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Friday, December 28, 2012

Tutorial: Hot Mess Casserole Carrier


I just wanted to share the re-release of my tutorial for the 'Hot Mess Casserole Carrier' on the Pellon Projects site! It was part of the '12 Days of Christmas' series on the Free Spirit blog. As part of the Pellon site, you'll be getting the full cutting layout of the pattern and the full instructions.

This free pattern is to make a structured zippered bag that will hold a 13" x 9" baking dish. The bag is also made with Pellon Insul-Fleece, so it is insulated to keep your baked goods nice and hot during travel! I have some great ceramic 13" x 9" baking dishes, and this definitely fits the bill! I hope you will enjoy the pattern, and please add your photos to my Flickr group; you can also e-mail me with questions anytime at sara[at]sewsweetness[dot]com.






Posted by Sara @ Sew Sweetness at 6:52 PM
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9 comments:

  1. Love this, especially with those handles (awesome). Thanks for sharing.

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  2. Sara,
    This is very cool, I hope to challenge myself in 2013. This is a nice project for me in the handbag/accessories category. Thanks for taking the time to share :)

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  3. Ooh, I rather like that in a bit of Tula :oD I ordered some Saltwater a couple of days ago, and I'm itching for it to get here, but having just done a clean up I discovered a rather shameful number of WIPs I should probably get done before it gets here ;o)

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  5. What a great pattern. Thanks for posting this.

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  6. I've just come across your lovely site/blog. Thanks so much for some really lovely ideas which I'd love to try soon, especially the casserole dish carrier - it's really great. Lots of blessings to you from Sharon Wright in South Africa.

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  7. I think this would make a great toy carrier for overnights at gran's house :-)

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