Chevron potholders | simple sewing | sew along with me | make it today
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- Make some beautiful chevron potholders today with me. This is a simple sewing project. I used some leftover 1 1/2” strips from a honeybun package. ANY small size strips will work!
Happy sewing!
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Old towel! Genius! I mark my old towels and toss in the rag bucket. My husband uses them and washes them, and dang it those towels (with a big black x drawn on them in permanent marker!) show up in the towel cabinet. Using these for pot holders or even insulated carriers for baking dishes will solve that problem. Thank you!
Those would be great for insulated water bottle carriers. Great ideas
Nice one my nigga
What a great use of scraps And old towels. Anyone would love receiving these as a gift.
Those are the prettiest pot holder I’ve ever seen, Beth. 🥰 Chris
well I am so glad I found this video!! Your voice is easily understood over the computer, your directions are shown as well as spoken - and easy to follow - and I have been binding quilts for many years, but have never mastered the "official way to put the ends together. And then in one easy video, poof!! There you have it. Thank you so much. And this video examples one of the great uses for the internet. Blessings on you. *new subscriber*
Making pot holders is such a wonderful way to practice putting binding on, I always have to practice binding , using old towels, not just for washing your car, haha, wonderful share, thank you for that!
Such a cute and fun project. Yes, I may be fighting with my hubby over old towels now,, lol!
It can’t be as easy as you make it look- like a champion figure skater gliding across the ice, but I’m going to try it. Thank you!
Those potholders are beautiful. I'd love to make a couple as small placemats with matching rug mugs and a couple of coasters as well. All this will be possible because someone donated a trash bag filled with a lovely assortment of scraps. 🥰. Thanks for sharing 👍🏼
Non sapevo cosa fare dei vecchi accappatoi... Grazie per la bellissima idea! 👏👏👏
I love that you used toweling as a wadding. So smart. The layered design is so pretty.
Thank you for showing us how to put the binding on the pot holder. I had never seen the method of sewing off at an angle at the corner.
I agree and will definitely be using this method soon. 😀
These potholders are so pretty!!! Thanks to you I made a few of these for my neighbor and one for myself that I keep on the wall next to the stove. I think I'm going to make these again only next time will make them into a quilt. Thank you so much for the inspiration and idea for a pretty quilt. Watching your sewing is so relaxing.
I enjoy your videos. You get right to the projects without talking us to death. Great quilting and great choice of music. So relaxing thank you
I love to watch your videos because your' genuine presentations are peaceful, informative, reassuring, and they don't try to feature a dolled-up, funny, bragging quilter. Thank you for being yourself!
You are a gem, Beth. I learn so much from you, and I try to practice the “Beth Method” of sewing. That being, letting go of the fear that all seams and such have to be perfect. Everything you make is lovely! Thank you❣️
I love that terminology! From now on I am thinking of "Beth Method" while sewing! Thank you!
@@itsmelaura1533 I agree, L. Melvin, Beth gets so much done while I fret over the slightest things. I am not saying I am a person who wants everything I do to be perfect, heavens forbid, but in all the tutorials I watch, they all stress about pressing so carefully and sewing that darn 1/4” seam perfectly, while Beth is the most calm and she does things the way I think our ancestors did. I let fear get in my way. Happy sewing to you✂️
Love it! This has helped improve an otherwise rotten day! Thank you 🙏 for that 😏
Wow!!! What za great idea, thank you so much for sharing, I will definately be making these to sell at the market. 💞💞💞
Love this. The old towel has such a good feel, better than batting.
Nancy Williams. 💝✂️ I discovered a way to sew faster and easier even as a beginner, I talk more about it in my channel, I hope it helps those who need it.
Your videos calm my anxiety. Thank you.
I love that idea, a good scrap buster,😁🤗
Love the idea of old towels and.recycling them into batting for pot holders. Thanks for sharing🧵🪡
Great project! Looks like fun. Love the music, too.
What a clever idea! I just retired some old towels! I can't wait to make some pot holders! Thank you for sharing! ❤❤❤
Butterflies your channel. Old towels are so useful.
Wow!!! Using an old towel is excellent to repurpose.I hate throwing things out!!
What a great one day idea when you get the “itch to stitch” and so useful and giftable as well. Thank you!
Love the old towel idea!
What acts fantastic way to use leftover fabrics and use worn towelling. I’m going to defiantly going to make some. Thanks for sharing 👍❤️😊
I just found some towels in my linens that would be perfect for this. Thank you. I also struggle with binding on smaller items. Your method is great.
