My son and DIL bought a new home.. I am wanting to make some cute co-ordinating kitchen towels and hot pads. This is so cute. I’ll be adding this to their gift.
I love your hair in this video. It looks so beautiful . I enjoy watching all your videos. I have been watching your videos for years. I use all the Notions you recommend.
I love watching all your DIY videos.Thank you so much for teaching us step by step on how to make this pretty Heart shape potholder.So grateful for taking your time in teaching us , especially a beginner just like me.God Bless you Jennifer, your follower from California🌻🌻🌻
i have been bin watching your toutorials and had to go get the frixion pen and I am in love with it......THANK YOU!!!!! and I love that all of the patterns are on the website and everyone loves the things I am making for them!!
I buy the Insul-Brite by the bolt. You really only need one layer of insul-Brite & 2 layers of cotton batting. The Insul- brite is expensive & I never use it unless I need to. Always for potholders & oven mitts. I also make what used to be called potato grabbers that are similar to what you are making now. Veru Cute. I downloaded the pattern & am going to make some. :)
Love love love these little heart shape I’ve been met they’re so easy to use .I’ve had a pair for quite a while and they’re worn out so I’m so happy that I found your tutorial. Thank you so much for the pattern. Great instructions easy to follow
These would make such a thoughtful gift Quilter Izzy! Thank you so much for taking the time to watch- you will have so much fun making these oven mitts!
Thank goodness, found a link to the Heart Shape for the Heart Oven Mitt (below under Louise Petit's comment). Time goes by and things disappear. I just love your tutorials with their precision and detail, and I learn so much. Tip: Walmart sells the FriXion pens now.
@@ShabbyFabrics Yep will try it. I have a friend who likes hearts and she just moved, so thought would be a nice homecoming gift. Thanks for the inspiration!
Very pretty to say the least. I will try to make one. I am glad I came across your site. Actually someone from a closed group on FB said something about your store and that's how I came across your site. Glad I did. I love your pink sewing machine:)
This is a very thorough tutorial that is easy to follow and replicate. I had some fabric that I had purchased for another project and realized that, because it was directional, it was not going to work. I saw this tutorial and thought it would be great for this fabric. After cutting my own 10"x10" squares to begin the project I realized that there are a couple of details that are not really apparent from the tutorial that are important to know if you are using directional fabric. 1. With directional fabric each 10"x10" square has top, bottom, and left and right sides. When cutting down the 10"x10" inch squares to the 8.5"x10" and 7.5"x10" rectangles you want to trim off the top or bottom of the squares, depending on what part of the pattern you want to keep for the back, inside, or flaps of the mitts. Don't trim the sides. 2. I recommend adding a grain line to the flap pattern pieces so that you can align them with the fabric pattern. Use the top and bottom points on the full heart pattern piece to draw a straight, vertical line. You can transfer this to the left and right using your grid ruler (Omnigrid, etc.) If you align the straight edge of the flap pattern pieces with the grain of the fabric, the pattern will be rotated (I wish I could include some pictures with this comment to illustrate). With directional fabric, if you want the flap pattern to be square to the pattern, the straight edge of the flap pattern pieces will be at an angle to the grain of the fabric, NOT as is shown in the tutorial. Also, when I completed my first set of two, I realized that the pattern is somewhat small for my hands. I think I have large hands (7 1/2 " from the tip of my middle finger to the bottom of the heel of my palm) so the pattern is probably good for those with average or small hands. I will be making more but will be enlarging the pattern, which may mean that 10" x 10" squares are not quite large enough for both the heart patterns and trim pieces. I may have to use extra fabric for the trim pieces. I may also try using binding instead of having to sew and then turn right side out.
The Insul Bright I bought is shiny on both sides and says you can use either side. Love your video's Jennifer have made 6 tote bags and two makeup bags and now this. They are easy to understand. Thank- you!
Hi Jennifer thanks for your tutorial of the Heart shape Oven Mitts. I made it yesterday and it came out really nice but I feel they are a little too small. So I have added another 1/4" all around to make it just that little bit bigger. I will attempt to make another one within the next couple of days and let you know how they come out. My Friends said beautiful, great christmas presents.
Glad you were able to add 1/4” to make it little bigger! Happy you are going to make another one! Practice makes perfect! Thank you for your support and comment!😊 - Abby
Hi, Jennifer, You are doing a great job. I like to watch your videos. You have a gorgeous pink sewing machine. I love pink. Thank you for your videos. Jarka
I love the Heart-Potholder and the way you explain how to make it is very clear and easy to understand. But, I like the extra protection of the insulbrite on the flaps also. Many times we use the broiler to brown the top of our dishes. When removing these, our hands can get very close to the heat of the element (even if it has been turned off) causing bad burns or catching fire.
Hi Jennifer and thanks a lot for your tutorials ( so well prepared ) and generosity in sharing your expertise. This series is lovely and very useful. I always love your combinations of fabrics! Have a great day! 😎🌸
Thank you so much for this tutorial - love the pace you go, it really suits me. I have made a number of these heart oven gloves thank you and my friends thank you 😊☘️
Thank you so much for this tutorial! You have explained in in great detail and it's much appreciated. My daughter loves hearts and now I know what I'm making her for Christmas! Blessings to you!
The first way is the easiest technique @Trish Kay! The other technique is traditionally what quilters use but isn't really necessary for this project because the piece of binding is so short!
