Herès the spud info for those of u whom have asked me can u copy it lol hugs Carolyn
360638Thank you so much, I will try it; fasanating what new ideas are out there, thanks once again
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639Be sure to watch it carefully. Made some for Xmas presents with thesame sstuff and it smoldered on one corner. Smelled up the microwave. I'm thought I used all cotton thread but may have had some rayon. Anyway be sure to watch it carefully. The potatoe was yummy.
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2872Thank you for sharing your directions. Really nice to see one with cook time for all the things you can use it for. Thanks again
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3286Thanks Joe for posting the instructions.
The "Warm Company" has special 100% cotton batting for these bags. Cuties, be sure to ask for a copy of the instructions when you buy the "Tater" batting.
Hugs
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by jerrib
10 May 2013
I bought a whole roll of this batting from Nancy's notions as it was cheaper than buying by the meter/yard. I have made over 20 of the microwave bowl holders so now its time to do the potato bags.
by rescuer
10 May 2013
I just do a one-size-fits-all...and use it for potatoes and tortillas too.
I do hope all the Cuties listen to the advice of all the moms who know (some from experience) about the fires or melted batting and threads. Safe stitching/baking everyone!
Hugs
by highlandermom
10 May 2013
If you don't have batting cotton I have learned from Amish you can use cotton flannel where you use cotton batting. I have used and made excellent tater bag.
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