I have received hundreds of requests for a bowl cozy video tutorial this year. So, I thought it would only be fitting to include my bowl cozy video tutorial as a part of this 12 Days of Last Minute DIY Gifts video series! Ta-dah! Here it is. In this tutorial I teach you how to make the bowl cozies I prefer for the size and shape and the ones we most often use in our house both for hot and cold bowls. These are great for soups, oatmeal, yogurt and ice cream, etc. We also like to use them for our popcorn bowls when we have movie nights at home. Since all the bowls look the same the bowl cozies help us differentiate between bowls. Kids love having their own bowl cozy made up in fabrics they chose! I hope you like my take on the very popular soup bowl cozy. Enjoy!
Now, enjoy my FREE step-by-step video tutorial on how to make bowl cozies! Happy sewing!
garde.onhand
Love your tutorials
Could you make a PDF as well
To copy and save
Vanessa Vargas Wilson
Unfortunately, there just aren’t enough hours in the day for me to offer free video tutorials and PDF patterns. Video is my strong suit so I stick to that.
Myra
On that note, thanks for these awesome tips! I know how much work goes into videos and I think you are amazing for taking the time to put these together
Maureen Henault
I have made many or these bowl cozies but I definitely like yours better. Love the shape of them. This will be my new bowl cozie pattern from now on! Thanks again.
Cindy
Love this, your a great teacher!
Patty Wyatt
I think I will make some today using Christmas print fabrics. I love your tutorials!
Thank you very much. I have been wanting to make these but just hadn’t done it yet, so guess what I am making today? I love your teaching style!Karen
Thank you very much. I have been wanting to make these but just hadn’t done it yet, so guess what I am making today? I love your teaching style!
Nancy Crosson
Hi Vanessa,
I live inSouth Africa and finding it so hard to find the 100% cotton batting to make those lovely bowl cosy. I have made some but not with the cotton batting so they cannot be used in the microwave. Please advise where can I purchase the cotton batting. Many thanks
Vanessa Vargas Wilson
I would contact a local quilt shop in your area and see what cotton battings they carry. I don’t use a microwave so I’m afraid I don’t have personal experience info to offer you. Sorry!
Lisa Dessi
I love this Idea ! Vanessa your such an Awesome Teacher I belong to a sewing group and I have mentioned you and your awesome tutorials and what a great teacher you are! especially for those who are new to sewing myself I am not very savvy and this helps, you have given so much and I have enjoyed you and your family doing something I always wanted to do *have a farm * God Bless you and your Family ..P.S. I myself Live in North west Florida . Just North of Tampa .. Lisa
Nana Phyllis
So cute and useful! I need to make some for my grands!
Donna Malloy
This is a great tutorial! The best one I have seen yet! I watched her 3D pinwheel block tutorial and have enough blocks made for a twin sized quilt for my granddaughter! Working on the dashing now. It’s beautiful!
Judy Becker
love it, thanks for posting again.
cab
On the words of baked pot. Embroidered on the bag words only, cotton thread of course to see it up!
Rebecca Darker
Thank you for sharing this video. Love these bowl cozies shape. I am going to go make some.
Susan
First BOWL cover. Spell checker. Sigh.
Emma Carpenter
So different. Thank you for this cute version. I will definitely try a few.
nancy
Thank you – this will be a great gift!
Gwen
I really liked your tutorial on the bowl cozy, I know it says to use 100% cotton batting, however many of the batting say 100% does it matter which one I use, because now there is one that says it’s specifically for microwave? A bit more expensive. Just wonder what your thoughts are on this.
Thank you
Vanessa Vargas Wilson
Hi Gwen! Glad you enjoyed my tutorial. I don’t use a microwave so I can’t speak to your question. Sorry I don’t have more info for you.
Robyn
Love your video, thank you. What brand iron do you use? It looks compact so perfect fit small projects
Patricia Eder
Love your tutorials!
Is there any reason that you shouldn’t use wool batting in the middle?