You can just use painters tape for the grid lines and just keep moving it over an inch if you don’t have a special pen. That’s what I always do. You can use the same piece over and over again.
Love the frixon pens also but......keep in mind if your sewn project will be exposed to freezing weather. I live in Minnesota where it can get to minus 20 Fahrenheit and was making a car seat poncho for great granddaughter. I was using the frixon pen to mark it when I remembered that the marks all come back when exposed to cold. Try it in your freezer. So, most things these are great for and I still use them but not if it’s gonna be in freezing temps.
Thanks for sharing that tip with us. We haven't had that happen. The marks should go away when ironed again, right? We'll have to give it a try in the freezer! :) - Morgan
Where did you get that adorable pink machine? I want to get one for my adult daughter for her birthday. Her favorite color I'd pink. I'm teaching her to quilt after 30 years of not wanting to know how. I'm so very excited to pass this on. Please let me know asap. Love your tutorials. You are a blessing and an inspiration
That is a 1939 Singer Featherweight that was refurbished! The man who did the refurbishing sells an entire rainbow of colors! Jen's machine is in the color 'Rose Petal Pink'! deskdave.com/Cornucopia.htm
We're happy you enjoy this fun project! You can find the Oliso TG1600 Pro Plus iron here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/search?sortOrder=6&q=oliso Thanks for watching! 💖 -Michelle
I love watching your tutorials. You have so many great ideas and projects, and I just wanted to say thank you :)Also, with the friction pen, I'm wondering if it has anything to do with climate or temperature but I have friction pens and used one on some fabric for a project and after ironing my fabric you could clearly see a white faded line where the pen mark was. It ruined my fabric! I decided to test it on other scrap pieces and the same thing happened, except it was more clearly visible on some fabric and not on other fabric. I've decided to not use the friction pen on any fabric where it would be visible. I can't afford to waste fabric. I'm wondering if you've not noticed the same thing? I see you talk about the friction pen a lot but people should check with their fabric before they use it. I won't use them at all anymore.
Thank you so much for watching +Paula Sydney! We have not had that issue on our fabrics but you are right, people should do a swatch test on their fabrics, or use the pen on the back of the fabrics when possible. We have heard from a few people that the black pen can leave marks on darker fabrics after it has been ironed away. Have you tried the red FrXion pen? Maybe that would help with the issue!
I'm going to test a few colors and see what happens. I got a distinct white line on my light yellow fabric after ironing it and to be honest I can't remember what color I used. At our last quilt show here I did talk to some big name quilters who also own stores such as yours and they had the same thing happen and said they would never use them and tell people not to use them. I'm now wondering if it's something to do with climate and or temperature? Maybe the pens react different in Australia lol who knows? Anyways, thank you again for you're tutorials, I just love watching them and get so many great ideas and tips from you :)
HI again Jennifer thank for the direct link but it is not the heart hots on that link it is the double hots pad. So if you can maybe you have the one for the heart oven mitt. Thank you very much Jennifer. I just love watching you r videos. Keep them coming. Bye
Hi, love watching your videos. I was wondering if you have a written instructions on the heart potholders? I do follow your video but it would be nice to have written down. Thank you
Hi Cathy! Here is the link to the free download that coordinates with this project: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/HeartOvenMitt_forDownload.pdf Thank you for watching! - Sophie
Hi Jennifer. Such a cute design and your tutorial is excellent. Should I wash the fabric and isul brite before cutting and constructing the mitt? Any problems with shrinkage? Thank you!!
I love these. Wanted to make them to match a kitchen aide mixer cover, but can no longer get the pattern. Zero results when I put in the pattern name....😢😢😢😢
Hi Linda! The search feature on our website doesn't bring up our free patterns, but you can find all of them on the Free Downloads page here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Free-Downloads-W4C258.aspx You can scroll until you find it, use the "Search" feature on your computer (instructions for that are at the top of the Free Downloads page), and I'll also include the direct link to the pattern: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/HeartOvenMitt_forDownload.pdf - Morgan
love love the pink iron and sewing machine. I'm going to try to make the pillowcase. where did you get the thing on your iron that makes it come up off the table?
+Rachelle Trump that is part of the iron! It is called a "smart iron", isn't it cool?! Here is a link to the website that sells them (you can also find them on amazon): www.oliso.com/smartiron/
We don't have a kit or pattern for this project but we do have a free download! Here is the link to our website and with more information! www.shabbyfabrics.com/free-downloads-and-video/249/country-kitchen-series-how-to-make-a-heart-shaped-oven-mitt Hope this helps! - Abby
Hi Erica! I was unable to find the second video you mentioned but here is the free download diagram with some cutting instructions. Let me know if you have any other questions! ~Leah www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/HeartOvenMitt_forDownload.pdf
I love these so much! I just need to enlarge the pattern to make them big enough for man hands! What kind of sewing machine is that in the video? Thank you for the pattern ❤️
Thank you for watching, and let us know how it goes enlarging this! That is a vintage Singer Featherweight! Jen had it powder coated by a Singer restoration company in England. We can send you their details if you'd like! :) - Morgan
The sewing machine is a 1939 Singer Featherweight that was refurbished! The man who refurbed it also sells them in a rainbow of colors: deskdave.com/Cornucopia.htm The iron is an Oliso Smart Iron and can be bought on their website or on Amazon!
