Learn how to sew a quilted kitchen pot holder with this quick and practical guide that adds instant handmade charm to your cooking space. Featuring a classic square shape and simple straight-line quilting, this project is super beginner-friendly and takes only about 30 minutes to make from start to finish.
It is a fantastic stash buster for odd fabric scraps and cotton fat quarters. Layer your favorite printed cottons with heat-resistant batting and an insulative fleece layer to keep hands and countertops completely protected from hot cookware. Finish the raw edges with coordinating bias binding and an optional corner loop for easy hanging near the stove. Because they stitch up so fast, you can batch-sew a whole stack in an afternoon for housewarming presents, holiday baskets, or a quick kitchen refresh. Grab your favorite fabric scraps and stitch up these charming DIY quilted potholders today!
For a matching kitchen set, try sewing coordinating oven mitts or coasters – they’ll complement your potholders perfectly. Best tips for sewing straight lines on your machine.