The towel... such a great idea. I love the colors of you beautiful potholders. 😍
Hello! Another great and informative video! I'm just now getting to sit and hand quilt! I just love your joyful positive energy! I hope you have a wonderful week ahead! Thanks for sharing!
What a pretty potholder👍 who wonderful job and who can't find a pot holder in any store ax nice as yours. Great job Beth!
Beth, your potholders were beautiful. I am going to try this method. I learned something with your binding too. Thank you for your tutorial.
Thank you! You showed me a couple of details in making binding that will help me a lot! That initial fold over at the start, then at the end where the binding fabric meets along the sides - beautiful, simple, love it! I was making it so much more complicated than that, for lack of knowing better. I’m really glad I saw your video! Thank you for sharing your know-how and your great idea for recycling worn out towels! Abundant blessings to you!
What a brilliant idea! I have so many old towels hanging around, they will be very usedful now! Thank you Beth
Very pretty colors . Another project I want to make.
Thank you! I was looking for ideas to use all the scraps I have collected. What a great idea! Would never have thought to use an old towel for the batting.
Absolutely LOVE, LOVE, LOVE your method of binding! I have struggled for YEARS trying to get that seam to lay flat! Now I can do it!!! Thanks to your sharing your expertise!
Kathryn Spieker 💝✂️ I discovered a way to sew faster and easier even as a beginner, I talk more about it in my channel, I hope it helps those who need it.
what a good idea to use up old towels
These are so pretty. I like how you just sewed and aimed for the middle - excellent :)
Fantastic idea to use scraps plus old towels. And I love your beautiful fabrics even if they were scraps.
So cute! ... and it is not too early to start projects like this, for Christmas gifts... I find that come November... it is almost too late to begin sewing for presents! Or make a bunch...and put them aside, for last minute gifts alongside a nice homemade baked loaf of some sort...
Your videos as wonderful! Quilting more and more because of you!!
So cute, Beth! The fabrics are fresh and cheerful. These are something one can whip up in a very short time, and they are so useful. Thanks for the video.
You are so creative at using scraps up. Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful fabric and great pattern! And a towel?! You recycle everything!! Excellent inspiration, as usual, we can always expect new ideas from you! Thank you for sharing!!
Super beautiful way to recycle worn out towels.
Great way to use your scraps! Thanks, love them.
Thank you for your way of potholders. These are absolutely 💯 beautiful ❤️
These are the prettiest pot holders I have ever seen. I just made one using Xmas fabrics. It was fun and easy to make following your very easy to follow instructions. Thank you!
Thanks, Beth.. appreciate the binding edge directions... Can use that technique on other things too!
So simple! I always thought chevron were difficult but you make it so easy! Pure genius!!
I like this pot holder thank you Beth for the video. ❤️
Beautiful fabric strip set for the potholders! Great idea for use of old towels for the inside. There was someone asking the other day on a Facebook sewing page about ways to use old towels, but I don't recall anyone mentioning pot holders. I have some old towels and 1 1/2" fabric strips that I'd like to use up in my scrap bin. Just might have to make some pot holders! Thanks for the idea, Beth! 🥰
Hi Beth love the pot holders
Very pretty and very simple to do
Thanks 😊 🙏
Thank you so much for sharing this! You make it so simple. I love the way you finished off the binding. One of those “why didn’t I think of that” moments. I will definitely make some of these.
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So simple but nice sewing project!👍 Lovely quilting pot holders! Thanks for sharing how to make it!
These are really pretty, and so easy to make. Can wait to try and make some. When I make quilts, I sometimes buy old blankets from the thrift store.
I love the pot holders very pretty thank you👍🏻👍🏻🤗🌷
Thank you Beth for a lovely project. They are so pretty. 💐
Thank you Beth you are the BEST!!! Love your pretty project.
You have such cleaver ideas. I love the potholders thank you for sharing. You have helped me so much with my quilting. 💗💗
Wow! Thanks Beth. What a great way of doing binding👍👍 💕🇦🇺
I love new potholders and these are so cute and colorful. I sometimes make some out of left over blocks
I just whipped up three of these, quick and easy. What a great way to use up scraps. I have a collection of strip scraps that I used. I also used up some batting scraps from the longarm. I’m going to try making placemats with a center just like the potholders and some vertical strips along the sides. I also love you single layer binding, it worked out great. I added a pocket to the back of my potholders to slip your hand in. Thanks for the inspiration.
Great project...easy but lovely and useful.
This was just what i needed to jump start sewing after a move/busy couple of months. Binding this way was painless, too. Thank you!
Great simple project. Scraps pile up quickly. Thanks.