Mil gracias es muy bello su trabajo podría decirme la marca de su plancha se ve muy linda y funcional saludos cordiales desde Iztapalapa cdmx México ❤️
Sí, la marca de la plancha que está usando en el video es Oliso. Tenemos estas planchas en nuestro sitio web: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Panasonic-360-Freestyle-Cordless-Iron-Charcoal-P92655.aspx?categoryid=5015 - Yajaira
It is a 1939 Singer Featherweight that was refurbished! You should check out deskdave.com - he has a whole rainbow of machines that he sells! deskdave.com/Cornucopia.htm
+tonya lucz great question! All of our videos should have the captions that are auto-generated by TH-cam. We do not have captions that we add ourselves.
would like to give you a time saver. if you would cut your pieces out of freezer paper you would not have to pin it to cut it out. simply iron it to the back of your fabric and cut out. I feel that you also get a much more accurate cut this way.
Hello Jennifer tante some informazioni , l wanted to Know where to buy the iron and the sewing machine Pink ?that looks like an old model but in a modern version of compliments for tutorial ....BYE kiss
That is an old machine that has been refurbished! Here is a link to the site where we got it: deskdave.com/Cornucopia.htm The iron is an Oliso Smart Iron and can be purchased on their site :)
@@rebeccadewitt7489 I do appologize for the oversight with the pincushion. It seems to be the pincushion from the combined thread catcher & pin cushion pattern by PlumEasy called Uptown Debbie Brown: www.shabbyfabrics.com/p113215/uptown-debbie-brown-pattern Hope this helps! -Michelle
The patterns can be a little tricky to find! Here is the link to the PDF download: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/HeartOvenMitt_forDownload.pdf - Yajaira
Thank you so much for your reply! This link pulled up an apron. However, just attempted to draw it myself by looking at yours and basing it off of your measurements so hopefully it will look similar to the beautiful pattern you have created!
I really dont like this layer cakes, charm packs etc. My reasoning is because of what you also said. They are just adorable so they sit on the shelf and dont get used. Secondly, if I really like a few of the fabrics, that is all you have of it. Whereas I would rather have 3 yards for example. Finally I dont find it convenient because if you make a mistake in cutting- that piece is done. I agree they are so adorable though. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing Sally. We understand what you mean! But they are so much fun when you like the entire collection and make it easy to coordinate projects. But you're right, better to buy yardage of your favorite design if you don't like the entire collection. Thank you so much for watching! - Mrogan
Hi Mary Ann! It's still available! You can find it here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Free-Downloads-W4C258.aspx It's almost at the bottom of the page, just after the Standing Strong Quilt pattern. - Morgan
+Sharon McArthur you can always trim any excess away in order to make the layers match up! In the sewing world, it's always best to have too much rather than too little, isn't it?! Thanks for watching!
+louise petit so sorry to hear that is happening! Here is the direct link to the download, you should be able to print it directly from this page: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/DoubleOvenMitt_forDownload.pdf
Thanks for watching! Unfortunately we do not have a written pattern for this but we have a free download of the templates available! Here is the link to that: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/HeartOvenMitt_forDownload.pdf
It is a 1939 Singer Featherweight and we believe it is sold out on The Featherweight Shop but you might be able to find it else where. Here is the link to their website: singer-featherweight.com/products/singer-featherweight-221-sewing-machine-ae060-fully-restored-in-pink-frosting Hope this can help! - Abby
The download for our Heart Shaped Oven Mitt can be found in our Free Downloads available on our website. Below I have included a direct link to where this can be found. www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/HeartOvenMitt_forDownload.pdf Happy Quilting! -Kyla
Great question Joe Stansfiled! Click the following link and next to the Country Kitchen Heart Shaped Oven Mitt you can click "Download Here" to get the diagrams: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Free-Downloads-W4C258.aspx
It is no problem. Below I have included the direct link to where this download can be found in our free downloads. www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/HeartOvenMitt_forDownload.pdf If you have any questions please let me know as I am always happy to help! :) -Kyla
Hello Mary! It's on our Free Downloads page, but I've included the direct link here so you can find it quickly: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/HeartOvenMitt_forDownload.pdf Let us know how your project goes! - Morgan
What am I doing wrong on these videos? I click the link to take me to the free pattern, but it just takes me to the home page and when I try to use the search option, nothing comes up.
The link should take you to the Free Downloads page where all of the downloads are listed. You can either scroll down the page until you find what you're looking for, or press the ctrol+F buttons on your keyboard, and then type in the name of the video or download you're looking for. Unfortunately, our website search function doesn't include the Free Downloads page. :/ Let me know if you still have trouble and I can hunt down the direct links for you for whatever downloads you need. :) - Morgan
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I don't know what I love more, the iron, the sewing machine, the project or the fabric.... 😍
Thank you so, so much for all the love +Mari A!
I know what you mean 😂
Where is the pattern please
I know that iron is one of a kind!
Where is the the pattern, I went to your site, seen every pattern u did for Christmas, but not the one you are working on today.
My son and DIL bought a new home.. I am wanting to make some cute co-ordinating kitchen towels and hot pads. This is so cute. I’ll be adding this to their gift.
