House Kitchen Potholder Sewing Pattern Download Poster

House Kitchen Potholder Sewing Pattern Download Poster Poster Printable / also a download to print letter size House Kitchen Potholder Sewing Pattern Printable With this sheet, and the instructions below, you have everything you need to make this house shape kitchen potholder / pot holder / oven mitt / hand mitt / trivet / hot pad!!!! With the double layered ironing board and Insul Bright batting, you will not hurt your hands getting that hot cookie sheet or that roasting pan from the oven! These make great gifts for the holidays, and for those who love to cook, bake, or grill! Custom printed house potholders have been made and used by realtors and builders, to give to their customers, as well as being used for marketing tools! Take a photo of your house, and print it onto washable inkjet fabric, and use that for the front of the house potholder! This house potholder pattern was designed by me, Kristie Hubler, and my dad, realtor William "Bill" Hubler! My dad has me make them and he gives them to his customers during the holidays! 8" wide by 10" height when finished, Comes with optional pocket panel, using lines and dimensions, instructions given. With the double layered ironing board and Insul Bright batting, you will not hurt your hands getting that hot cookie sheet or that roasting pan from the oven! Really insulated when you use the Insul Bright heat reflective batting, 2 layers, and 2 layers of ironing board fabric, also called Therma Flec, aluminised cotton, and Silvercloth, by James Thompson Fabric, found at Joann Fabrics, Walmart, Amazon, in fabric / quilt stores, craft stores, and online. Insul Bright is sold at Zooks Fabric, in Lancaster Co., PA, in store, for an awesomely reasonable price - $3.99 per yard, and each yard yields enough for 15 double layered pot holders! Printable letter size sheet with house shape kitchen potholder sewing pattern printable for house potholder oven mitt trivet hot pad, 8x10" when finished, with optional pattern lines for pocket Sizes to cut fabric panels on the sheet, as well as here- Instructions: SEWING INSTRUCTIONS: Cut 8x10" house pattern from sheet, may need to trace over lines on a separate piece for the Insul Bright and a separate piece for the pocket pattern Cut 2 piece of house shape ironing board fabric each 9x11", using 1/3 yard of ironing board fabric - 1/3 yard will yield 2 potholders, 1 yard yields 6 potholders Cut 1 piece of house shape solid or design print fabric (for outer front design) 9x11", using 1/3 yard of ironing board fabric - 1/3 yard will yield 2 potholders, 1 yard yields 6 potholders Cut 2 pieces of house shape Insul Bright heat reflective batting for 2 inner layers 5" w. by 11" h. each (area between grey vertical lines, without "eaves" and "facia board", with top angled lines and horizontal line Cut 1 piece of solid or design print fabric for pocket 7 1/2" wide by 7 1/2" height, fold top edge in twice, 1/4" down each time, and sew 1/4" down from top edge, across For "chimney" hang loop, cut from scraps of ironing board fabric 2" wide by 6" long, as written on sheet, fold in, silver side facing in, sew 1/4" in from long cut edge, vertically along long side, turn piece inside out (can use safety pin to help), fold in half along short side for folded 1" x 3", pin together Place ironing board house panels, silver sides facing out, bottom will be silver side facing down, and top with silver side up, centre and place both Insul Bright batting panels between the silvercloth ironing board house fabric panels. Place house pattern over the 4 layers of 2 ironing board and 2 Insul Bright inside panels, centred, and sew a stitch line around the outer edge of the house paper pattern. Trim to 1/4" to 1/2" around the stitch line. Next align pocket panel, with top edge turned under twice, over house outer solid or design fabric, in case you need to align the repeat elements in the fabric panels. Pin at bottom corners and sides to hold together. You may want to make another see through house pattern, by placing clear vinyl or a sheet protector page over the house pattern - this helps with aligning your designs in your fabric, for repeat print designs. Place house potholder panel paper pattern over the pinned pocket over house design fabric panels, centre and align where need be, and pin down the pattern all around near the outer edge, 3 pins near angle corners on each side, near the "eaves" and "facia board" angles at the top. Sew around outer edge of paper house panel pattern, to make a stitch line pattern, like you did with the foundation pieces, the ironing board and batting panels joined. To join the foundation ironing board and batting panels to the front fabric panels: Face the best look ironing board fabric side facing up, face the solid or print design house fabric panel(s), with or without pocket, facing down on top of ironing board house and batting panels, aligning the stitch lines. Here's the pinning trick - Pin through the top of the angled roof, but not all the way. Pin the eaves and facia board corner angles, then pin along angled roof lines towards top angle roof at the top, then finishing pinning the top angle roof. Then pin vertical sides and bottom stitch lines together, leaving an opening at the bottom for your hand to pull out the piece later. Also note, please leave an opening at the top of the "roof" area, around where the 2 dots are shown on the printable sheet, 1-2" wide, enough for you to tuck and pin in place the folded hanging loop strip, when you get the sewing the front house fabric panel and optional pocket to the ironing board and batting panels. sew the panels together, leaving an opening on the top left side (top right when turned inside out). So, when you turn the piece inside out, there will be an opening for the hang loop to be tucked in, and pinned. Please try to keep it as vertically straight as possible. Use the vertical side of the potholder as a guide for keeping it straight. Sew over outer stitch line edge house panel pattern, leaving an opening at the bottom, along the "foundation" horizontal line - you will turn your panel piece inside out to finish it later. Please note, back stitch on both sides of every angle 2-3 times, this will hold the panels together, and it will also allow for nice, clean finished angles, when turned inside out. Trim close to the backstitched corner, close, so there is not a lot of bulk seams inside when turned out. Cut into inner and outer corners at 45 degrees, removing excess fabric at corners. Turn piece out, use dull instrument to push out the seams along top angled corners, start with top roof angle, and then work down to the eaves and facia board corners, then down to the bottom corners. Fold in and close the opening shut, pin. Then sew an outer stitch line near edge all the way around the edge of the potholder. You are finished! Thank you! Kristie Hubler https://zazzle.com/store/fabricatedframes/products fabricatedframescom@gmail.com http://fabricatedframes.com