Should you wish to whip up a couple of these for your holiday giving, it is a simple 9 patch block. Squares are cut at 3". For the arms, I used 1 1/2" squares sewn on the diagonal on the corners, trimmed and flipped like you would do the flying geese. Ric rac was applied before sewing the blocks together. Enjoy!!
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Run, run as fast as you can...
Should you wish to whip up a couple of these for your holiday giving, it is a simple 9 patch block. Squares are cut at 3". For the arms, I used 1 1/2" squares sewn on the diagonal on the corners, trimmed and flipped like you would do the flying geese. Ric rac was applied before sewing the blocks together. Enjoy!!
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Cute hot pad man...
Thanks for the idea. I always thought to make a pair for each of my nieces and nephews for Christmas, but there are too many of them to start the project this close to the Holiday this year... maybe next. Love your blog!
<3 Terri
I Love Love Love Love him. You are so talented, I know I could do the squares, but those arms might be over my head. LOL Anytime you want to adopt me,just call.
Hugs,
Vicki R
sunraesban@yahoo.com
Love the hat, the snowman and the gingerbread men hotpads. You HAVE been sewing like crazy. Hang in there!
Love the gingerbread man! It is too cute to use.
Oh cute, cute, cute! makes me remember when my son was little, he loved that story!
Mary - soooo cute! I am posting a link on our blog for all to see!
just wondering about the buttons...won't they melt?
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