jeanne, help us

Help, help. I know there are those of us that think of Christmas gift time
as 3 years away. It is not.
I've been looking for some useful / special kitchen gifts.
The standard 9 x 13 glass casserole dish is pretty common to every
cook - as well as the need to transport a hot one from stove to one occasion
or another.
I've been looking for a pattern for a casserole cover that would look
great as well as really cover and maintain heat. Found one that would be
terribly cute with pink organza and gold lame - but pretty much worthless.
Jeanne, can you find us a pattern and instructions online that would be
a great gift for the cooks in our lives that we love? Thanking you in
advance, oh Great Hunter, Polly

I'm not Jeanne but here's one of several pattern ideas that are
available: http://www.gotfabric.com/projects/0505casserole.php
jennellh
On Aug 18, 11:58*pm, "Polly Esther" wrote:
Help, help. *I know there are those of us that think of Christmas gift time
as 3 years away. *It is not.
* * I've been looking for some useful / special kitchen gifts.
* * The standard 9 x 13 glass casserole dish is pretty common to every
cook - as well as the need to transport a hot one from stove to one occasion
or another.
* * I've been looking for a pattern for a casserole cover that would look
great as well as really cover and maintain heat. Found one that would be
terribly cute with pink organza and gold lame - but pretty much worthless..
* * Jeanne, can you find us a pattern and instructions online that would be
a great gift for the cooks in our lives that we love? *Thanking you in
advance, oh Great Hunter, *Polly

that is the best of all the ones i've been looking at too.
simple shape and looks like it would hold about any weight casserole.
i have some other links for various kitchen items if you want them, Ms P.
just holler, eh.
j.
i am obsolete, nap time, lol

"jennellh" wrote...
I'm not Jeanne but here's one of several pattern ideas that are
available: http://www.gotfabric.com/projects/0505casserole.php
jennellh

Me, me, me. Jeanne - may I have the links for other kitchen items please??

Why haven't we dubbed Jeanne the Queen of Internet Research??

Pauline
Northern California


"jeanne-nzlstar*" wrote in message
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that is the best of all the ones i've been looking at too.
simple shape and looks like it would hold about any weight casserole.
i have some other links for various kitchen items if you want them, Ms P.
just holler, eh.
j.
i am obsolete, nap time, lol

"jennellh" wrote...
I'm not Jeanne but here's one of several pattern ideas that are
available: http://www.gotfabric.com/projects/0505casserole.php
jennellh

http://www.ufo-rphanage.com/holiday_gifts.shtml
links to lots of patterns on this site,
including that ultimate absolutely necessary for any great chef
item......the chefs hat!!!
http://sewing.about.com/topicsubkitchen.htm
this link has some of the links from the previous site, doh, oh well.
i see insulated 2 litre drink bottle carriers there but not a 6 pack cover
in sight, how slack is that.
i thot folks always took a bottle of wine or three (someone always has those
bag patterns) and a 6 pack or three.
depending on the occasion of course, lol.
dont forget a BBQ apron to go with that Chefs hat.
and a really snazzy oven mitt to keep his little pinkies from getting burned
of course.
a clever single can cover there too. tho without a bottom how come it doesnt
just slide off?
in different fabrics each guest will know which can is his and make great
party deco while you're at it.

http://www.savvyseams.com/apt/mitts.php#oven
another oven mitt and small finger mitt how-to with pix.

http://www.craftown.com/country/craft21.htm
typical casserole carrier here.
cant imagine why anyone would want lace and gold lame on one, oh well

http://elisabeth-dixiedoodles.blogsp...h-carrier.html
here is a clever pattern from a 17yo from GA.
i like how she does the handles on this one. not sure if this is the usual
way or different.


"Polly Esther" wrote...
Help, help. I know there are those of us that think of Christmas gift
time as 3 years away. It is not.
I've been looking for some useful / special kitchen gifts.
The standard 9 x 13 glass casserole dish is pretty common to every
cook - as well as the need to transport a hot one from stove to one
occasion or another.
I've been looking for a pattern for a casserole cover that would look
great as well as really cover and maintain heat. Found one that would be
terribly cute with pink organza and gold lame - but pretty much worthless.
Jeanne, can you find us a pattern and instructions online that would be
a great gift for the cooks in our lives that we love? Thanking you in
advance, oh Great Hunter, Polly

ok, P, after just putting the reply into my drafts folder, then i saw your
request so have sent it.
long long ago i was offered a crown but i'm not the regal type at all but i
do appreciate the offer, lol.
thanks, Pauline.
just a simpleton in the south pacific with time to spare, i hope,
j.

"Pauline" wrote...
Me, me, me. Jeanne - may I have the links for other kitchen items
please??

Why haven't we dubbed Jeanne the Queen of Internet Research??