How fun!! We're delighted that this project has inspired you. Thanks so much for commenting! -Michelle
I love your hair in this video. It looks so beautiful . I enjoy watching all your videos. I have been watching your videos for years. I use all the Notions you recommend.
Thank you very much for this wonderful feedback! We're happy you enjoy these tutorials! ✨ -Michelle
I love watching all your DIY videos.Thank you so much for teaching us step by step on how to make this pretty Heart shape potholder.So grateful for taking your time in teaching us , especially a beginner just like me.God Bless you Jennifer, your follower from California🌻🌻🌻
+Precious Dimple thank you so much for your kind words! We are so blessed to have subscribers and customers like you!
i have been bin watching your toutorials and had to go get the frixion pen and I am in love with it......THANK YOU!!!!! and I love that all of the patterns are on the website and everyone loves the things I am making for them!!
Yay! We love our FriXion pens and don't know how we lived without them- so happy you love yours, too! Thank you for your kind words!
I buy the Insul-Brite by the bolt. You really only need one layer of insul-Brite & 2 layers of cotton batting. The Insul-
brite is expensive & I never use it unless I need to. Always for potholders & oven mitts. I also make what used to be called potato grabbers that are similar to what you are making now. Veru Cute. I downloaded the pattern & am going to make some. :)
Buying the Insul-Brite by the bolt is a great way to do it! So glad you liked the tutorial and that you will be making this project!
Love love love these little heart shape I’ve been met they’re so easy to use .I’ve had a pair for quite a while and they’re worn out so I’m so happy that I found your tutorial. Thank you so much for the pattern. Great instructions easy to follow
Where have u been my whole (sewing) life??
(Another Jen that is essential to watch)
So glad you found us ladama! Thank you so much for watching!
Super cute mitts. These will make great gifts. Thanks for sharing.
These would make such a thoughtful gift Quilter Izzy! Thank you so much for taking the time to watch- you will have so much fun making these oven mitts!
Very convenient and lovely looking.
So happy you like it! Thanks for watching!
I finally got the pattern for heart shaped oven mitt, it wasn't easy. I'm going to give it a go, wish me luck.
We are wishing you the best of luck from Shabby Fabrics! -Kyla
Thank goodness, found a link to the Heart Shape for the Heart Oven Mitt (below under Louise Petit's comment). Time goes by and things disappear. I just love your tutorials with their precision and detail, and I learn so much. Tip: Walmart sells the FriXion pens now.
So glad you found the download and are going to try this project! It's so much fun and so perfect for this time of year.
@@ShabbyFabrics Yep will try it. I have a friend who likes hearts and she just moved, so thought would be a nice homecoming gift. Thanks for the inspiration!
Thank you so very much Jennifer. Have a very nice day.
+louise petit you are so welcome!
Very pretty to say the least. I will try to make one. I am glad I came across your site. Actually someone from a closed group on FB said something about your store and that's how I came across your site. Glad I did. I love your pink sewing machine:)
That is so great to hear +Anna Kelleher! We are glad you found us! Thank you for watching and leaving this comment!
This is a very thorough tutorial that is easy to follow and replicate. I had some fabric that I had purchased for another project and realized that, because it was directional, it was not going to work. I saw this tutorial and thought it would be great for this fabric. After cutting my own 10"x10" squares to begin the project I realized that there are a couple of details that are not really apparent from the tutorial that are important to know if you are using directional fabric.
1. With directional fabric each 10"x10" square has top, bottom, and left and right sides. When cutting down the 10"x10" inch squares to the 8.5"x10" and 7.5"x10" rectangles you want to trim off the top or bottom of the squares, depending on what part of the pattern you want to keep for the back, inside, or flaps of the mitts. Don't trim the sides.
2. I recommend adding a grain line to the flap pattern pieces so that you can align them with the fabric pattern. Use the top and bottom points on the full heart pattern piece to draw a straight, vertical line. You can transfer this to the left and right using your grid ruler (Omnigrid, etc.) If you align the straight edge of the flap pattern pieces with the grain of the fabric, the pattern will be rotated (I wish I could include some pictures with this comment to illustrate). With directional fabric, if you want the flap pattern to be square to the pattern, the straight edge of the flap pattern pieces will be at an angle to the grain of the fabric, NOT as is shown in the tutorial.
Also, when I completed my first set of two, I realized that the pattern is somewhat small for my hands. I think I have large hands (7 1/2 " from the tip of my middle finger to the bottom of the heel of my palm) so the pattern is probably good for those with average or small hands. I will be making more but will be enlarging the pattern, which may mean that 10" x 10" squares are not quite large enough for both the heart patterns and trim pieces. I may have to use extra fabric for the trim pieces. I may also try using binding instead of having to sew and then turn right side out.
Thanks for the great suggestions! We're glad you like this project. 💖 -Michelle
This is so darling. Thank you for the patient way of showing how to put this all together.
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching! - Yajaira
Awesome tutorial. I'm making these heart-shaped oven mitts as gifts for family to enjoy! Love it! Thanks for sharing.
How fun!! We're very happy you enjoyed this project. Thanks for watching!! 💖 -Michelle
Shabby Fabrics....thank you for your videos....I love them all!! Everything is explained so clear.
+Martha Cymbaluk thank you so, so much for the love and for watching our tutorials!
The Insul Bright I bought is shiny on both sides and says you can use either side. Love your video's Jennifer have made 6 tote bags and two makeup bags and now this. They are easy to understand. Thank- you!
