Easy Oven Mitt Sewing Tutorial

Have you been wanting to make a new fresh oven mitt for your kitchen? Now is your chance! You will love this simple and fun project that you can complete in about 1.5 hours.
Based on the Free Tutorial from my blog GINGERCAKE. You can find the pattern piece to download in the link below...
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[@pandapanda8354]

I used old towels instead of cotton batting because I needed to make a dozen. Your pattern was so simple to follow along and easy to replicate quickly. Great video, functional oven mitts, easy instructions, quick assembly. Thank you for taking your time to give this tutorial

[@eveaward5343]

Your voice is calm and encouraging! Thank you

[@tarahs9644]

My 8 year old son made 8 of these as Christmas gifts for family following your video! Thank you! 😊

[@missypearlgurl]

Your process is so easy and much better than others I have seen, I sure will do this your way.

[@screeningmimi]

Thank You!!! I love these, they look quilted, they don't require bias tape, and your directions are terrific. Just what I was looking for. :- )

[@annetkakai809]

I have loved your work

[@christinegrossi4430]

I’ve been watching various tutorials on oven mitts. I like your technique the best. I couldn’t even find any that I liked in stores - all too big for my small hands. So, thanks. I’ll be able to adapt this pattern for size and maybe make some gifts, as well.

[@c.m.8029]

Oh my goodness you make that look so easy ! I tryed making one before and it turned out looking funny. . .lol. I'll try yours . Watching a video about how to make things is way better than reading instructions.

[@gingercakesews]

you can do it! The hardest part is sewing through the layers. maybe try basting if you sewing machine isn't cooperating :)

[@anitagillenwater6614]

I really like the layout of the oven mitt fabric and your quilting technique! I can’t wait to get started on this Christmas project!!

[@eleanorlindsay6525]

Great teacher! It was a hunt to find an instructor that gives a beginner easy to follow directions!

[@dcwatashi]

Then you want to try the KZbin channel called The Crafty Gemini

[@sclmb]

Wonderful tutorial, thanks!

[@teresamcbrayer2549]

❤I Love your pattern

[@jyothirao1129]

I am looking for easy oven mitt and your tutorial shows detail cutting and sewing. I am going to try . Thank you.

[@leetv2223]

I’m making my (your) oven mitts as we speak... love them!

[@frogkermit3639]

Thank you! I am trying this pattern today. I had horrible luck with insulbrite a few days ago. Broke 3 needles. Had 2 layers of batting in addition to insulbrite so I'm trying your method today. Hoping it works better! Thanks for the pattern and tutorial.

[@faye8011]

My family and I really needed a pair of these :), thank you! Your fun tutorial video helped me sew up a lovely pair of oven mitts.

[@chriswest1429]

I absolutely love watching your videos you give me more confidence as a beginner thank you so much Chris😊

[@julieong9992]

Really love your tutorial. Thank you so much.

[@MaryBrown-xg1tx]

Enjoyed your work.

[@darlenenelson215]

I love the zig zag pattern for quilting it. My sewing machine has that stitch yay❤....Love your sewing room and videos!

[@gingercakesews]

me too. That is my favorite way to quilt :)

[@trinasaussiegarden244]

I don’t have the batting so I think I will use this to make covers for my stained mitts that still work for now.

[@bonnirubinstein3432]

I just used your pattern! My thumbs were a little tight but overall the pattern was easy to follow. Thank you!

[@lillianheinzelmn5411]

I really like this pattern and hope I can print the pattern👍

[@jenniferfarsh675]

Looks like you painted your room. Super cute!

[@gingercakesews]

that's right! I decided to change things up :)

[@debbiewood7718]

That is a great project. It covers a lot of skills on a small project. It would be great as a teaching opportunity.

[@gingercakesews]

true Debbie! I think beginners would love it!

[@moopmeister13]

So much easier making the lining longer, rather than bias binding.... Thanks for that tip... Love it!!