Pauline
Northern California

"jeanne-nzlstar*" wrote...
that is the best of all the ones i've been looking at too.
simple shape and looks like it would hold about any weight casserole.
i have some other links for various kitchen items if you want them, Ms P.
just holler, eh.
j.
i am obsolete, nap time, lol

"jennellh" wrote...
I'm not Jeanne but here's one of several pattern ideas that are
available: http://www.gotfabric.com/projects/0505casserole.php
jennellh

Polly Esther wrote:
Help, help. I know there are those of us that think of Christmas gift time
as 3 years away. It is not.
I've been looking for some useful / special kitchen gifts.
The standard 9 x 13 glass casserole dish is pretty common to every
cook - as well as the need to transport a hot one from stove to one occasion
or another.
I've been looking for a pattern for a casserole cover that would look
great as well as really cover and maintain heat. Found one that would be
terribly cute with pink organza and gold lame - but pretty much worthless.
Jeanne, can you find us a pattern and instructions online that would be
a great gift for the cooks in our lives that we love? Thanking you in
advance, oh Great Hunter, Polly




Earlier this Summer someone posted a link to some bag patterns on
tipnut. So, I've been looking there for other things:

http://tipnut.com/free-casserole-tote-tutorial/

Hanne in London

I think of you as the Queen anyway. From one Queen to another.
Roberta in D, Queen of the Scrap Heap

On Tue, 19 Aug 2008 17:53:38 +1200, "jeanne-nzlstar*"
wrote:

ok, P, after just putting the reply into my drafts folder, then i saw your
request so have sent it.
long long ago i was offered a crown but i'm not the regal type at all but i
do appreciate the offer, lol.
thanks, Pauline.
just a simpleton in the south pacific with time to spare, i hope,
j.

"Pauline" wrote...
Me, me, me. Jeanne - may I have the links for other kitchen items
please??

Why haven't we dubbed Jeanne the Queen of Internet Research??

Pauline
Northern California

"jeanne-nzlstar*" wrote...
that is the best of all the ones i've been looking at too.
simple shape and looks like it would hold about any weight casserole.
i have some other links for various kitchen items if you want them, Ms P.
just holler, eh.
j.
i am obsolete, nap time, lol

"jennellh" wrote...
I'm not Jeanne but here's one of several pattern ideas that are
available: http://www.gotfabric.com/projects/0505casserole.php
jennellh

Thank you, thank you all. Now that I've studied them, I'm wondering about
safety. Assuming that a casserole is hot and heavy (not to mention a little
'messy'), how well do any of these work? Have any of you actually made and
used one? Polly


"Hanne Gottliebsen" wrote in message
news:g8dvk7$p48$1@qmul...
Polly Esther wrote:
Help, help. I know there are those of us that think of Christmas gift
time as 3 years away. It is not.
I've been looking for some useful / special kitchen gifts.
The standard 9 x 13 glass casserole dish is pretty common to every
cook - as well as the need to transport a hot one from stove to one
occasion or another.
I've been looking for a pattern for a casserole cover that would look
great as well as really cover and maintain heat. Found one that would be
terribly cute with pink organza and gold lame - but pretty much
worthless.
Jeanne, can you find us a pattern and instructions online that would
be a great gift for the cooks in our lives that we love? Thanking you in
advance, oh Great Hunter, Polly


Earlier this Summer someone posted a link to some bag patterns on tipnut.
So, I've been looking there for other things:

http://tipnut.com/free-casserole-tote-tutorial/

Hanne in London

I've never used any, but I've seen them used to bring stuff to potluck
dinners, so I assume they work okay. I'm sure they work at least as well
as wrapping something in a bath towel I have a Pyrex Portable - a
9x13 glass pan with cover in an insulated bag. It comes with a hot/cold
pack so is good for both hot and cold.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0008156K0. I also have an insulated
carrying case for my crock pot.

Julia in MN

Polly Esther wrote:
Thank you, thank you all. Now that I've studied them, I'm wondering about
safety. Assuming that a casserole is hot and heavy (not to mention a little
'messy'), how well do any of these work? Have any of you actually made and
used one? Polly


"Hanne Gottliebsen" wrote in message
news:g8dvk7$p48$1@qmul...
Polly Esther wrote:
Help, help. I know there are those of us that think of Christmas gift
time as 3 years away. It is not.
I've been looking for some useful / special kitchen gifts.
The standard 9 x 13 glass casserole dish is pretty common to every
cook - as well as the need to transport a hot one from stove to one
occasion or another.
I've been looking for a pattern for a casserole cover that would look
great as well as really cover and maintain heat. Found one that would be
terribly cute with pink organza and gold lame - but pretty much
worthless.
Jeanne, can you find us a pattern and instructions online that would
be a great gift for the cooks in our lives that we love? Thanking you in
advance, oh Great Hunter, Polly


Earlier this Summer someone posted a link to some bag patterns on tipnut.
So, I've been looking there for other things:

http://tipnut.com/free-casserole-tote-tutorial/

Hanne in London




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