How to Make a Tortilla Warmer

[@elhogue1641]

Love your video with clear slow speaking instructions and NO annoying music.

[@SewVeryCrafty]

Thank you.

[@irenemorey1263]

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[@susandonaldson7701]

I really appreciate the pictorial tutorial so I don't need to keep stopping the video all the time. Thanks

[@SewVeryCrafty]

You're welcome!

[@kathyroborecki9837]

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[@janetwilliams2314]

Thanks for such clear directions. Now I'm looking forward to sewing my own tortilla warmer.

[@rebeccanichols7636]

Oh my I am so excited to make a tortilla warmer. It looks very simple since I’m a newbie to seeing. I notice you a Viking machine 🤗 I have the Topaz 50 so I feel I have something in common now 😊 thank you for sharing. Rebecca

[@SewVeryCrafty]

Hope you enjoy

[@tracyreid1670]

Thanks!!! I've been looking for a straight forward tutorial on how to make a tortilla warmer.

[@SewVeryCrafty]

You're welcome.

[@ellieguhl5778]

Thank you!!! These will make great gifts to go with diy hot pads and dish towels! 👏❤️

[@SewVeryCrafty]

You are so welcome!

[@mariasolorio8542]

Thank you so much for this easy and awesome tutorial! I bought my supplies and I am excited to make my own Tortilla Warmer. Gracias!

[@SewVeryCrafty]

You are so welcome! Good luck.

[@annettefranklin7403]

Thank you for your easy tutorial on tortilla warmer. It’s was fun and easy!

[@SewVeryCrafty]

You are so welcome! So glad you liked it.

[@grannylpz]

Great tutorial going to teach my granddaughter to make this can't wait . Thank you

[@SewVeryCrafty]

You’re welcome 😊Good luck.

[@carmenrios7833]

Thank you. Your project was nice and easy. Just how I like it. 😃

[@SewVeryCrafty]

You’re welcome 😊

[@JackieOdonnel]

Thanks for the really great tutorial. That is SO cute! Just ordered some Wrap N Zap (which I hadn't used before) so I can make this!

[@SewVeryCrafty]

You are so welcome!

[@victoranetocruz8618]

I just love ❤️ your tutorials! Who would ever give you a dislike! You are awesome.

[@SewVeryCrafty]

Thank you so much 😀 I appreciate the ind words.

[@lorirodgers4119]

hadn't heard about wrap & zap -- thanks!

[@SewVeryCrafty]

You're welcome!

[@kwilliams3162]

Loved this video! You were very thorough! I intend to make this!

[@SewVeryCrafty]

Yay! Thank you! Good Luck with it.

[@annicerader6021]

Such a great project. I'll have to make a few for Christmas gifts. Thank you!

[@SewVeryCrafty]

You are welcome. So simple too.

[@lindacastillo4429]

Thank you , I use this often!😊

[@SewVeryCrafty]

You're welcome 😊

[@gerardolindaorozco4120]

Very nice! cant wait to try it

[@evyerstad]

A very good video 👍👍no I am going to sow one like this😊

[@SewVeryCrafty]

Go for it!

[@lindacastillo4429]

Great video

[@SewVeryCrafty]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@teribaggett1595]

Will the red dye turn the tortillas red? Thanks for the videos fantastic.

[@SewVeryCrafty]

If you wash and dry your fabric before sewing you should be fine.

[@SuzanneWho]

Does Wrap n Zap come in different thicknesses? I have one of these warmers I bought years ago and it is thicker. Thanks. Edit: could I use 2 layers of this in each side, and could I use another thin cotton circle to cover the 2 layers, attach to single design fabric and then do the quilting before joining the two sides together?

[@SewVeryCrafty]

Not that I know but I believe that your method would work nicely.

[@mrs.idrees8129]

Very nice 👍

[@SewVeryCrafty]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@susannemartin7408]

I would like to know you need more frahic for the circle for the bingo bag

[@SewVeryCrafty]

Thank you

[@susannemartin7408]

Well l still don't know if yes l need more or no

[@SewVeryCrafty]

@@susannemartin7408 You should not need more.

[@susannemartin7408]

@@SewVeryCrafty thank you

[@elhogue1641]

I have a packet of pre-cut 10” squares; would this work for tortillas?

[@SewVeryCrafty]

They might be a bit small but you could try it and see. I like mine to be 11" in diameter to fit a variety of tortillas.

[@madasahatter4489]

Circle should be 11 inches IN DIAMETER -- NOT "11 inches around" ALSO, the main reason for using 100% cotton for this is that it heats in an OVEN (a microwave oven). Synthetic fabrics (polyester, acrylic, etc) WILL MELT in an oven. Natural fabrics (cotton, silk, wool) DON'T MELT.

[@SewVeryCrafty]

Yes, you are right

[@katcarbajal5055]

do you backstitch on the quilting portion?

[@katcarbajal5055]

Also, did you pre-wash the fabric?

[@SewVeryCrafty]

I did not prewash the fabric or backstitch on the quilting part

[@pamcooke9014]

Where can I get wrap N zap at I've never heard of it

[@SewVeryCrafty]

There is a link in the description section or you can get it on Amazon.

[@randimalone8042]

Is it necessary to use cotton thread also?

[@SewVeryCrafty]

You should use cotton thread for this as it is food safe.

[@emmysideris8768]

Isn’t it also necessary to use cotton thread as it goes in the microwave and using polyester may cause a fire

[@SewVeryCrafty]

Yes that is correct. I should have made that clear in the video. Everything should be cotton for this project.,

[@carlakniffen9100]

I like learning from you. Yet I wonder why do people have Tv's or people talking in the background? It's very distracting. Someone was talking about $6000 in jewelry. The music sounds like the old show Dragnet.

[@SewVeryCrafty]

Sorry about that. I thought that I had turned that off. I listen to old-time radio and Dragnet must have been on. I will be more cognizant of that in the future.

[@lorrieliu5938]

100% cotton fabric, thread, batting because it is microwave safe (will not burn), not becuz it's food safe

[@SewVeryCrafty]

You are, of course, correct and I should have pointed that out in the video. Thank you for your input.

[@catstanley7428]

A very slow video.

[@SewVeryCrafty]

Sorry you found it slow but these videos are made primarily for beginners so I like to explain every step.

[@janw7157]

You can always speed it up if you really want to watch it. I slow down and speed up videos all the time.