Sometimes, the smallest projects bring the greatest joy. My latest finish is a small zipper pouch. A quick but meaningful make, infused with slow stitching, beautiful threads, and a gentle reminder of wellness.
Welcome to the 23rd week post of the 52 weeks of hot pads / quilted pot holders. This week we’re making sailboat quilt block.
Here is the list of past week’s posts in this 52 Weeks of Hot Pads Challenge:
- 1st Week : Simple Patch | Bias Binding
- 2nd Week : Diagonal Lanes | Quilt As You Go + Binding Tip
- 3rd Week : Scrappy Lanes | Sewing with selvedge
- 4th Week : Pixel Heart | Sewing small pieces
- 5th Week : Hexagon Flower | English Paper Piecing | Round Hot Pad
- 6th Week : Warm Heart | Heart Shaped
- 7th Week : Scrappy Egg | Small scraps
- 8th Week : Rail Fence | Strip piecing
- 9th Week : HST Geese | 8-at-a-time HSTs
- 10th Week : Starry HST | Mitred Border
- 11th Week : Mom’s sugar Cookie | Round with Pocket
- 12th Week: Hot Plusses | Plus Blocks
- 13th Week : Highway of Geese | Flying Geese
- 14th Week : Cross Way | Squares and Rectangles Patch
- 15th Week: Scrappy Log Cabin | No measuring
- 16th Week: Cross Bun | Simple Rounded
- 17th Week: Scrappy Herringbone
- 18th Week : Irish Chain | Feather Quilting
- 19th Week : Maple Leaf Quilt Block
- 20th Week : Flying Dutchman Quilt Block | Flying Geese variation
- 21st Week: Silent Bear Paw Quilt Block | Bear Paw Quilt Block
- 22nd Week : Scrappy Leaf | strip piecing
I thought it would be a great challenge for me to do a pot holder a.k.a hot pads every single week of 2019. (but I am currently falling way behind, maybe I’ll catch up but if not, it will just be 52 weeks but not in a single year)
I am planning on having it displayed in my kitchen. They make great decor, don’t they?
While I am at it, I am going to be sharing with you a simple tutorial on the process.
You can join in the challenge and make the same hot pads I make every week with the same design or any of your own choice.
This week we’re making Another Leaf, this time from scrappy strips. You’re going to love this one, we’re making two at a time too!
Here is the list of past week’s posts in this 52 Weeks of Hot Pads Challenge:
- 1st Week : Simple Patch | Bias Binding
- 2nd Week : Diagonal Lanes | Quilt As You Go + Binding Tip
- 3rd Week : Scrappy Lanes | Sewing with selvedge
- 4th Week : Pixel Heart | Sewing small pieces
- 5th Week : Hexagon Flower | English Paper Piecing | Round Hot Pad
- 6th Week : Warm Heart | Heart Shaped
- 7th Week : Scrappy Egg | Small scraps
- 8th Week : Rail Fence | Strip piecing
- 9th Week : HST Geese | 8-at-a-time HSTs
- 10th Week : Starry HST | Mitred Border
- 11th Week : Mom’s sugar Cookie | Round with Pocket
- 12th Week: Hot Plusses | Plus Blocks
- 13th Week : Highway of Geese | Flying Geese
- 14th Week : Cross Way | Squares and Rectangles Patch
- 15th Week: Scrappy Log Cabin | No measuring
- 16th Week: Cross Bun | Simple Rounded
- 17th Week: Scrappy Herringbone
- 18th Week : Irish Chain | Feather Quilting
- 19th Week : Maple Leaf Quilt Block
- 20th Week : Flying Dutchman Quilt Block | Flying Geese variation
- 21st Week: Silent Bear Paw Quilt Block | Bear Paw Quilt Block
I thought it would be a great challenge for me to do a pot holder a.k.a hot pads every single week of 2019. (but I am currently falling way behind, maybe I’ll catch up but if not, it will just be 52 weeks but not in a single year)
I am planning on having it displayed in my kitchen. They make great decor, don’t they?