So happy you are loving the tutorials we offer, Robbyn! Thank you so much for watching and creating along with us!
Hi Jennifer thanks for your tutorial of the Heart shape Oven Mitts. I made it yesterday and it came out really nice but I feel they are a little too small. So I have added another 1/4" all around to make it just that little bit bigger. I will attempt to make another one within the next couple of days and let you know how they come out. My Friends said beautiful, great christmas presents.
Glad you were able to add 1/4” to make it little bigger! Happy you are going to make another one! Practice makes perfect! Thank you for your support and comment!😊 - Abby
Tried the pattern and loved the results. Great video tutorial, step by step.
Glad you liked it! Thank you for watching and we are happy you found this helpful. - Yajaira
Hi, Jennifer, You are doing a great job. I like to watch your videos. You have a gorgeous pink sewing machine. I love pink. Thank you for your videos. Jarka
Hello Jarka! Thank you so much for watching and commenting :)
I love the Heart-Potholder and the way you explain how to make it is very clear and easy to understand. But, I like the extra protection of the insulbrite on the flaps also. Many times we use the broiler to brown the top of our dishes. When removing these, our hands can get very close to the heat of the element (even if it has been turned off) causing bad burns or catching fire.
Thank you Jo Ann! Merry Christmas! 🎄~Leah
Hi Jennifer and thanks a lot for your tutorials ( so well prepared ) and generosity in sharing your expertise. This series is lovely and very useful. I always love your combinations of fabrics! Have a great day! 😎🌸
Thank you so much for your kind comment and support!
Thank you so much for this tutorial - love the pace you go, it really suits me. I have made a number of these heart oven gloves thank you and my friends thank you 😊☘️
Thank you so much for watching and leaving such a kind comment!
Pat holders are really pretty! Thank you for sharing!! Your a great teacher!!!
+Elizabeth Vallely so happy to hear you like the project! Thank you for watching!
+Shabby Fabrics Your welcome!
Love your pink sewing machine!
Thank you so much Linda Losinski! It is Jen's favorite machine for piecing!
Shabby Fabrics , where can we find the pink sewing machine, please?
These are so cute. Thanks
Thank you so much Birdie Ellen Beris! We are so grateful that you have taken the time to watch and leave a kind comment :)
Thank you so much for this tutorial! You have explained in in great detail and it's much appreciated. My daughter loves hearts and now I know what I'm making her for Christmas! Blessings to you!
You're so welcome! Let us know how your project turns out and how much your daughter enjoys it! - Morgan
Mother's Day gifts! Thanks!
Yes, these would be great for Mother's Day!
The first way is the easiest technique @Trish Kay! The other technique is traditionally what quilters use but isn't really necessary for this project because the piece of binding is so short!
Shabby Fabrics heart pattern for pot holder
Shabby Fabrics Kaye woods
You're welcome! :) - Morgan
Jennifer I love those heart ❤️ potholders so cute ❤️
Thank you so much! Happy to hear you love it!
How. Exciting. I love the heart oven mitt. Thanks!
Thank you so much for watching! - Morgan
Thank you for sharing. Your tutorial is easy to follow.
HI Debora! Thank you for watching! - Sophie
These are so cute and quite useful!
Glad you like them! - Morgan
You can just use painters tape for the grid lines and just keep moving it over an inch if you don’t have a special pen. That’s what I always do. You can use the same piece over and over again.
Love the frixon pens also but......keep in mind if your sewn project will be exposed to freezing weather. I live in Minnesota where it can get to minus 20 Fahrenheit and was making a car seat poncho for great granddaughter. I was using the frixon pen to mark it when I remembered that the marks all come back when exposed to cold. Try it in your freezer. So, most things these are great for and I still use them but not if it’s gonna be in freezing temps.
Thanks for sharing that tip with us. We haven't had that happen. The marks should go away when ironed again, right? We'll have to give it a try in the freezer! :) - Morgan
Shabby Fabrics problem was it was minky fabric and fleece which can’t be ironed. Plus it was a gift. It just wasn’t my day that time...lol.
Shabby Fabrics problem was it was minky fabric and fleece which can’t be ironed. Plus it was a gift. It just wasn’t my day that time...lol.
@@sleeplessinscandia6452 Oh no! That's sad to hear. I'm so sorry that happened, that's incredibly frustrating. :/ Hope it turned out okay. - Morgan
love it, and Christmas is here!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you! Merry Christmas! 🎄~Leah
TFS again I like this idea. Cute cute
Thank you for watching! :) - Morgan
Always love your tutorials!
Aww, thank you! We really appreciate you taking the time to leave such a sweet comment! - Morgan
Where did you get that adorable pink machine? I want to get one for my adult daughter for her birthday. Her favorite color I'd pink. I'm teaching her to quilt after 30 years of not wanting to know how. I'm so very excited to pass this on. Please let me know asap. Love your tutorials. You are a blessing and an inspiration
That is a 1939 Singer Featherweight that was refurbished! The man who did the refurbishing sells an entire rainbow of colors! Jen's machine is in the color 'Rose Petal Pink'! deskdave.com/Cornucopia.htm
Hi, love watching your tutorials! Could you top stitch all the way around about an 8th of an inch to close the opening vs whip stitching by hand?
