Sewing Tutorial: Soup bowl cozy

January 10, 2017 by Anne Weaver Leave a Comment

Tutorial: Soup bowl cozy

The Soup Bowl Cozy by Happy Hour Stitches is the perfect solution for anyone who wants to protect their hands from getting burned on a warm bowl after it’s been microwaved. Whether you’re warming up a bowl of soup, stew, or any other hot dish, this cozy will keep your hands safe and comfortable.

Lindsay from Happy Hour Stitches shows us how easy it is to sew this cozy and make it a great gift for anyone. Not only is it a practical item to have, but it’s also a thoughtful gesture for anyone who loves warm food. It’s perfect for someone who is always on the go, or for someone who simply wants to keep their hands safe from the heat.

This cozy is not only functional but also easy to sew, making it a great project for both seasoned and beginner sewers alike. Lindsay provides clear instructions and step-by-step guides, making it a breeze to follow along and make your own cozy. The finished product is a soft and comfortable piece that will keep your hands protected while you enjoy your warm food.

It’s essential to use 100% cotton fabric and batting if you plan on putting the cozy in the microwave. This material is safe to use and will not produce harmful fumes or chemicals when exposed to heat. Not only will this protect your hands, but it will also ensure the longevity of the cozy, ensuring that it can be used time and time again.

The Soup Bowl Cozy by Happy Hour Stitches is a must-have for anyone who wants to keep their hands safe from heat while enjoying a warm bowl of soup or any other hot dish. It’s easy to sew, makes a great gift, and is practical and functional.

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Soup Bowl Cozy Pattern, by Happy Hour Stitches

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