
The stick figure design is part of a set from Artistic Thread Works called Daily-Chore-Sticks Embroidery Design Set. The checkered border is from Embroidery Garden. I added the text with Embird Alphabet #8.

This is the first casserole carrier that I've added handles and the spoon closure to:

I took 2 yards of webbing and stitched the ends together to form a big loop. I stitched it down on the bottom placemat like this:

Then I laid the embroidered placemat on top, lining up the buttonholes on both placemats, and stitched around the other three sides. Here's a shot showing how my pan fits inside:

And here are shots of the back side and inside:


I really like how it turned out. Some day soon I'll have to deconstruct mine and add the handles and buttonholes for the spoon!
5 comments on "Happy Birthday, Ms. Susie!"
I LOVE the new additions to your original plan. It looks sturdy and super convenient!
There's just no end to your creativity...I'm so impressed!
I love those. I want to make one for my aunt. She would love it.
You've just added something new to my long to-do list.
I love these carriers! Will surely make a few for gifts. They seem to be fairly easy to make
What size placemat did you use? I'm going to have a sewing class making these.
Diane
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