How to Sew a Reusable Bowl Cover | Beginner Sewing Tutorial

[@612serrano]

Thank you. You make it look so simple. I made mine without issues.

[@thesimplehomeplace]

You're welcome! I'm so glad it was helpful :)

[@Novascotia101]

Thank you! Yours was the easiest and fastest way to make these covers.

[@thesimplehomeplace]

I'm so glad. Thank YOU so much for the comment :)

[@shirinmamujee1780]

Thank you so much. Your tutorial was the best one I have seen. ❤

[@thesimplehomeplace]

Well thank YOU so much! I'm so glad it was helpful :)

[@monilim4659]

Thank you, I made these as gifts, they are easy to make and so useful

[@thesimplehomeplace]

Thank you! I'm so glad you found the tutorial easy! They really do make great gifts :)

[@zinnialady5153]

Thank you for sharing this

[@thesimplehomeplace]

you're welcome :)

[@ADayInTheLifeofLori]

Great tutorial. Thanks!

[@thesimplehomeplace]

Thank you! I'm glad you found it helpful :)

[@carolynthomas5534]

😊 love them!

[@thesimplehomeplace]

I'm so glad :)

[@tammy1190]

Thank you.... These are great Much better option than plastic... I have to think if my onions in plastic and I can put an onion on my foot and draw toxins out what's it doing in that plastic right...😮.... I think I'm going to measure mine out on paper so I have it for next time, but love this method.

[@thesimplehomeplace]

Right? I agree! I'm glad you found this helpful :)

[@helenwilson9427]

Cool thanks, can you do a glass patio table, make a cover for the table❤😂

[@belindathornsberry6668]

I want to line mine with plastic

[@JesusisKing222]

Hi! I love the bowl covers! Do you ever use a plastic type material on the inside of the cover for your sourdough starter jar? Also, have you made any bread bags for your finished loaves?

[@JesusisKing222]

Oh! I just found your bread bag video-will watch that next!

[@thesimplehomeplace]

Thank you so much! I've never used a plastic material for my sourdough starter jars, I just use these bowl covers and I find they wash up nicely if the starter gets on them. BUT that would work really nicely! Thanks for the idea :)

[@carolentringer8836]

Your final stitch is called a whipstitch. 🪡

[@thesimplehomeplace]

Thank you!