[@lynnettesiegl7247]

Thank You for such a easy method; I found when I got to the end of sewing my oven mitts. I zigzag the end of the mitt. As I don't have a free arm zigzag was my only option.

[@anneyoung1011]

Thank you so much for the pattern, they came out great.

[@darlenenelson215]

very cute pattern, I've made a few from others. I like the cuff on these. Thank you so much.

[@gingercakesews]

Darlene Nelson thank you! I like how the cuff adds some extra color too

[@dorothygriffiths6626]

Fabulous tutorial Virginia I have missed you. Love the gloves, they are lovely and would make a perfect gift. Have a wonderful weekend. Big hugs and loves xxxxxx Dorothy U.K. 😘🙋🏻❤️🌟

[@gingercakesews]

Dorothy Griffiths thanks Dorothy! I’m happy to be here 😁

[@brendabuckley7071]

Aw I love this lady..... she also tickles me because she keeps picking ‘bits’ off her material . Great work love it all.

[@phyllisschultz1802]

awesome

[@evaruiz3652]

Thanks, enjoy learning from you

[@paulaandrews6376]

Love your tutorials... Thanks

[@angelbubble3270]

Awesome and easy to follow tutorial. Thanks :-)

[@gingercakesews]

thank you!

[@gaylebrown7433]

Thank you!

[@sahanabanana64]

Thank you Virginia! :)

[@minazgirach2968]

Very nice

[@donrubis37]

thank you for your video. It makes it look easy enough for me to try. You mentioned there was a pattern, but I can't find where the pattern is. Can you share the link to download the pattern file? Thank you so much.

[@woodward939]

Thank you for this video with very clear instructions. When you were hand sewing the lining at the end, were you going through all layers of the top piece, or only through the blue print fabric?

[@cookwithsadafnoor9313]

Thank you soo much💐

[@dcwatashi]

So I am watching your video again a year later but now I’m trying to figure out how I can sew in a loop to hang the oven mitt because you’ve got that cuff there so I’m not sure if it can be done with this style

Hi there, I cannot seem to locate your pattern? could you point me in the right direction please x

[@egidiabrioschi7689]

Mi piace molto grazie

[@annebuchanan5477]

I can't seem to find the template. Any suggestions

[@cookwithsadafnoor9313]

Easy way👌👌

[@KatarinaBarthMagnus]

Where can I find the pattern?

[@rosejohnson8116]

How do I find a pattern oven mitt can you please let me know my name is Rose Johnson

[@ElaineYVelez]

Hi I went to website and there is no pattern.

[@amyjack1398]

Do you remember the name of the fabric that you are using in this video?

[@charlesfaulkner8653]

Did you ever do a video on pot holders?

[@elainec.8801]

You may want to change the layout order. Works better if the InsulBrite is under the outer fabric and the batting is between the InsulBrite and the lining.

[@debraressel6641]

I like the binding but how would you add a hanging loop?

[@dcwatashi]

Too bad they don’t monitor their KZbin questions. Did you ever figure it out?

[@jyotigambhir4462]

👌👌

[@Marla.22]

Wheres the hanging loop

[@rachelmorgan8177]

Me to mine look rough

[@belizbeliz3323]

And where is the hook

[@dcwatashi]

You might want to read the directions on the insul bright. You have layered them in the wrong order.

[@gingercakesews]

Good tip!

[@dcwatashi]

@@gingercakesews yes ask me how I know this??? I made a pair of them for my best friend and he said that he could feel the heat from the pan. I thought that the insul bright that I had, didn't matter which side you used and then I just reread the directions two days ago and realized I had the layers in the correct order but I had the insul bright backwards. I have watched probably7 or 8 tutorials in the last week because I'm trying to make something different and every single one has outer fabric first followed by insulbright followed by cotton batting.

[@tiffanidoane1696]

Up

[@Marla.22]

I wouldnt think you need batting and insul brite both. I just used double insul brite, it handles heat very well. Batting is too thick

[@amberjazzco857]

UGH