Double Ended Oven Mitt Pattern

Insul bright and batting is used to construct these oven mitts.

Double ended oven mitt pattern.

Step 1 start by downloading the mitt pattern. Torie jayne shows how you can sew a double ended oven mitt. So printed it anyway and ended up with a copy of all the comments. After you have made a paper pattern follow the instructions below.

Cut one 7 x 35 rectangle lining. Double ended oven mitt. You will be sure to have heat protection for your hands and arms. You will need an embroidery machine to use this product.

Double ended oven mitt. And the applique at the ends is so cute. This double oven mitt is perfect for someone who loves to bake. It makes a great gift.

Hi wanted to print the pattern but could not find a print key. Cut one 7 x 35 rectangle pocket. Final assembly layer the hot pad back piece right sides together with the assembled front. April 14 by anne weaver.

Step 3 make the glove. Using a seam allowance stitch around the perimeter of the hot pad. How to make double oven mitts step 1 cut the fabric pieces. Step 2 make the pocket.

The long mitt has pockets on either hand for your hand to help keep a hot pan from burning your arms. Click below for her free sewing pattern and tutorial. Double ended oven mitt code. Pin all around through all the layers removing and then replacing the pins that were holding the front layers and mitts.

These oven mitts hang nicely over an oven door handle. Please think about a way to print the patterns you offer only. Using a water soluble marker transfer the pattern four times on to the fabric. The fabric that connects the two mitts helps protect your arms from a hot dish.

Make a batting sandwich by placing one 7 x 10 pocket fabric wrong side up one 7 x 10. Draw round one mitt pattern using a tape measure place the pattern piece 89cm away and draw round the mitt pattern. For each mitt you need two of fabric two of lining two of cotton batting and two of mylar poly batting or additional cotton batting. Dou075 this is an electronically distributed digital file.

Heather from the sewing loft shares a free pattern and tutorial over on her blog.