While I am at it, I am going to be sharing with you a simple tutorial on the process.
You can join in the challenge and make the same hot pads I make every week with the same design or any of your own choice.
Welcome to the 21st week post of the 52 weeks of hot pads / quilted pot holders. This week we’re making Bear Paw Quilt Block Hot pad
Here are the list of past week’s posts in this 52 Weeks of Hot Pads Challenge:
- 1st Week : Simple Patch | Bias Binding
- 2nd Week : Diagonal Lanes | Quilt As You Go + Binding Tip
- 3rd Week : Scrappy Lanes | Sewing with selvedge
- 4th Week : Pixel Heart | Sewing small pieces
- 5th Week : Hexagon Flower | English Paper Piecing | Round Hot Pad
- 6th Week : Warm Heart | Heart Shaped
- 7th Week : Scrappy Egg | Small scraps
- 8th Week : Rail Fence | Strip piecing
- 9th Week : HST Geese | 8-at-a-time HSTs
- 10th Week : Starry HST | Mitred Border
- 11th Week : Mom’s sugar Cookie | Round with Pocket
- 12th Week: Hot Plusses | Plus Blocks
- 13th Week : Highway of Geese | Flying Geese
- 14th Week : Cross Way | Squares and Rectangles Patch
- 15th Week: Scrappy Log Cabin | No measuring
- 16th Week: Cross Bun | Simple Rounded
- 17th Week: Scrappy Herringbone
- 18th Week : Irish Chain | Feather Quilting
- 19th Week : Maple Leaf Quilt Block
- 20th Week : Flying Dutchman Quilt Block | Flying Geese variation
I thought it would be a great challenge for me to do a pot holder a.k.a hot pads every single week of 2019. (but I am currently falling way behind, maybe I’ll catch up but if not, it will just be a 52 weeks but not in a single year)
I am planning on having it displayed in my kitchen. They make great decor don’t they?
While I am at it, I am going to be sharing with you a simple tutorial on the process.
You can join in the challenge and make the same hot pads I make every week with the same design or any of your own choice.
Welcome to the 20th week post of the 52 weeks of hot pads / quilted pot holders. This week we’re making Flying Dutchman Quilt Block Hotpad
Here are the list of past week’s posts in this 52 Weeks of Hot Pads Challenge:
- 1st Week : Simple Patch | Bias Binding
- 2nd Week : Diagonal Lanes | Quilt As You Go + Binding Tip
- 3rd Week : Scrappy Lanes | Sewing with selvedge
- 4th Week : Pixel Heart | Sewing small pieces
- 5th Week : Hexagon Flower | English Paper Piecing | Round Hot Pad
- 6th Week : Warm Heart | Heart Shaped
- 7th Week : Scrappy Egg | Small scraps
- 8th Week : Rail Fence | Strip piecing
- 9th Week : HST Geese | 8-at-a-time HSTs
- 10th Week : Starry HST | Mitred Border
- 11th Week : Mom’s sugar Cookie | Round with Pocket
- 12th Week: Hot Plusses | Plus Blocks
- 13th Week : Highway of Geese | Flying Geese
- 14th Week : Cross Way | Squares and Rectangles Patch
- 15th Week: Scrappy Log Cabin | No measuring
- 16th Week: Cross Bun | Simple Rounded
- 17th Week: Scrappy Herringbone
- 18th Week : Irish Chain | Feather Quilting
- 19th Week : Maple Leaf Quilt Block
I thought it would be a great challenge for me to do a pot holder a.k.a hot pads every single week of 2019. (but I am currently falling way behind, maybe I’ll catch up but if not, it will just be a 52 weeks but not in a single year)
I am planning on having it displayed in my kitchen. They make great decor don’t they?
While I am at it, I am going to be sharing with you a simple tutorial on the process.
You can join in the challenge and make the same hot pads I make every week with the same design or any of your own choice.
