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This easy to make oven mitt pattern uses cotton fabric and insulated batting to make a oven mitts that that are as beautiful as they are functional.

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Quilt a straight line along the mark that you made. Then use the seam guide for your walking foot to help you quilt parallel lines that are 1-2” apart.

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Tap the link below for the full instructions. Happy sewing!

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HOW TO SEW MINI OVEN MITTS

This easy to make oven mitt pattern uses cotton fabric and insulated batting to make a oven mitts that that are as beautiful as they are functional.

Quilt a straight line along the mark that you made. Then use the seam guide for your walking foot to help you quilt parallel lines that are 1-2” apart.

Tap the link below for the full instructions. Happy sewing!

Swipe up to get a PDF version of this tutorial!

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