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More people potholders
People potho'ders are Here are directions;
remarkably popular as gifts’ and MATERIALS: Felt, denim, duck
adorable ornaments to hang in or other medium-weight, non
your kitchen, That is why no one stretch fabric in a “flesh” color,
ever seems to have enough of contrasting fabric scraps in gray,
them white, pink, blue, red or colors as
“Grandma and grandpa" desired; embroidery threads;
potholders are special favorites, polyester batting; paper and
They require few supplies and pencil; sewing supplies; iron,
barely more than a few minutes to Optional: Fusible webbing to
mniro bond facial features and other
The basic ingredients for the
potholders are felt scraps, em
broidery threads and polyester
batting. The finished results are
fun to hang and handy to have
around.
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details to potholders.
DRAWING THE FACES: 1. For
each potholder, draw an 8-inch
circle on paper. 2. For “grandpa,”
copy the face as illustrated with
bushy- eyebrows, mustache and
Aerial
Hunt
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Any Size
bifocals. 3. For “grandma,” copy
the face as illustrated with chignon
and bow, rosy cheeks and bifocals.
CUTTING THE PIECES: 1.
Using the paper patterns, cut two
8-inch circles of felt and one 8-inch
circle of polyester batting for each
potholder. 2. Using the paper
drawing as a pattern, cut eyes
(blue), hair (gray), man’s
eyebrow’s and mustache (white),
cheeks (pink), lips (red), and bow
(red or print) from felt or other
fabric scraps, 3. Cut the same
facial features and details from
fusible webbing.
POTHOLDER FRONT
Assemble facial features
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details on potholder front. 2. Match
fusible webbing to the fabric
scraps on the potholder. Slip
webbing under the Press
fabrics to potholder, following
directions on package or fusible
webbing. Or, if you aren’t using
webbing, baste scraps to
potholder. 4. Using a wide satin
stitch, sew scraps to potholder by
hand embroidery or zig-zag
machine. 5. Hand or machine
embroider nose, lady's eyebrows,
bifocals and other details as
desired.
POTHOLDER LOOP: 1. Cut a
lM>x4-inch strip of fabric. 2. Turn
under V«-inches hem on long edges.
3. Fold strip in half lengthwise.
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FARM SHOW Crafts, always
a favorite of Farm Show at
tendants, sported many entries
this year from quilts to carvings.
Following is a M of the top three
exhibitors in each class:
Qufts
I Kirry Rose Zackey. Lebanon 2 Marjorie
Swope Necdmore 3 Ruth Grove Burnham
1 Dotti Schwartz. York. 2 Patrice Drennen
New Providence. 3 Verna Covington Muncy
Valley
1.
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Neediecreft
I Cheryl Dively. Elizabethtown 2 Cynthia J
Hitz. Lebanon, 3 Donna J Rissmger. Indiana
Crafts from Natural Materials
1 Nancy Sipe. Kutztown. 2 Mary C Win
sheimer. Pine Grove, 3 Nancy E Weaver
Jonestown
Needlework Accet
Crocheted
I Evelyn Crooks. Wellsboro. 2 Hazel E Angie
Greencastle. 3 Joann Sweitzer RedLton
1 Jean N Kirkpatrick, Mount Joy. 2 Arlene
Nesbitt. McConnellsburg. 3 Mrs Martin Gingrich.
Palmyra
Harness Loom Weaving
1 Ethel Maust. Springs. 2 Mary M Benchotf
Blue Ridge Summit, 3 Mrs Donald Mower.
Chambersburg
Braided Rue*
1 Mrs Tom Denlinger. Gap. 2 Kim Myers.
Lancaster. 3 Ruth Hyatt. Ronks
Hooked Rugs
2 Hazel Angle, Greencastle, 3 Ralph Dietz.
Palmyra
Creative Fabrics and Fibers
QuUtad Crafts
1 Betty Goodwin. Camp Hill. 2 Dorothy Arnold.
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Crafts
Folk Art
Knitted
with wrong side inside. 4. Machine
stitch side edge.
ASSEMBLY: 1. With right sides
of potholder inside and batting
outside, put all three circles
together. 2. Fold potholder loop in
half. Sandwich loop between
potholder front and back. Match
raw edges of loop to top edge of
potholder. 3. Machine-stitch
potholder all around, leaving an
opening for turning. 4. Trim bat
ting close to seam. Clip curves. 5.
Turn potholder to right side. Turn
raw edges to inside. Press
potholder.
FINISHING: 1. Topstitch'
potholder around outside edges. 2.'
Remove any remaining basting
stitches or loose threads.
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Design with Line - Mexican Weaving
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