Project by Michelle Roberts AKA Creative Blonde
Follow my tutorial on how to make your very own ‘fabric dish covers’ the perfect alternative to cling film.
Please read through all the instructions before starting your project
Materials
2 FQ from William Morris Winter Berry collection - all availble at Craft Cotton and Hobbycraft
1 FQ of Vlieseline double sided interfacing HH650
Cream or forest green bias binding
Gutermann thread 824
Cord elastic 40”
Haberdashery items
Iron-away marker pen
Quilter’s ruler, rotary cutter/scissors
Iron
Cutting mat
Basic sewing supplies
Making the casserole dish cover (mine measures 12” x 8 ½”)
Cut two pieces 14 ½” x 11” and one piece of interfacing 14 ½” x 11”
Fuse wrong side of fabric to either side of the interfacing
Mark two-inch lines in both directions on the top fabric, and quilt along these lines.
Sew bias binding (in either cream or green) to the top of the dish cover, creating neat right-angled triangles on the corners.
Hand sew to reverse, leaving a 2” gap for threading the elastic cord through.
Attach a safety pin to one end of the elastic, and thread though bias binding.
Pull elastic tightish and secure with a knot, close the gap in the binding to complete your casserole dish cover.
Making the cereal bowl cover (suitable for 17” to 20” circumference)
Cut two 8” circles and one 8” circle from interfacing.
Repeat process above.
When adding bias binding sew slowly and neatly around curved edge.
Great for keeping the flies off your food, and still looking gorgeous in your kitchen.
To see more from Michelle follow her on Instagram @creativeblondegifts or Facebook @creativeblondegifts or visit her website creativeblondegifts.com.
Made by Michelle Roberts for The Craft Cotton Co 2022.
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