Dish carrier

After two weeks of not being in the craft studio, I needed to SEW ... the flannel fabrics for the rice bags were still out, so I made a quic...

Want to combine your love of sewing or quilting with your love of cooking or food? Then consider sewing a casserole carrier.

This insulated food carrier is stylish and easy to make with our step-by-step instructions. It's just perfect for keeping food insulated while you travel to a

You can sew easiest casserole dish carrier pattern on the web – and it’s free! This simple sewing tutorial uses cotton fabric and insulated batting to make a casserole carrier that you will love to us

You can sew the easiest casserole dish carrier pattern on the web and it’s free! This simple sewing tutorial uses cotton fabric and insulated batting to make a casserole carrier that you will love.

Based on several examples on the internet- I made myself a casserole carrier. Pretty easy peasy. I cut a 22 by 22 inch square of two fabrics. Along with a 22 by 22 piece of Insul Bright. Clipped equal triangles of the corners. Turned in edges and top stitched. Made a strap and sewed it on. Then made the little loops that went over the handle. Done!

Labor day is right around the corner and that means picnics and getting in those last days at the beach or

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