Reversible Bowl Cozy | Whitney Sews

[@marythompson7307]

Older people need a pattern they can print, I am 70 and been sewing many years. I like this bowl cozy better than any I have seen. Thank you I think I got it all . You go very fast. Again thank you.

[@trinam2503]

My mom wants 2 of these. One large for hot and one med for her ice cream bowl. I do have the microwave safe batting. Just been looking for a good simple tutorial. Thank you!!!!!

[@marilynquinn9645]

Thank you Leslie. Thank you Whitney for acknowledging Leslie.

[@Luvstamp07]

Super cute and simple! Thanks for sharing Whitney. Hope you feel better soon, Lisa.

[@stephanieelsing2008]

Thank you Leslie. That was very sweet. Whitney, hope you feel better soon. Hope no one else gets it! Stephanie

[@brenda6crum668]

Hope you're better by now hon you do a wonderful job I love watching you.

[@mommahippie4483]

Hope you feel better soon!! I tried making these a few years ago with my sewing ladies...the pattern we used was very difficult and we didn't make it through the project 😯 This pattern looks so much easier, definitely going to give it a try! Thanks for sharing Whitney!! ☺

[@FaerieFenergles]

Yayyyy! Thank you Whitney and Lesley. I made a cosy from other channels and my cosy was all sloppy. Your bowl is as deep as mine so your measuring formula should be perfect! Now maybe I can reconfigure my cosy. 😁💖

[@pennyroach4750]

Thank you, Leslie for your wonderful pattern. I’m going to try it and thanks. And thank you for sharing and Sean how to make them.

[@veevee111]

Wow, Leslie has impeccable timing. Thanks for sharing this project; I've always wanted to make a couple of bowl cozies and now I can. Thanks again Leslie. 👍. I hope you are feeling better, Whitney.

[@rebclout]

This is the best pattern I’ve seen for this item!! 👍🏼

[@tiiug.9973]

Thanks for this great tutorial and thanks Leslie for the pattern and plans that you sent Whitney. I will making these for sure. I think every kitchen could use a few of these. They'll make great gifts.

[@pamketron]

Great project. Thanks to Leslie for sharing. These would make great gifts. So sorry you are sick. Hope you feel better soon. Great job as always. Hugs!🤗🤗🤗💜💜💜

[@twinkielight64]

I'm going to try it out tomorrow night. It's kinda late now but have the pattern ready, my fabrics picked out. Just need toothpicks to keep my eyes open. Good tutorial though! I can't wait!

[@Aliceballard59]

I plan on trying this. I have seen them and never knew how they got them in that shape. Thank you so much!!!

[@moonlitedaze5688]

Cute and practical too!! Thank you Leslie for sharing this fun and easy project !! Thank you too Whitney! !

[@rvshull]

Definately going to make this one. I like that is a little different that everyone else. Thank you so much!

[@ruthsreusables2442]

Brilliant tutorial! I find with the girls at school now I often sit with a bowl of something for lunch in front of the TV so I’m giving this a try! Xx

[@grandmacares4434]

This will make a terrific gift.

[@rebeccachianese5191]

Thank you Whitney and Leslie!

[@jennifercooper279]

What size bowl does this particular pattern fit? I don't know if this has been asked or not, but what if you want to make them larger/smaller? How do you go about figuring out how big the pattern should be?

[@evapatrick4107]

very happy with your fabric tutorial

[@nancymackay6529]

I am making several of these for gifts! Thank you so much.

[@CookingwithCatLover0330]

I will be making these for Christmas this year. I will post pictures on the Sew your stash FB page. I have a ton of fabric in my "stash" that will work for all my family and friends! Thanks for the video.

[@elizabethdonovan8912]

Cant wait to make these. I have so many scraps that I need to use up and theses would be perfect.

[@AngelReneeToday]

Simple and awesome love it get better soon.

[@TheCreativeChica]

Thanks Whitney! Hope you feel better soon! Love your videos👍Hope to make a couple for Christmas!

[@Whitney_Sews]

Thank you! I'm starting to get better.

[@jessiereid1438]

I have been wanting to make these for some time, just hadn't found the time or a pattern, now I have no excuses! Haha These would make a perfect holiday gift! Also I have an issue with keeping a constant even sem, any tips to help me out??

[@Whitney_Sews]

I get a flexible measuring tape and put it under my presser foot and bring the needle down so it just barely touches the 1/4 inch mark. I put a piece of tape so it lines up with the edge of the tape measure. This way I have a mark to go off of. I do it for 1/2 inch as well with a different color tape. Then as I sew I make sure to keep the edge of the project lined up with the tape. This is much easier to me than the machines with markings already on them. That and just practicing helps :)

[@jessiereid1438]

That helps tremulously! I know what I'll be doing this evening then. Thanks so much! :)

[@jennifercooper279]

@@Whitney_Sews You should make a video of all your little "tricks" you use to help make things go more smoothly while sewing.

[@linettebiery9743]

@@jennifercooper279 I think that's a great idea! I also have trouble with keeping my seams straight. I have made microwaveable ones before but I really like this pattern. Looks easier!!

[@brookejaso516]

I definitely want to try this out. You explained it so well. Thanks

[@REDUNICORNKNIGHT]

Love the bowl cozy, will have to try one for myself

[@lorrainewilliams7896]

Yes, I am going to try this and along with it, a matching place mat and napkin. Thanks very much for the template and vid.

