Quick and Easy Fabric Dinner Plate Cozy - Sew a Bowl Cozy from Scrap Fabrics Part 2 Fall Series

[@joycehernandez4513]

Thanks for sharing ❤

[@deescraftingcorner]

@joycehernandez4513 Thanks for watching!

[@anabelcarmona3032]

Thank you soo much for the class blessings

[@deescraftingcorner]

So nice of you

[@anabelcarmona3032]

@ your welcome 🤗

[@karlabrown7505]

Thanks for sharing! Super cute projects!😊

[@deescraftingcorner]

@karlabrown7505 Thanks so much and Happy Sewing!

[@Stitching_grandma]

I have those same correlle pattern dishes.😅

[@deescraftingcorner]

@Stitching_grandma Me too, they are the best!

[@Stitching_grandma]

Would you recommend using a serger to join the front to the back? Not the darts or quilting, of course.

[@deescraftingcorner]

@Stitching_grandma you can serge the seams if you like :)

[@SheridanEdwards-u6s]

What are the measurements for the plate cozy please? I am already making bowl cozy but I am keen to make some plate cosies too. Thank you.

[@sabrinaharris6538]

131/2" square

[@SheridanEdwards-u6s]

@@sabrinaharris6538 - Thank you so much.

[@amycolvin6902]

I don't have 13 1/2 squares I have 12x12 when I did the 3"x0.5 for the dart it was too big any suggestions

[@Candyfsu]

I had already cut 12x12 too. At first I tried 0.5" up / 3.0" over.. it did make it flatter but only my salad plate or larger bowl fit well. That's why we need larger squares if we want a plate cozy. So, I practiced by increasing the pleat on the 12x12 to 3/4" up by 3.0" over. It made the bowl size smaller. So I going with that to use up my 12x12 fabric squares. For smaller bowl sizes, I'm using my 10x10 and 11x11 squares. Pleats are 1" up by 2" over. They're turning out well.