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Hi everyone, I am a newbie, I have just discovered the microwave potato patern. However, I can't seem to find a baked potato applique design anywhere. do any of you have any idea where I can look?
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Welcome!
Here is one, it is not applique
2. applique set $20
I just found this warning posted @A Time To Stitch
(they used to have a freebie)
POTATO BAKER DESIGNS REMOVED....
Note: The Potato Baker designs have been taken down since there are safety issues with use of the Tater Baker bags in microwave ovens. Most newer microwaves are much more powerful which increases the chance that the bags will scorch or catch on fire. Please do not ask me to send the designs or the pattern to you...they are no longer available.
Here is one, it is not applique
2. applique set $20
I just found this warning posted @A Time To Stitch
(they used to have a freebie)
POTATO BAKER DESIGNS REMOVED....
Note: The Potato Baker designs have been taken down since there are safety issues with use of the Tater Baker bags in microwave ovens. Most newer microwaves are much more powerful which increases the chance that the bags will scorch or catch on fire. Please do not ask me to send the designs or the pattern to you...they are no longer available.
2 links:
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Free
www.embtreasures.com
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http://www.stitcherymall.com/display1.cfm?set_id=11412
www.stitcherymall.com
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cute Psssst!
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I don't know such a design, but I do know you're welcome here!!
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I have uploaded a simple applique design to DBC. It is not tested so, test first. link below
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http://designsbycuties.cuteembroidery.com/4876974/Potato.html
designsbycuties.cuteembroidery.com
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Welcome to the Cute family. I see that you have already received the warning about the potato bags. In addition to embroidery, we are safety conscious also.
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Please use caution with these. I've made, sold and used these for years. I no longer make them, or use them. Everything I used to make this was cotton and this is a photo of what happened to mine.
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wow scary! What's the black thing inside the bag? It looks like the potatoes are in something like a tray inside the bag, are they? Just curious.
I use a Tupperware microwave bowl with Glad wrap on top to cook potatoes in the microwave :) Hugz
I use a Tupperware microwave bowl with Glad wrap on top to cook potatoes in the microwave :) Hugz
That black thing you are looking at is the bag with the taters inside, nothing else. The bag itself caught on fire, and that's what you see. They say that these new microwaves get to hot.
This is silly to do,why use the bag?.Just prick a few times and then micrwave.You must try my gem squash trick.Take the whole gem bounce on the floor so it cracks a little (not splatter).You know if it is cracked when it does'nt bounce the second time. Rinse under the tap and allow some water into the tiny crack.Now put them straight into the microwave average 10min.They are perfect.From bev
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joann13100
11 Jun 2010
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All I do is prick the potato and put in the microwave for 8 minutes. Never had one explode. If your baked potato sack got hot enough, it could catch on fire.
When I was a teenager I thought I could microwave an egg in the shell to the make a hard boiled egg. Microwave ovens were new at that time in the late 1970's. I took the egg out of the microwave and put it on the counter. I walked away for a minute, and the egg exploded all over the kitchen. I cleaned up the egg. (My Mom had been in the hospital, so I was in charge of cooking at home for a few days.) When she got home, she found a few pieces of hardboiled egg stuck to the underside of the cupboards in the kitchen, but didn't know what it was. It took me a long time to 'fess up to what had happened.
Joann
When I was a teenager I thought I could microwave an egg in the shell to the make a hard boiled egg. Microwave ovens were new at that time in the late 1970's. I took the egg out of the microwave and put it on the counter. I walked away for a minute, and the egg exploded all over the kitchen. I cleaned up the egg. (My Mom had been in the hospital, so I was in charge of cooking at home for a few days.) When she got home, she found a few pieces of hardboiled egg stuck to the underside of the cupboards in the kitchen, but didn't know what it was. It took me a long time to 'fess up to what had happened.
Joann
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11 Jun 2010
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Welcome see you have some answers. Will give you a flower. Hugs
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Welcome to the community. Here is another flower and enjoy visiting with everyone.
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