Yes, you can certainly do that instead of hand-stitching, that's just personal preference and both work just perfectly! - Morgan
Yes, you can top stitch around your mitt, it is ultimately your preference as this would change the appearance; however, it is doable. -Kyla
These are too cute !!! I see a Christmas project(s) in the making !! :D
Such a cute idea +Cynthia DesLauriers! Thank you so much for watching!
I love that iron how it lifts up and you don’t have to stand it up. Where did you get that I want one lol
We're happy you enjoy this fun project! You can find the Oliso TG1600 Pro Plus iron here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/search?sortOrder=6&q=oliso Thanks for watching! 💖 -Michelle
I love watching your tutorials. You have so many great ideas and projects, and I just wanted to say thank you :)Also, with the friction pen, I'm wondering if it has anything to do with climate or temperature but I have friction pens and used one on some fabric for a project and after ironing my fabric you could clearly see a white faded line where the pen mark was. It ruined my fabric! I decided to test it on other scrap pieces and the same thing happened, except it was more clearly visible on some fabric and not on other fabric. I've decided to not use the friction pen on any fabric where it would be visible. I can't afford to waste fabric. I'm wondering if you've not noticed the same thing? I see you talk about the friction pen a lot but people should check with their fabric before they use it. I won't use them at all anymore.
Thank you so much for watching +Paula Sydney! We have not had that issue on our fabrics but you are right, people should do a swatch test on their fabrics, or use the pen on the back of the fabrics when possible. We have heard from a few people that the black pen can leave marks on darker fabrics after it has been ironed away. Have you tried the red FrXion pen? Maybe that would help with the issue!
I'm going to test a few colors and see what happens. I got a distinct white line on my light yellow fabric after ironing it and to be honest I can't remember what color I used. At our last quilt show here I did talk to some big name quilters who also own stores such as yours and they had the same thing happen and said they would never use them and tell people not to use them. I'm now wondering if it's something to do with climate and or temperature? Maybe the pens react different in Australia lol who knows? Anyways, thank you again for you're tutorials, I just love watching them and get so many great ideas and tips from you :)
HI again Jennifer thank for the direct link but it is not the heart hots on that link it is the double hots pad. So if you can maybe you have the one for the heart oven mitt. Thank you very much Jennifer. I just love watching you r videos. Keep them coming. Bye
+louise petit so sorry about that! Here is the link to the Heart Oven Mitt: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/HeartOvenMitt_forDownload.pdf
It is so lovely....
So happy you like it!
this is my first time in this page and I loved it so much....I already made it.....
Jennifer thank You for the name of the Featherweight dealer! I think I died and went to Heaven! What a site! Thank You so much.
Isn't his work amazing Mary Smith?! So inspiring!
Hi, love watching your videos. I was wondering if you have a written instructions on the heart potholders? I do follow your video but it would be nice to have written down. Thank you
Hi Cathy! Here is the link to the free download that coordinates with this project: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/HeartOvenMitt_forDownload.pdf
Thank you for watching! - Sophie
What a cute sewing machine!
Thank you so much! - Morgan
Love this tutorial and LOVE your pink sewing machine! What model is it? Thanks.
It is a 1939 Singer Featherweight- check out deskdave.com for all of the colors he has to offer!! Thank you so much for the love Charlotte Hall!
Hi Jennifer. Such a cute design and your tutorial is excellent. Should I wash the fabric and isul brite before cutting and constructing the mitt? Any problems with shrinkage? Thank you!!
Hi Debbie! We don't typically wash our fabrics prior to project completion, but you can if you'd like. It is a choice that some prefer. 💖 -Michelle
Thank you for sharing!
My pleasure! Let us know how it goes! - Morgan
I love these. Wanted to make them to match a kitchen aide mixer cover, but can no longer get the pattern.
Zero results when I put in the pattern name....😢😢😢😢
Hi Linda! The search feature on our website doesn't bring up our free patterns, but you can find all of them on the Free Downloads page here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Free-Downloads-W4C258.aspx
You can scroll until you find it, use the "Search" feature on your computer (instructions for that are at the top of the Free Downloads page), and I'll also include the direct link to the pattern: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/HeartOvenMitt_forDownload.pdf
- Morgan
great tutorial!! Where did you get the Singer Featherweight?. I had one and gave it away years ago. I want another one!
Thank you so much Mary Smith! Go to deskdave.com to check out his amazing selection of Featherweights!
***** thank You So Much! I'm 84 and still sewing! Thanks again
hopefully you never stop doing what you love Mary Smith!
love love the pink iron and sewing machine. I'm going to try to make the
pillowcase. where did you get the thing on your iron that makes it come up off the table?
+Rachelle Trump that is part of the iron! It is called a "smart iron", isn't it cool?! Here is a link to the website that sells them (you can also find them on amazon): www.oliso.com/smartiron/
Love the heart shape but i cant find the pattern. You do an excellent job .
We don't have a kit or pattern for this project but we do have a free download! Here is the link to our website and with more information! www.shabbyfabrics.com/free-downloads-and-video/249/country-kitchen-series-how-to-make-a-heart-shaped-oven-mitt Hope this helps! - Abby
Hello, why is there 2 different videos, folding, ironing the binding strips for the half hearts & sewing them? 😋💕 Erica x
Hi Erica! I was unable to find the second video you mentioned but here is the free download diagram with some cutting instructions. Let me know if you have any other questions! ~Leah www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/HeartOvenMitt_forDownload.pdf
I see what you’re saying and I guess we can pick whichever way we prefer to bind those front pieces.
