In the past two weeks I've had two people email me for info on the casserole carrier that I make....so.....here you go:

Here is a description of my casserole carrier - which

I like because it can contain different sizes and

shapes of casseroles, 9x13 pans, and round pie plates:

Cut two pieces of quilted fabric: 11" x 30"

Cut two pieces of vinyl or oilcloth: 11" x 30"

Cut handles of 2 pieces quilted fabric 4 1/2" x 15" -

fold raw edges of handles in and press, put folded

edges together and top stitch handles with three lines

of stitching, both edges and a line of stitching down

the middle of the handles.

Sew 2 sections, quilted fabric on one side and vinyl

or oilcloth on the other side, seam with 1/2" seam,

putting 15" handles on the tops of one part, leaving

an opening, turn, press, top stitch all edges.

Lay one on section on top of the other (quilted side

to the outside on both), stitch 3 lines of stitching

to sew the two parts together, leaving 4th side open

to insert sturdy square of wood or other material to

give a firm base.

Sew velcro on edges of inner parts that fold over to

contain casserole.

Carrier with pie plate (NC pottery)

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Carrier with "vintage" Corningware casserole

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Carrier with handles up - have food will travel!

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