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by noah 09 May 2013 ( edited May 10'13 17:22 )
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Well i been a lookin on this beast (computer) for other ways to do potato bags and i found a few !!This designs is created by our very own Basketkase .Hope u like it Hugs As Always:):)http://www.basketkasedesigns.com/shop.php

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Comments (14)
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by jussyc 09 May 2013
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Love the potato design and bag PQ, hugs :)
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by noah 09 May 2013
Thanks i love those hugs
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by bonnetgirl 09 May 2013
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Very Nice.
Hugs Joann
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by noah 09 May 2013
Thanks hugs4u2
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by sorval 09 May 2013
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wow carolyn this look yummy
well done girly
hugs Sonja
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by noah 09 May 2013
Thanks Sonja hugs
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by highlandermom 09 May 2013
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Nice large size bag, love Vicki's fluffy potato design.
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by noah 09 May 2013
yes it will likely be on her site hugs
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by pldc 09 May 2013
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I am glad that you made out ok with this, it turned out super! hugs
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by noah 09 May 2013
yes i can't wait right??I am a get er done person (you may have noticed ) lol hugs
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by cfidl 09 May 2013
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It is fantastic. I want one! After I make my "round to-it" Lol!
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by noah 09 May 2013
lol well gooooooooooo girlllllllllll your sewing machine is buzzing these days Yaaaaaaaaaa:):)hugs
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by myrizun 09 May 2013
+3
Cute work
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by noah 09 May 2013
Thanks
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by gramsbear 09 May 2013
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I went & searched, but could not find the Potato Bag, BUT I did find some others I plan to buy!!! Hugs, Judy
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by noah 09 May 2013
yes i saw one in the U>S< for $8. dollars but it would half to be shipped to Canada and up goes the price :(:(
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by hsarah 09 May 2013
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It's lovely. I just hope you used 100% cotton. Even the embroidery thread. That's why I don't put an embroidery on mine. I don't like the cotton thread that I can find - not very often either.
But polyester will melt and cause a fire. I sure love mine. And not just for potatoes. Corn on the cob. Cook acorn squash for 5 minutes then you can cut it with ease.
These are the most wonderful things. Use mine at least 3 times a week.
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by noah 09 May 2013
Wow good for you hugs
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by lenamae 09 May 2013
+3
I like it.nice design
Hugs Lena
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by noah 10 May 2013
Thanks Lena!!
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by basketkase 09 May 2013
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Carolyn, this turned out great.........looks really good on that fabric!!
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by noah 10 May 2013
Thanks for all your help it is so nice of you to help cute out so much with all your giving to us all hugs
by dennis999 10 May 2013
I've said it before and I'll say it again, that Basketkase lady is just too clever. But it is so good that we all benefit from her creativity and generousity.
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by rescuer 09 May 2013
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Good work ladies!
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by noah 10 May 2013
Thanks we try lol hugs
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by janome300 10 May 2013
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Forgive me, but whats a potato bag, not heard of it.
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by dennis999 10 May 2013
I'm glad somebody had the courage to ask this question as I am also confused about the reference by hsarah to the use of polyester thread melting and causing a fire.
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by hsarah 10 May 2013
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A potato bag is the best thing to happen to a baked potato. You wash the potato, dry it, wrap it in a paper towel and put in the bag. Holds 3 to 5 potatoes. Bake same amount of time. But the finished potato is soooooooooooo good. Moist, soft, cut it with a fork. Not wrinkled.

Forgot. DO NOT POKE WITH A KNIFE BEFORE BAKING. Never had anyone not like them.
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by dennis999 10 May 2013
Interesting! Thank you.
by janome300 11 May 2013
So what is special about the bag; does it have any fiberfill or is it just a cotton bag?? intrigued.