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  1. Awesome bowl cozies. I was recently just gifted some in a holiday swap last year and I love them.

    1. When I made bowl cozies last year, I too used a template foe the darts! Much faster when you make 12 cozies for Christmas gifts! Also, they also work great when eating ice cream while sitting on the patio! Just sayin! Not just for soup! !

  2. Bowl cozies were a great idea for the hop! I call this time of year “soup season” so they’re very appropriate in my opinion. You’re welcome to some of our snow and ice if you like.

  3. Well it is cold, and we have lots of snow, but after all it’s winter here so to be expected. Bowl cozies are perfect for our house, for anything I heat up that isn’t to big a portion. Keeps my food hotter as well, Yours look quite elegant.

  4. Pretty and functional contribution to the Blog Hop!! When I made my ONE bowl cozy, I took an even lazier route than you. I measured one corner and used the off-cut corner to cut the rest! :o))

  5. Those are such useful and pretty bowls. I made 2 about a year ago (mine didn’t have the points on them) and I used all cotton everything, but even with the quilt stitching, they shrunk up a bit. Maybe I will make some more and quilt more densely. You have inspired me to make a couple more. Love your fabric choice.

    1. Your bowl cozies are pretty. I eat as much soup in the summer as I do in the winter so I wouldn’t have to wait to use them. Of course one could make some for each season.

  6. I love the fabric choice for your bowl cozies! Great idea to make templates and I agree that the Accuquilt die would sure make it easier. Thanks for sharing, Joy!

  7. Oh Joy, you know what they say…the grass is always greener. While your roasting, it is colder than cold here and the snow is blowing. I would love to be hot for a change. LOL!!! Just how did you know that what is on my to do list, is bowl holders today? I have to make some for a friend. I love your fabrics and the 4 patch on yours. Now, I have loads of inspiration here. Thanks for making my day, and playing along with us.

  8. In northern Michigan, it’s 12F or -11C. So, yes, we are eating soup – a lot! Your bowl cozies look so cute and simple that I might make a few. Oh, and since I live in the pines, those trees aren’t just Christmas trees; they’re year-round trees (even with the stars since stars shine over the trees). 😉

  9. Nice bowl holders……I must need to eat more soup…..32 is a great summer temp….. We’ve had a pretty mild summer so far…… Much humidity this year with all the moisture and rain…… Suppose that’s a good problem……….
    Must admit I am loving seeing the snow pics also

  10. Oh yes bowl cozies–they are so pretty–
    I just made my first ones the last week of December–as a Birthday gift for my future daughter in law-Sarah–done in Flamingo fabrics–but have not been able to give them to her (her birthday was Dec 29th) as her and my son had Covid–may get to see them later this week-
    glad to hear from you–
    hugs, di

  11. I love your bowl cosies – made a bunch last year and use them all the time. Like you summer is a tough time for me…. but I moan when it’s too cold also!! haha

    Hugz

  12. Great Joy, I have a couple near the microwave that I use for more than soup bowls. Def not cold here, it’s HOT and humid!! Bring on winter, hope to see you soon??

  13. A great make, Joy – which reminds me – I need to make some cosies for myself – every winter I vow to make some but don’t get around to it – maybe if I start thinking about it now, I’ll be ready for winter!!

  14. I live in Florida,USA and it is generally warm to hot. This week we are running a bit chilly. Monday we actually had frost. Love your cozies. I really need to make a few new ones for myself. Mine date back several years to when they made their first appearance at craft showes. Never thought about using fat quarters. Yours are so sweet and have given me another goodie to add to my to do list.

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