Casserole carrier

The sewing tutorial to make an insulated casserole carrier sleeve style makes it easy to transport your favourite dish to any gathering and keep the food warm.

With all these casserole carrier patterns, you are now ready to bring food anywhere you want! Each one of these carriers is great, but we'd love to hear what

These casserole and pie carrier tutorials will help you travel in style during the holidays. They make great hostess gifts, too!

With your homesteading chores winding down, consider these sewing projects to keep busy during the winter. You can create beautiful gifts and handy items.

Casserole Carrier Tote Tutorial

Based on several examples on the internet- I made myself a casserole carrier. Pretty easy peasy. I cut a 22 by 22 inch square of two fabrics. Along with a 22 by 22 piece of Insul Bright. Clipped equal triangles of the corners. Turned in edges and top stitched. Made a strap and sewed it on. Then made the little loops that went over the handle. Done!

If you know folks that go to a lot of pot lucks, here is a quick gift you can pull together, probably using some of your scrap stas...

"Casserole Carrier or Dish Carrier is practical when you are visiting the relatives or friends and bringing some homemade food with you. Also you can gift for birthday gift and Christmas. Hope you enjoy your project and happy sewings Measurements ; Small Carrier 20,5"x20,5" / 52cmx52cm fabrics for both sides 19,5"x19,5" / 50cmx50cm insulated wadding 27"x4" / 69cmx10cm long strap 7"x4" /17cmx10cm 2 short loops Big Carrier 26"x26" / 66cmx66cm fabrics for both sides 25"x25" / 64cmx64cm…