Hello cat lovers! Get ready to go ga-ga over this post, because I’m sure you’re going love it. I present to you the Meow Oven Mitts! *welcome music plays in the background in cat voice* Oven mitts are a must in every kitchen but that doesn’t mean they have to be boring. Now you can jazz up your usual oven mitts with something new and unique using this free Meow mitts sewing pattern.
Here’s a cat dance video to begin with:
And now that we have honored this post with our furry friends’ dance, let’s have a look at the mitts! Tada!
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Unfortunately, I don’t have a lot of pictures for it because I’ve already gifted it to my mom and I made this project several months ago. The mouth of the cat opens up like an alligator so your thumb would go in one flap and the rest of the fingers in the other.
Let’s take a look at the things you would need to make the Meow Oven Mitts:
Supplies
? Light colored main fabric ½ yard
? Accent fabric ¼ yard
? Lining fabric ½ yard
? Batting ½ yard
? Scraps of brown fabric to make the eyes
? Card stock paper
? Any kind of sticky tape
? Insul bright ½ yard
Notions
? Embroidery hoop
? Iron
? Rotary Cutter and Cutting Mat
? Scissors
? Disappearing Ink Fabric Marker or fabric chalk
Skills needed:
? Beginner level hand embroidery (Backstitch technique)
? Beginner level applique (You can watch this Craftsy class before you begin to get a better idea about hand applique)
? Sewing
Although it would require some time to cut and embroider the kitty face, but it’s definitely worth it to get something totally unique that you wouldn’t find anywhere else. Won’t this just make a perfect gift? Plus the sewing pattern ins completely FREE. Want to get the pattern?
Get the FREE sewing pattern for Meow Oven Mitts on my (affiliate link) Craftsy shop here.
Oh I love this adorable cat design! Your tutorial is GREAT!! I’d love to invite you to my blog where you can submit your tutorials for a dedicated post! I pin to many pinterest boards and share on social media!
great project idea. I look forward to making at least a couple of these for Christmas presents.
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