[@kaseyhulton3185]

This is so cute!! Thank you Leslie for sharing!! My youngest loves chicken noodle soup and would love these!

[@denisehosner3405]

Whitney, what diameter bowl did you use? How much do we enlarge or reduce for different size bowls?

[@RainorShine1]

This is cool but wish would explain how to figure mesauments out for different size bowls. Thanks

[@laurakearney2956]

Thank you Leslie!!🤗

[@robyncallander]

Thanks for sharing Lesley, I will show my young granddaughter this very informative video thanks Whitney

[@judylitton4198]

I love your idea.i going to try this thank you God Bless everyone 🙏❤

[@l.m.o.8948]

I am going to make these for sure. They have a tidy finish and that is important to me. 🇨🇦

[@tracycook5445]

Hi this might seem a stupid question but how do I size this up for larger bowls please. This will be great to go with my daughters Christmas gifts of napkins and pot holders.

[@Whitney_Sews]

You would need to just play around with it. I've only made them in this size, so I don't know if there is a formula that could be followed for scaling

[@serendipitysue3255]

I found this on another tutorial. The pattern she was making didn't round the corners. Hope this helps. 15 " x 15 " size bowl holders: I used 1 " across and 3 " down for the darts 12 " x 12 " size bowl holders: I used 1 " across and 2 1/2 " down for the darts 10 " x 10 " size bowl holders: I used 1 " across and 2 " down for the darts.

[@cindifairchild1846]

I’m finding that the inside layer doesn’t lay flat almost like it’s too large but when reversed it has no extra fabric. Have you found that?

[@cindyfournier7003]

Thanks for sharing Leslie !! Thanks for the video Whitney . xo

[@bonniefromwashingtonstate7808]

Thank you Leslie!

[@reneeoc9796]

Thank you, and thank you Leslie!

[@BIGBOOTS1312]

I'm trying to figure out something. I have a bowl that measure 11 inches going from one top edge to the other, how big would I need to make my square to make it work do you know?

[@GothicGanjaGoddess]

I made about 60 for my craft show Saturday :)

[@christinaheishman2934]

Did you sell all of them?

[@GothicGanjaGoddess]

Not one :(

[@christinaheishman2934]

Hopefully the next craft show you sell out 😊

[@marylinmeladywhere2129]

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[@yvonnephennah7475]

Hi , love the idea of these, can you use normal non fusible batting left over from a quilt ? Thanks

[@emmysideris8768]

Wrap and zap is recommended if you’re to place it in the microwave as many cotton batting have scrim in them which can cause your products to catch on fire

[@emmysideris8768]

All videos should warn people of this

[@jyttesakoda]

I am going to use this pattern - but using microwave safe materials. Thank you ❤

[@AdiarraS]

Leslie, thank you for sharing your pattern! Whitney, great tutorial as always! Feel better soon!!

[@dawnmonson1895]

Love this! Going to try this one for sure!

[@grandmacares4434]

I'll take a pic when I'm done to show you. I'll have to get my granddaughter to help me to post it. Thank you!

[@grandmacares4434]

Can't wait to get started.

[@danilueloo]

That sure looked easy! Thanks!

[@gladtidings4all]

Definitely going to make a few for my family!

[@Ohiocrochetlady]

Thank you Lesly

[@kaseyhulton3185]

Would you ever consider doing a video on how you started and maintain your website?

[@Whitney_Sews]

Hehe no, sorry. I'm 100% self taught and don't know what I'm doing most of the time.

[@kaseyhulton3185]

@@Whitney_Sews love that you are self taught! It means there is hope!!

[@towynadavis886]

Will try

[@midwaypitt]

Thank you, great video.

[@mariaamorelli4556]

Thank u so much for the tutorial! I will try this ! I subscribed to yr channel

[@nancychandler7289]

Love this tutorial!

[@shwetasonny]

This is awesome!

[@conniecarter8631]

Thanks so much

[@evanm076]

Cute!will try

[@josephinefox190]

Thanks for sharing

[@yvonnej90]

THANK YOU MY DEAR.

[@achanwahn]

Would not leave the opening at the top of the curve, if anyone tries it and has trouble. It can be a bit of a pain

[@faithjones-rolfe]

thank you for sharing

[@tammysoto3019]

Great idea

[@sennabrayboy6697]

Thank

[@bgcyclist]

Great for ice cream, too!

[@Whitney_Sews]

Yes!

[@tammy5590]

Wouldn't thinslabrigt interfacing make this microwavable.

[@Whitney_Sews]

Yes or wrap n zap. Also make sure to use 100% cotton fabric and thread

[@tammy5590]

@@Whitney_Sews Never hear of wrap n zap. Learn something new everyday even at my age. Thanks sweetie. I have seen these made 100's of times but just never took interest until this vid. You got me babe. LOL

[@conniegreen4337]

Thinsalbright has a layer of aluminum in it so definitely should not go in the microwave. I'm going to make one we with all cotton - fabric, batting & thread. My husband loves my homemade soup so this should be a welcome addition. Thanks for the pattern & tutorial!

[@christinewhitaker2957]

I want to make this but the direction is way to fast

[@nadiaabdellaoui3586]

l like bravo

[@lelamok1]

thanks for sharing