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| Sorry, terrible lighting, but this is a Pioneer Woman placemat that I made into a pouch after watching a video on YouTube, by Lorrie Nunemaker. I have also shared this post on Sewcanshe's Show off Saturday. She starts the whole thing off with a really pretty mini quilt, follow my link and take a look. |
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| A little better lighting, but really cute in person. |
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| I can see that getting these to stay put is not going to be easy. After making my purple and green pouch I turned my obsessive nature to microwave bowl cozies. |
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| It fits this bowl just fine. |
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| And this one. |
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| However, I wanted it to fit this bowl, as it is one of my favorites, and the one that my husband and I use the most often. It did not fit. |
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| Still have a few more pouches and such in me, this is one I made for me to tie my purple and green items together. As I mentioned before, I like them together. |
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| The smaller one that I made started out 10 1/2", this one is 15 1/2". |
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| The large is great for this 10" pie plate. |
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| Also, great for a large dinner plate, however, too big for my flanged soup bowl. |
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| So...., on to a 12 1/2" start, and it is just right. |
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| I told my granddaughter-in-law that I was making these, and she had seen them for the first time on Pinterest that same day, and was going to ask me if I had thought of making some. After making my 3 sizes I asked her if she would like some, and she wanted some, but didn't want to ask. These are the 7 that I made for their family, 1 each for the 3 kids, pink for my granddaughter, and the back right is alphabet pattern for the 2 boys. The backs are different. The dark and light blues are for the family. They are reversible. |
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| The other sides of the 3 kids cozies. |
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| And, I thought that it would be nice if they each have their own bowls, so I picked some up, 3 cups with a lid, so hopefully not too big to hold smaller amounts for their smaller appetites. |
