Thursday, November 14, 2024

Soup Bowl Cozy

Can't Live Without One... or 10?


 Credit for this post given to American Patchwork & Quilting...   Thank You for your inspiration, I love these bowls!

Number One....   Great Christmas Gift Idea
Number Two....   A Must Have For Every Home
Number Three.... Simple & Quick To Make

When heating in the Microwave I always place my Soup Bowl into my Soup Bowl Cozy...
Such a treat for when I take my hot bowl out of the microwave, never have to grab those oven mitts again.  Plus I leave my bowl in the Cozy while I eat as it looks so pretty and makes me happy!

Follow along and make your own.  This is a quick and easy project.

Materials for One Bowl Cozy:

Finished bowl cozy: fits a 6″-diameter bowl with a little room to spare.

*Use only 100%-cotton fabric, batting, and thread. Polyester and metallic materials are flammable. If you use a material you’re unsure about, do not heat the cozy in a microwave. Instead, transfer the bowl to the cozy after heating.


Lets Get Started

Assemble the Soup Bowl Cozy:


1. Layer each fabric square on top of a batting square. Pin around the squares.



2. Machine-quilt an X through each fabric/batting square.



3. Fold one fabric/batting square in half with batting side out. Using a marking tool, mark a dot one inch from the fold and two inches from the top. Draw a line between them.



4. Repeat Step 3 on the bottom corner of the folded square.



5. Sew along both drawn lines. Trim seam allowance to 1/8" to prevent bulk.





6. Fold the fabric/batting square in half in the opposite direction (so the sewn darts are touching each other), and mark the fold edge one inch from the fold and two inches from the top and bottom. Draw a line between them.



7. Sew along both drawn lines. Trim seam allowance to 1/8" to prevent bulk.



8. Open the square. It should sit up like a bowl.



9. Repeat steps 3-8 with second fabric/batting square to make a second bowl shape.



10. Turn one bowl shape right side out.



11. Layer both bowl shapes with right sides together, making sure to align corners and side seam lines.



12. Sew around the edges of the layered bowl shapes with a 1/4" seam allowance. Leave a 3" opening along one side for turning.



13. Turn the bowl right side out through the opening. Push out corners.



14. Topstitch around the edge of the bowl, turning the opening in for a 1/4" seam when you get to it.


And You Have Your Very Pretty and Very Useful Bowl Cozy!

Let's Throw In A Few Useful Tips .....  Just In Case

- If your machine is having trouble sewing through all the layers try a size 14 needle. Use a walking foot if you are so inclined plus you can also turn you bowl inside out and trim the edges to an eighth of an inch. All just great tips if needed.

Note: The bowl cozies are completely washable. Wash in cold water, then lay the cozy flat to dry. If you'd prefer to dry it on low in the dryer, you can use an iron and a little steam to reshape the cozy.

Additional Sizes:

If you wish to make cozies for bigger bowls, start with larger fabric squares and adjust the dart measurements as specified here.

For 8"-diameter bowls:
12" squares of fabric and batting; darts 1" across and 212" down

For 12"-diameter bowls:
15" squares of fabric and batting; darts 1" across and 3" down

Assembly Shortcut:

Making in multiples is easy when you start with precut fabric. One pack of 42 precut 10" squares + three packages (one 45×36” piece each) of Wrap-N-Zap, a microwave-safe 100%-cotton batting = 18 Soup Bowl Cozies

 And Once Again...

Credit for this post given to American Patchwork & Quilting...   Thank You for your inspiration, I love these bowls!












Wednesday, November 6, 2024

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Wednesday, October 30, 2024

 Flower Basket Sampler 

Quilt Kit by Lori Holt

For Riley Blake Designs


Don't Miss Out On Lori Holts Next "Sew Along"
 Follow Lori Holt On Her Blog And Create This Cheerful Quilt



Click On The Quilt Picture Above To Order Your Kit Today 


Flower Basket Sampler is a Quilt Along and block patterns will be available on Lori Holt's Bee in my Bonnet Blog starting January 27, 2025. Order your kit and be ready to make another one of Lori's amazing quilts with her!

Quilt kit includes NEW Piece & Plenty by Lori Holt to complete the 87" x 87" quilt top, and binding. Kit also includes the Sew Simple Shapes. 

Saturday, May 4, 2024

Quilting, Goats & Garlic!

Quilting Goats & Garlic 

As most of you know, my husband Scott & I also own a farm.
We are anticipating the arrival of up to 80 baby goats this month.
This adds much excitement to the farm.
So much fun to check each day and see how many new babies have arrived.




Along with the Goats & Quilt Shop we also grow natural garlic right here on the Farm.
Our Garlic is pesticide free and planted with love. 
This will be our first fall that we take it to market. The quality of our garlic is supreme. We are currently growing Red Russian Garlic. 
Come fall we plan on having Garlic available for sale at the Quilt Shop.

Quilt Show Season Has Begun
And we have hit the road with lots of Fun.  Be sure to stop by our booth and say Hello!

We are looking forward to our new fabric arrivals. Be sure to sign up for our newsletter so you do not miss out on any of the hot new fabric lines.

A listing of our upcoming shows can also be found at the bottom of our newsletter so don't miss out. 
Newsletter sign up is found on the front page of our website.

We thank everyone for their continued support of  Jellyrollshop.com

Quilting, Goats & Garlic
Cheers, Stephanie

Wednesday, March 27, 2024

 I Know, You All Know 

That I Have A Soft Spot For 

Lori Holts Designs

Just to look and feel them gives me a feeling of Joy, Happiness and Contentment.

A Feeling I want to share with everyone.

Click On The Picture Below to order your Lori Holt Bundle Today!


Also I Want to say thank you to all our wonderful customers for making us such a successful business

5 years and going strong!

Tuesday, February 20, 2024

Introducing The New Jelly Roll Club!

Jelly Roll Shop Invites You To Sign Up For The New "Jelly Roll Club".

One of Six new clubs being introduced at www.jellyrollshop.com

Each month we will ship you one of the "popular" Jelly Rolls in the Quilting World today.

No contracts so join anytime with no long term commitment.  Easy Peazy and so exciting to receive a "pampering you" package in the mail every month.

Just Click On The Picture Below And Get Your Club Started Today






Friday, January 26, 2024

Glow Ruler Multiplies

  • Well the first roll out of the Glow Ruler has  been very exciting.  So much so that the creator has now created 2 brand new models for you to chose from. Note the option of the right handed and the left handed rulers.
  • So in addition to the 6 1/2 by 6 1/2 which you will have seen and had the option of placing your pre order here at Jellyrollshop.com are the new ruler models to make your life even easier........
  • Don't hesitate, click on the ruler of your choice and place your pre order!

Introducing......

Carolina Moore Glow Ruler 12-1/2in Square
Click On The Picture Below To Place Your Order
Right Handed





Introducing......

Carolina Moore Glow Ruler 12-1/2in Square
Click On The Picture Below To Place Your Order
Left Handed



Introducing......

Carolina Moore Glow Ruler 6-1/2 x 24in
Click On The Picture Below To Place Your Order
Right Handed



Introducing......

Carolina Moore Glow Ruler 6-1/2 x 24in
Click On The Picture Below To Place Your Order
 Left Handed



Watch Carolina as she fills you in on these latest rulers


Thank You for watching from the Jellyrollshop Team!



Soup Bowl Cozy Can't Live Without One... or 10?  Credit for this post given to American Patchwork & Quilting...   Thank You for your...