Welcome to the 19th week post of the 52 weeks of hot pads / quilted pot holders. This week we’re making Maple Leaf Quilt Block Hotpad
Here are the list of past week’s posts in this 52 Weeks of Hot Pads Challenge:
- 1st Week : Simple Patch | Bias Binding
- 2nd Week : Diagonal Lanes | Quilt As You Go + Binding Tip
- 3rd Week : Scrappy Lanes | Sewing with selvedge
- 4th Week : Pixel Heart | Sewing small pieces
- 5th Week : Hexagon Flower | English Paper Piecing | Round Hot Pad
- 6th Week : Warm Heart | Heart Shaped
- 7th Week : Scrappy Egg | Small scraps
- 8th Week : Rail Fence | Strip piecing
- 9th Week : HST Geese | 8-at-a-time HSTs
- 10th Week : Starry HST | Mitred Border
- 11th Week : Mom’s sugar Cookie | Round with Pocket
- 12th Week: Hot Plusses | Plus Blocks
- 13th Week : Highway of Geese | Flying Geese
- 14th Week : Cross Way | Squares and Rectangles Patch
- 15th Week: Scrappy Log Cabin | No measuring
- 16th Week: Cross Bun | Simple Rounded
- 17th Week: Scrappy Herringbone
- 18th Week : Irish Chain | Feather Quilting
I thought it would be a great challenge for me to do a pot holder a.k.a hot pads every single week of 2019. (but I am currently falling way behind, maybe I’ll catch up but if not, it will just be a 52 weeks but not in a single year)
I am planning on having it displayed in my kitchen. They make great decor don’t they?
While I am at it, I am going to be sharing with you a simple tutorial on the process.
You can join in the challenge and make the same hot pads I make every week with the same design or any of your own choice.
Welcome to the 18th week post of the 52 weeks of hot pads / quilted pot holders. This week we’re making Irish Chain Quilt Block Hotpad
Here are the list of past week’s posts in this 52 Weeks of Hot Pads Challenge:
- 1st Week : Simple Patch | Bias Binding
- 2nd Week : Diagonal Lanes | Quilt As You Go + Binding Tip
- 3rd Week : Scrappy Lanes | Sewing with selvedge
- 4th Week : Pixel Heart | Sewing small pieces
- 5th Week : Hexagon Flower | English Paper Piecing | Round Hot Pad
- 6th Week : Warm Heart | Heart Shaped
- 7th Week : Scrappy Egg | Small scraps
- 8th Week : Rail Fence | Strip piecing
- 9th Week : HST Geese | 8-at-a-time HSTs
- 10th Week : Starry HST | Mitred Border
- 11th Week : Mom’s sugar Cookie | Round with Pocket
- 12th Week: Hot Plusses | Plus Blocks
- 13th Week : Highway of Geese | Flying Geese
- 14th Week : Cross Way | Squares and Rectangles Patch
- 15th Week: Scrappy Log Cabin | No measuring
- 16th Week: Cross Bun | Simple Rounded
- 17th Week: Scrappy Herringbone
I thought it would be a great challenge for me to do a pot holder a.k.a hot pads every single week of 2019. (but I am currently falling behind, maybe I’ll catch up but if not, it will just be a 52 weeks but not in a single year)
I am planning on having it displayed in my kitchen. They make great decor don’t they?
While I am at it, I am going to be sharing with you a simple tutorial on the process.
You can join in the challenge and make the same hot pads I make every week with the same design or any of your own choice.
Welcome to the 17th’ week post of the 52 weeks of hot pads / quilted pot holders. In this post, we’ll be making a herringbone quilt block hotpad.
