews

Learn how to make an EASY scrappy handle cover for your cast iron skillet!
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This step-by-step video tutorial shows how to create a quilted handle cover for your cast iron skillet! This quick, beginner friendly project takes lass than an hour to make.
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[@deanhenthorn1890]

I made several of these using the video to guide me. Awesome!

[@MiMi-si5nk]

Love your video, made 2 now, my problem is getting it turn to outside, once I do it’s lovely.thanks your voice is so clear.

[@chrismalzahn8645]

I added a little hanging loop to mine. Hang with the rest of my hotpads.
Nice and easy tutorial, thanks!😊

[@pamjones6465]

I been using cast iron practically all my life. I currently am using my grandmother cast iron. It last for ever if care for well. I simple love this idea. Anyone who cooks with cast iron will appreciate this. Thank you for sharing the goodness. A definite win win. Gives new purpose to discard scraps for a much need use with cast iron. :)

[@Whitney_Sews]

That's so awesome to have your grandmother's cast iron!

[@lydiamashcka4362]

Much easier than the other method I was using, thank you. I am going to try some of my old denim scraps this time.

[@vbennett8087]

I have sewn my own cast iron covers with heat resistant batting. Works well and is not too thick. Yours are cuter than mine since I used old blue jeans and fabric I have had for way too many years.

[@fadeletsgame4793]

you are awsome this has improved my cooking soooooo much

[@juliebradhen]

I just got my first cast iron pan and the first thing I thought was you had done this tutorial and I needed one of these before I burned myself. Thank you so much for this one

[@54gravi]

I needed this forever for my skillet! Thanks Whitney! 😎💙🌻

[@Whitney_Sews]

You're welcome! I hope you make one (or two!).

[@pamketron]

Love this idea for scraps! Very useful and needed if you cook with cast iron. I have one that I've had a long time. Will definitely be making some of these for me as well as gifts. These would also be great to sell at craft fairs.
Thanks so much. Have a great day and God Bless. 💚💙💛💜😍

[@Whitney_Sews]

So glad you liked the video :)

[@eileenfb1948]

An easy make. Thank you!

[@Whitney_Sews]

Glad you like it :)

[@debbyuhrik2004]

I have Lodge made handles and have still have had the heat go thru the handle holder so I decided to make my own but I bought the Insulbrite hoping this will work better. If you are cooking in the oven with your cast iron, the handles gets extremely hot, more so than on a burner. Will reply again if it works well

[@corycoleman9565]

This is a great tutorial. Thanks for sharing.

[@BellaJae]

This is quick and simple too

[@zaherabelbachir8815]

Very good idea I love it

[@edwolfe1950]

Cute and easy!

[@Whitney_Sews]

Yes it is!

[@PoojakiPotli]

very useful Whitney

[@dking12924]

Excellent!

[@quazylade90]

cute. I needed that

[@Whitney_Sews]

Thanks, glad you liked the video!

[@amalmuhamed5299]

very good

[@Whitney_Sews]

Thank you!

[@Vir2ousWarrior]

Good udea. I'll hv to try this as well.

[@Whitney_Sews]

Glad you like it! Let me know how yours turns out :)

[@msbernie1970]

Wish I had one of these yesterday before I burned my fingers on my cast iron skillet.

[@amandamilbrodt4423]

I'm at a loss for what to create and I don't have flannel or much quilter's batting. I have some ribbon, bias tape, cotton, denim, thread, pins, needles, and an iron. I'm unsure of what to make without repeating the same projects. As follows: messenger bags, totes, napkins, pillows, pillowcases, zipper pouches, and a couple coffee cozies. Ideas?

[@Whitney_Sews]

You can try making some fun aprons!

[@WhateverHunterLiz]

Great idea! How about a potholder tutorial using scraps too?

[@Whitney_Sews]

It's a super old video, but here is a potholder tutorial :) th-cam.com/video/sS-jIr5rTM0/w-d-xo.html

[@WhateverHunterLiz]

Thanks Whitney!

[@marietteforget7804]

Thanks à lot! 😎🌸

[@susandenney3166]

Besides being good for cast iron, it works on the stainless steel pots with stainless steel handles! make a set for the set!!

[@Whitney_Sews]

Thanks for the tip!

[@amandamilbrodt4423]

I know I can find you on Facebook, but I always contact you in TH-cam.