Beth you always come up with great ways to use left-overs and scraps. Love it!
I have been using up my old towels as potholder linings for a bit. Good to see someone else does this too. I love this design and can’t wait to try it out with some of my scraps! Thanks for sharing!❤
Is the toweling enough to keep your hands from being burned, or do you also add insulation such as Insulbrite?
@@lindadow6389 I haven’t had any issues with burning my hands. I typically use these to sit hot pots on for serving. However, when I do use them to pick up a hot pot from the oven, I do not have any problems with heat transferring to my hands.
Thank you for your consistent hard work to not only create but film. I watch all of them and have made several of your projects!
Very pretty little project Beth. ♥️🇦🇺
Fabulous idea made easy, again. Thank you Beth!!
These were super cute and now on my list of things to make my family for Christmas
Another fabulous project!! 💝🌸 Thank you so much for sharing! Many blessings!
Great idea to use your old towel!
Just watched your great video for this potholder and was so inspired to use up a few scraps I made one immediately! Thank you so much. Your very clear instructions made this an easy project and I love my new potholder.
Thank you…nice way to take back your old towels from yours and my husband’s grasp❣️
Those are nifty. Such a cheerful bunch of scraps.
I'd like to make 4 to make a table topper or several for a .runner
Morgan Osborne. 💝✂️ I discovered a way to sew faster and easier even as a beginner, I talk more about it in my channel, I hope it helps those who need it.
Towels! Outstanding!
I ❤️ your tutorials!
Keep help me to get sew wise quilting!!
Respectfully Yours
Bonnie Ohio
I LOVE this idea! Thank you for a great tutorial! What a great gift idea.
Fabulous idea and beautiful pot holders!!!
Love the fabrics! The chevron design looks so nice and the towel makes them pliable. Love this idea!
I love this pattern. It I think is my favorite hot pad pattern that I have seen!! The honey bun fabrics are so pretty. I bet if I gather leftover fabrics, that I have a bunch of 1-1/2 inch strips to make a few of these babies. I love practical stuff that comes out pretty. Thank you so much for sharing this pattern. I just had left foot surgery yesterday so I will not be sewing for a couple of weeks so I will have sew vicariously through you during that time. Many thanks for posting all your videos. It means a lot to me and I am sure other too.
Hi Denise. You need a sewing machine with the hand push button as well as the foot pedal. I love mine and use it all the time. Hope your recuperation is fast x
I sew with my right foot. I guess we're all different.
nice tutorial Beth thak you! I also use old terry towels : ) greetings from Sweden
another great tutorial, Beth...I loved the colors. Great idea. Thanks for sharing your talents.
Great potholders! I have been thinking of making my own after getting burned using the cheap ones I bought. I have plenty of old towels to use too! Thank you once again for helping me, you're the best!
Lost my sewing mojo but this has inspired me to start again, thankyou
Thanks Beth for the link to send me here! I’m not sure how I missed this video!
Another wonderful idea, as always!
Wonderful idea. I never thought of using an old towel as batting. I usually chain piece. Would it have not been faster to piece two potholders at the same time? Yes. They are both beautiful. I love the colors you used. Thank you.
I don’t typically chain piece when filming just because it’s easier for a newbie to see the steps in order with just one at a time. Chain piecing IS faster.....And I DO like going fast! 😉
genius! Love it and adding it to my ‘want to sew’ list! Thank you so much.
I always learn something new here. I love this Chevron block. I think I like this as a whole quilt. Thank you so much for sharing. It's beautiful as always.
I was just thinking of using my old towels for such projects. Thank you for sharing. They came out beautifully.
Beth I was rewatching this video which I really like. But got to thinking? I bet if I added sashings both top and bottom. I could turn this into a quilt as you go project. Thanks again for this great video. ❤️
Yes… definitely a great idea
I was thinking the very same thing!
Wow Beth you come up time and again with such lovely ideas and these pot holders are just super Thank you for sharing you knowledge with us xxx
So pretty thanks for sharing Beth
I love your pot holder, and also how you did your binding. There are so many variation of doing binding, I found yours to be strait forward. Thank you.
Beautiful and a great way to recycle! ❤️
So cute! Just yesterday I was trying to remember how to do a string quilt block. I LOVE the chevron! Now to plow through some serious fabric scraps!
So pretty! I love it! Making me think about Christmas already! 😂
Thank you for sharing this lovely technique
Jackie Roberts. 💝✂️ I discovered a way to sew faster and easier even as a beginner, I talk more about it in my channel, I hope it helps those who need it.