Here are the list of past week’s posts in this 52 Weeks of Hot Pads Challenge:
- 1st Week : Simple Patch | Bias Binding
- 2nd Week : Diagonal Lanes | Quilt As You Go + Binding Tip
- 3rd Week : Scrappy Lanes | Sewing with selvedge
- 4th Week : Pixel Heart | Sewing small pieces
- 5th Week : Hexagon Flower | English Paper Piecing | Round Hot Pad
- 6th Week : Warm Heart | Heart Shaped
- 7th Week : Scrappy Egg | Small scraps
- 8th Week : Rail Fence | Strip piecing
- 9th Week : HST Geese | 8-at-a-time HSTs
- 10th Week : Starry HST | Mitred Border
- 11th Week : Mom’s sugar Cookie | Round with Pocket
- 12th Week: Hot Plusses | Plus Blocks
- 13th Week : Highway of Geese | Flying Geese
- 14th Week : Cross Way | Squares and Rectangles Patch
- 15th Week: Scrappy Log Cabin | No measuring
- 16th Week: Cross Bun | Simple Rounded
I thought it would be a great challenge for me to do a pot holder a.k.a hot pads every single week of 2019. (but I am currently falling behind, maybe I’ll catch up but if not, it will just be a 52 weeks but not in a single year)
I am planning on having it displayed in my kitchen. They make great decor don’t they?
While I am at it, I am going to be sharing with you a simple tutorial on the process.
You can join in the challenge and make the same hot pads I make every week with the same design or any of your own choice.
Welcome to the 16th week post of the 52 weeks of hot pads / quilted pot holders.
Here are the list of past week’s posts in this 52 Weeks of Hot Pads Challenge:
- 1st Week : Simple Patch | Bias Binding
- 2nd Week : Diagonal Lanes | Quilt As You Go + Binding Tip
- 3rd Week : Scrappy Lanes | Sewing with selvedge
- 4th Week : Pixel Heart | Sewing small pieces
- 5th Week : Hexagon Flower | English Paper Piecing | Round Hot Pad
- 6th Week : Warm Heart | Heart Shaped
- 7th Week : Scrappy Egg | Small scraps
- 8th Week : Rail Fence | Strip piecing
- 9th Week : HST Geese | 8-at-a-time HSTs
- 10th Week : Starry HST | Mitred Border
- 11th Week : Mom’s sugar Cookie | Round with Pocket
- 12th Week: Hot Plusses | Plus Blocks
- 13th Week : Highway of Geese | Flying Geese
- 14th Week : Cross Way | Squares and Rectangles Patch
- 15th Week: Scrappy Log Cabin | No measuring
I thought it would be a great challenge for me to do a pot holder a.k.a hot pads every single week of 2019. (but I am currently falling behind a few weeks , I’ll try and catch up)
I am planning on having it displayed in my kitchen. They make great decor don’t they?
While I am at it, I am going to be sharing with you a simple tutorial on the process.
You can join in the challenge and make the same hot pads I make every week with the same design or any of your own choice.
Welcome to the 15th week post of the 52 weeks of hot pads / quilted pot holders.
Here are the list of past week’s posts in this 52 Weeks of Hot Pads Challenge:
- 1st Week : Simple Patch | Bias Binding
- 2nd Week : Diagonal Lanes | Quilt As You Go + Binding Tip
- 3rd Week : Scrappy Lanes | Sewing with selvedge
- 4th Week : Pixel Heart | Sewing small pieces
- 5th Week : Hexagon Flower | English Paper Piecing | Round Hot Pad
- 6th Week : Warm Heart | Heart Shaped
- 7th Week : Scrappy Egg | Small scraps
- 8th Week : Rail Fence | Strip piecing
- 9th Week : HST Geese | 8-at-a-time HSTs
- 10th Week : Starry HST | Mitred Border
- 11th Week : Mom’s sugar Cookie | Round with Pocket
- 12th Week: Hot Plusses | Plus Blocks
- 13th Week : Highway of Geese | Flying Geese
- 14th Week : Cross Way | Squares and Rectangles Patch
I thought it would be a great challenge for me to do a pot holder a.k.a hot pads every single week of 2019.
I am planning on having it displayed in my kitchen. They make great decor don’t they?
While I am at it, I am going to be sharing with you a simple tutorial on the process.