All sorted now thankfully!
Porridge, therefore, was most definitely on the menu for breakfast. I use this microwave bowl cosy when I cook my porridge.
But after making a complete over-cooked and sticky mess this morning, I thought it was time I made a few more!
Again, I used this excellent tutorial, making another 10" cosy and a smaller 8" cosy.
These are the perfect size for using up leftover Layer Cake squares. And because all the materials are 100% cotton (essential for heating in the microwave) they are completely machine washable!
So now I can make all the mess I want!!
I also got the next round of Brit Bee borders made - flying geese for Hadley's medallion quilt!

Only a few more rounds to go and we will reach the end of this epic & secretive quilt top marathon! I can't wait to see how everyone's turns out!
Hoping you are all keeping warm and cosy!
Jude xo
Those sound so clever! Hope you are warm and cozy yourself asap! x
ReplyDeleteI have woken up to the joy of being warm again this morning - great isn't it!
ReplyDeleteLove those cosies.
So excited to my geese!!! Thank you xxxx
Glad to hear the boiler is fixed, typical timing to have it happen in January! I love the strong black and white theme for the flying geese, very effective x
ReplyDeleteI've not seen those cosies before - they are great!
ReplyDeleteLove your bowl cozies, Jude! Poor you to have your boiler on the blink at this time of the year. I hope your weekend is warmer. :)
ReplyDeleteGlad your heat is sorted now! Great cosies!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Glad the boiler is up and running again - don't forget to pay it a compliment every day to keep it sweet...
ReplyDeleteI have no microwave, but glad to hear you can be warmed by other means again now!
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