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Sew It Yourself: Serger Potholders

Here is a fast and fun way to use up fabric in your stash creating quilt-as-you-go potholders with your serger! I used three fabrics for my potholders but you can add as many as you want to help use up those bits and pieces you have been saving.

 

Fabric and Notions:

 

Instructions:

1.Fuse batting to wrong side of one 3 ½” square and one strip of each color.

 

2.Pin 3 ½” squares wrong sides together to create a sandwich.
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3.Place red with batting strip on top of square right sides together, then place red strip under square right sides together.
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4.Cut strips same size as square, line up edges and serge seam.
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5.Open strips, press.
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6.On the adjacent side of square, place red with batting strip on top of square right sides together then place red strip under square right sides together.
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7.Cut strips same size as square, line up edges and serge seam.
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8.Open strips, press.
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9.On third side of square, place aqua with batting strip on top of square right sides together, then place aqua strip under square right sides together.
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10.Cut strips same size as square, line up edges and serge seam.
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11.Open strips, press.
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12.On fourth side of square, place aqua with batting strip on top of square right sides together, then place aqua strip under square right sides together.
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13.Cut strips same size as square, line up edges and serge seam.
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14.Open strips, press.
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15.On first red side of square, place red with batting strip on top of square right sides together, then place red strip under square right sides together.
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16.Cut strips same size as square, line up edges and serge seam.

 

17.Open strips, press.
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18.On second red side of square, place red with batting strip on top of square right sides together, then place red strip under square right sides together.
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19.Cut strips same size as square, line up edges and serge seam.

 

20.Open strips, press.
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21.On first aqua side of square, place aqua with batting strip on top of square right sides together, then place aqua strip under square right sides together.
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22.Cut strips same size as square, line up edges and serge seam.

 

23.Open strips, press.
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24.On second aqua side of square, place aqua with batting strip on top of square right sides together, then place aqua strip under square right sides together.
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25.Cut strips same size as square, line up edges and serge seam.

 

26.Open strips, press.
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27.Square up potholder and press.

 

28.Sew the extra wide double fold bias tape around the perimeter of the potholder. I always find it quicker to round the corners before applying the bias tape, and I like to use the three-step zigzag stitch Image may be NSFW.
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 for a really secure binding.

 

 

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Nancy Fiedler | Janome
Janome Education Coordinator Nancy Fiedler has been teaching sewing techniques for over 25 years and has been a member of Janome’s education department since 2004. She specializes in embellishment techniques utilizing the features and accessories of Janome sewing machines, embroidery machines, and sergers. She writes and designs in her studio in Dwight, IL.

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