Pot Holders to Seat Belt Covers
3 November 2009
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by Care
My little nephew came over the other day, and had a TERRIBLE mark across his neck. The poor little boy is being rubbed raw by the seatbelt on his new carseat! I immediately started thinking about how I would make little padded seatbelt covers for him, when — VOILA! — I had a vision! I’d been hoarding some cute little pot holders for a while, hoping that inspiration would strike. Strike it did! This project only took me 5 minutes, tops! [go to tutorial]
Project Estimate:
- 2 hot pads, $1 each (found mine on the Target dollar aisle!)
- velcro, $1 or on hand
Total: $2 and up
(This simple project inspired me to come up with more pot holder projects, which I will be posting all week at my blog, Obsessively Stitching. Check back!)
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lol, I actually HAVE those pot holders in my kitchen right now. They were in the Target dollar area. They already have mac ‘n’ cheese goobs covering them!
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