I have just made a few of these pan dividers which I saw on projects a few days ago. Thank you leaha for the idea and thank you Sue for putting me in touch with felt cleaning cloths. Absolutely ideal for this job.

Great project, Sarah! I love the designs your used - just perfect! I need to add these to my "To Do List". Thanks for the inspiration!

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by airyfairy 07 Mar 2014

I actually copied it from another Cutie as I had pieces of kitchen paper between my pans. Even DH was impressed!!!

by sewdeb 07 Mar 2014

And rightly so - he should be impressed!

is this felt you would buy in a craft store or is it wool felt? does it leave a residue or fuzz in the pan when removed to use the pan?

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by Leaha 06 Mar 2014

This is craft felt and it doesn't leave any fuzz or any residue of any kind. You can buy it by the yard at most fabric store.

by airyfairy 07 Mar 2014

Actually they are cleaning cloths. I am certainly going to buy some more as being cleaning cloths they are washable.

by Leaha 07 Mar 2014

Didn't mean to misrepresent, mine were from stash. lol

Very nice!!! My pan dividers are plastic bags. lol! Yes I'm serious. I must sew something this weekend, my project list is so long! I have birthday girls and doll dresses up at the top of my list and Pams book has caught my eye too.

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by airyfairy 06 Mar 2014

Your plastic bags are about the same as the kitchen paper I used to use. Thank you for your comment

Hi Sarah, I saw these a few days ago too and was reminded of mine. I use brightly coloured tea towels for my pots drawers. (Mainly my Pryrex dishes etc.) Love the designs on yours, very appropriate for kitchen things. Love Chris

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by airyfairy 06 Mar 2014

Hi Chris - I am thrilled with these. I am going to make Charlotte some. I am off this morning to get another pack of cloths!!!

I will have to check my local "dollar stores" to see if we have such a thing here? I use napkins to separate my lasagna glass pyrex dishes too. These are very pretty with the different colours, hugs Loralye

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by airyfairy 06 Mar 2014

Thank you Loralye

great idea

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by airyfairy 06 Mar 2014

Thank you

Great Idea...Well done

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by airyfairy 06 Mar 2014

Thank you

You should nEVER store your fine china without dividers(paper plates or even paper towels work also)this will cause marks. You can find felt at any craft or fabric shop sold by yard or squasres. handy for jewelery boxes also. Try making pajama bags (w,or w/o zippers)Kids can help just cut out designs*like applique) and let each child glue theirs together.Lots of fun.

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by airyfairy 06 Mar 2014

Thank you Stella - These cloths are like very thin felt, so very good for dividers.

These are very nice. I have been wondering what to use for the china that stays in boxes. I must have missed a conversation as to where to find them.

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by airyfairy 05 Mar 2014

Sue first of all put me on to them. Being in the USA I am sure your $ stores would have them.

Hi airyfairy, love how this name flows.
You are welcome for the idea, they come in very handy for anything delicate or that needs to be kept separate. :) you have made my day.

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by airyfairy 05 Mar 2014

Thank you - much appreciated

grand idea .I never heard of felt ------ either .Hugs

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by airyfairy 05 Mar 2014

Thank you Carolyn

love, may I ask how big circle are?

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by Leaha 05 Mar 2014

Hi lilylady, these can be any size you need them, oval, square or round.
leaha

by airyfairy 05 Mar 2014

I used a dinner plate for the size.

by lilylady 06 Mar 2014

thanks!

great job. I use these after Sue told me about them .
Hugs Pam.

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by airyfairy 05 Mar 2014

Thank you Pam

Very nice divider cloths. Love the cooking designs - they are perfect for this project!

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by airyfairy 05 Mar 2014

Thank you for your kind words.

Love the designs you put on these. This is a neat idea.

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by airyfairy 05 Mar 2014

Thank you Mary. The designs come from a set. I have had them for ages.

Great idea. I bet hand towels would work too.

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by airyfairy 05 Mar 2014

I think Karen that hand towels might be a bit floppy - these cloths are much stiffer

These are great, Sarah......love the designs and idea!

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by airyfairy 05 Mar 2014

I think they are going to be a big success

Great idea. Those cloths have just reappeared here, so I might make some of these as well!

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by airyfairy 05 Mar 2014

I have had such fun Sue - have made 6 today. We have here what the Americans call dollar store. Wish the cloths were a bit thicker but I can see me using them for lots of embroidery projects.

by spendlove 05 Mar 2014

Cheap enough to use double!