I love these so much! I just need to enlarge the pattern to make them big enough for man hands! What kind of sewing machine is that in the video? Thank you for the pattern ❤️
Thank you for watching, and let us know how it goes enlarging this! That is a vintage Singer Featherweight! Jen had it powder coated by a Singer restoration company in England. We can send you their details if you'd like! :) - Morgan
I have my late mother in law's feather weight mach
Can you please email me who to contact to get it refurbished.
Sorry forgot to tell you email. earosd@gmail.com
Love your iron and sewing machine. Where'd you get them?
The sewing machine is a 1939 Singer Featherweight that was refurbished! The man who refurbed it also sells them in a rainbow of colors: deskdave.com/Cornucopia.htm
The iron is an Oliso Smart Iron and can be bought on their website or on Amazon!
Working on these for Mother's Day gifts. What brand of iron is that? I love how it pops up.
This will be a wonderful Mother's Day gift! That iron is the Oliso Smart Iron! It is so cool!
I love your sewing machine! Where can I get one?
Hi Debbie- Jen’s using a Singer Featherweight in this tutorial that she had custom powder coated pink. Hope this helps! -Michelle
Mil gracias es muy bello su trabajo podría decirme la marca de su plancha se ve muy linda y funcional saludos cordiales desde Iztapalapa cdmx México ❤️
Sí, la marca de la plancha que está usando en el video es Oliso. Tenemos estas planchas en nuestro sitio web: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Panasonic-360-Freestyle-Cordless-Iron-Charcoal-P92655.aspx?categoryid=5015 - Yajaira
So great for gifts. Unfortunately unable to download pattern.
These would be perfect gifts! You can never have too many oven mitts! Especially when they are super cute! ~Leah
Love the pot holder. I can’t seem to locate the pattern on your website.
Hello Kathy! To better assist you would describe to me the pot holder you are referring to? - Yajaira
Hi! The Country Kitchen Heart Shaped Oven Mitt. Thank you!!!
what model is your pink sewing machine i love it!
It is a 1939 Singer Featherweight that was refurbished! You should check out deskdave.com - he has a whole rainbow of machines that he sells! deskdave.com/Cornucopia.htm
Hi Jennifer! I was just wondering if you took the CC (Closed Caption) off your TH-cam videos?
+tonya lucz great question! All of our videos should have the captions that are auto-generated by TH-cam. We do not have captions that we add ourselves.
Ok, Thanks Jennifer. There must be something going on with TH-cam. Do u have written instructions for each video u do?
would like to give you a time saver. if you would cut your pieces out of freezer paper you would not have to pin it to cut it out. simply iron it to the back of your fabric and cut out. I feel that you also get a much more accurate cut this way.
Thank you for sharing that tip! - Morgan
Are any of your free downloads printable? I love most of your projects, but can't seem to print the patterns.
Yes! All of our free downloads are printable - be sure your printer is set to the "fit to page" setting when you are printing them :)
Hello Jennifer tante some informazioni , l wanted to Know where to buy the iron and the sewing machine Pink ?that looks like an old model but in a modern version of compliments for tutorial ....BYE kiss
That is an old machine that has been refurbished! Here is a link to the site where we got it: deskdave.com/Cornucopia.htm
The iron is an Oliso Smart Iron and can be purchased on their site :)
How was your pin cushion made? I'm loving it!
Glad you like it!! 💖 -Michelle
@@ShabbyFabrics Umm....You didn't answer my question. If you're not allowed to tell me, that's okay, just let me know that!!
@@rebeccadewitt7489 I do appologize for the oversight with the pincushion. It seems to be the pincushion from the combined thread catcher & pin cushion pattern by PlumEasy called Uptown Debbie Brown: www.shabbyfabrics.com/p113215/uptown-debbie-brown-pattern Hope this helps! -Michelle
@@ShabbyFabrics Yep! Thank you! I'm sure you get so many emails that they are hard to get to. I appreciate the link!
@@rebeccadewitt7489 You are very welcome! Thanks for commenting! -Michelle
thank you
We're happy you enjoyed this tutorial. Thanks for watching!! -Michelle
Love this! But, that sewing machine is over the top! What brand is it? I have to have it!
Thank you so much! This specific machine is a Singer Featherweight! Jen had it powder coated with that pink color by someone in England. -Michelle
Hello, I cannot find the Country Kitchen Heart Shaped Mitt on your link to download the pattern 💜 Erica x
Hi Erica! Here is the link to the Heart Shaped Oven Mitt Diagram! ~Leah
www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/HeartOvenMitt_forDownload.pdf
love that beautiful Featherweight & ur Videos of course, lol
+Debra Rhodes thank you so much! This is Jen's favorite machine to piece with!
I love this pattern! I’m trying to download it on the website though and am having trouble finding it. Has it been taken down?
The patterns can be a little tricky to find! Here is the link to the PDF download: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/HeartOvenMitt_forDownload.pdf - Yajaira
Thank you so much for your reply! This link pulled up an apron. However, just attempted to draw it myself by looking at yours and basing it off of your measurements so hopefully it will look similar to the beautiful pattern you have created!
Here is that link that you are looking for: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/HeartOvenMitt_forDownload.pdf - Yajaira
Thank you soo much!
I really dont like this layer cakes, charm packs etc. My reasoning is because of what you also said. They are just adorable so they sit on the shelf and dont get used. Secondly, if I really like a few of the fabrics, that is all you have of it. Whereas I would rather have 3 yards for example. Finally I dont find it convenient because if you make a mistake in cutting- that piece is done. I agree they are so adorable though. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for sharing Sally. We understand what you mean! But they are so much fun when you like the entire collection and make it easy to coordinate projects. But you're right, better to buy yardage of your favorite design if you don't like the entire collection. Thank you so much for watching! - Mrogan
I would love to have the pattern for those
Here is the link to the download: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/HeartOvenMitt_forDownload.pdf - Yajaira
Where did you get the cute pink sewing machine?
I have looked for it, too. I think it is a Brother, not sure.
It's a Singer Featherweight that Jen got at a Vintage Shop. She had it powder-coated in that pink color! - Morgan
I can’t get the pattern when I go to your website. Is it still available?
Hi Mary Ann! It's still available! You can find it here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Free-Downloads-W4C258.aspx
It's almost at the bottom of the page, just after the Standing Strong Quilt pattern. - Morgan
What is that square that you iron on? Is it hand made and where do I get the instructions for it?
I've seen them on TH-cam videos how to make a iron board .its easy to make.
Hello Susan! We do not have these iron boards for sale. You can make your own, there may be some for sale on June Tailor. Merry Christmas! 🎄~Leah
Very pretty! Does the Frixion ink get on the iron?
Not at all!! We love those pens! :)
Thanks f or such a cute pot holder. Why don't you quilt the inside part?
The inside part isn't quilted because the project is turned outside-right after the quilting takes place :)
I made the heart mitt but when stacking the layers to sew the flaps were bigger than the bottom heart.
+Sharon McArthur you can always trim any excess away in order to make the layers match up! In the sewing world, it's always best to have too much rather than too little, isn't it?! Thanks for watching!
I really like this oven mitt. But every time I try to download the pattern the web site crashes. Can you help ? Maybe you can redo it on the web site
+louise petit so sorry to hear that is happening! Here is the direct link to the download, you should be able to print it directly from this page: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/DoubleOvenMitt_forDownload.pdf
Do you still have the pink feather weight machine?
Absolutely! We love that machine!
Shabby Fabrics I have one also but in the original black. Those are awesome machines that just keep going if you take care of them. Love your pink one
Do you have a pattern for finger oven mitts?
+Carol Maloof unfortunately, we do not have a tutorial for an oven mitt with fingers. Thank you so much for watching!
What stitch length do you use when you do the quilting
Hi Betty - I believe that we used a 2.5 for this project. Hope this helps! -Michelle
can I get the written pattern please?
Thanks for watching! Unfortunately we do not have a written pattern for this but we have a free download of the templates available! Here is the link to that: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/HeartOvenMitt_forDownload.pdf
Where do I find the heart shaped pattern?
+Sue Downing Here is a link to the free download: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/HeartOvenMitt_forDownload.pdf
Where can I purchase the pink sewing machine?
It is a 1939 Singer Featherweight and we believe it is sold out on The Featherweight Shop but you might be able to find it else where. Here is the link to their website: singer-featherweight.com/products/singer-featherweight-221-sewing-machine-ae060-fully-restored-in-pink-frosting Hope this can help! - Abby
Could you make these unquilted?
You could make these "unquilted", but the quilting part is what stabilizes the 3 layers sewn together. 💖-Michelle
how can i get the pattern for the heart mitt
The download for our Heart Shaped Oven Mitt can be found in our Free Downloads available on our website. Below I have included a direct link to where this can be found. www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/HeartOvenMitt_forDownload.pdf Happy Quilting! -Kyla
The iron moves on its own 0.0
Yes! We love our Oliso Smart Iron :)
hi, I know this was several years ago, but I cannot find the pattern on the website.. can someone help me please?
You can find it on our Free Downloads page here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Free-Downloads.aspx -Michelle
Where did you say the patterns are?
Great question Joe Stansfiled! Click the following link and next to the Country Kitchen Heart Shaped Oven Mitt you can click "Download Here" to get the diagrams: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Free-Downloads-W4C258.aspx
Is there a kit for this.
Sorry I cannot find the pattern for the heart shaped oven mitt
It is no problem. Below I have included the direct link to where this download can be found in our free downloads. www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/HeartOvenMitt_forDownload.pdf If you have any questions please let me know as I am always happy to help! :) -Kyla
I can not find the pattered for the oven mit😞
Hello Mary! It's on our Free Downloads page, but I've included the direct link here so you can find it quickly: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/HeartOvenMitt_forDownload.pdf
Let us know how your project goes! - Morgan
What am I doing wrong on these videos? I click the link to take me to the free pattern, but it just takes me to the home page and when I try to use the search option, nothing comes up.
The link should take you to the Free Downloads page where all of the downloads are listed. You can either scroll down the page until you find what you're looking for, or press the ctrol+F buttons on your keyboard, and then type in the name of the video or download you're looking for. Unfortunately, our website search function doesn't include the Free Downloads page. :/
Let me know if you still have trouble and I can hunt down the direct links for you for whatever downloads you need. :) - Morgan