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Quilted Spring Pot Holder Set

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If you have some scrap fabrics to use up, a cute Quilted Spring Pot Holder Set is a great way to clean out your stash. Not only am I sharing these fun pot holders, I'm giving them away. And I would love to give YOU this Quilted Spring Pot Holder Set, along with a bunch of (already printed out) printables. 

Quilted Trivets
Y'all! Our Thrifty Style Team leader, Julie, had the most fantastic idea for this month. We're all giving away our projects in today's Grand Home Decor Giveaway! You can win more than one of these fun, thrifty, projects from my teammates and myself. You can enter to win my Quilted Spring Pot Holder Set below...and then click through to my teams' pages to enter their giveaways, too. 

Fabric Kitchen Trivets
These are a super simple, beginner level sewing project, if you'd like to make some for yourself. Don't let the quilted part scare you...I'm definitely not a quilter, but I love making these. 

Spring Pot Holders
And as I mentioned above, I'm also throwing in a bunch of my already printed printables. I print and style all of my printables for each post, so I have quite the stash. I'd love to send you a BIG set of my popular labels and tags...already ready to use! In other words, get ready to win a lil' box of happy! And don't forget, this is Thrifty Style Team day...there is more than one giveaway to enter below!
Thrifty Style Team
My Thrifty Style Team Friends:

AGF Studio Fabrics
The main fabric I used in my Quilted Spring Pot Holder Set was from yesterday's pom pom pillow tutorial that I shared. I still had quite a bit of this gorgeous Boho Fusion Acqua Di Rose fabric from AGF Studio and thought it would be really fun to incorporate it into a lovely Quilted Spring Pot Holder Set to giveaway in today's fun Thrifty Style Team post.

Riley Blake Fabrics

Quilted Spring Pot Holder Fabrics:

  • The floral fabric is the Boho Fusion Acqua Di Rose fabric from AGF Studio.
  • The other fabrics I used are from the Jen Allyson Hello Gorgeous pack from Riley Blake Designs.

I used my complete quilted pot holder tutorial from last fall to sew these spring versions, if you'd like to make a set for yourself. I have a set of my own that I use all over my kitchen. They're created with two sheets of (sandwiched) Heat N Bond fleece, so I'd use them more as trivets rather than grabbing a big, heavy hot casserole with them.

Fabric Scrap Projects
Aren't they fun? They add such a nice bright touch to your table. Again, I used my complete tutorial for quilted trivets from the fall to create these.  

Pot Holder Set

How to Win this Quilted Spring Pot Holder Set

You can enter to win this fun set of trivets (and a bunch of preprinted printables!) below. Simply leave a comment letting me know how you'd use these trivets. I'll be drawing next week. Let me know if you follow me on Instagram and you'll get an additional entry. 


GIVEAWAY NOW CLOSED. WINNER HAS BEEN NOTIFIED.

Handmade Trivets
I've wrapped up these trivets for the winner...they're ready to go! I used one of my free printable handmade gift tags (they're perfect for handmade gifts), on top.

GIVEAWAY NOW CLOSED. WINNER HAS BEEN NOTIFIED.

Enter my Thrifty Style Team members' giveaways below: 



Pot Holders
I hope YOU win this fun Quilted Spring Pot Holder Set!





107 comments:

  1. Those beautiful pot Holders would look so good hanging in my new kitchen. After 8 months of no cooking per say I can not wait. It has been a long haul. But there is light at the end of the tunnel. And yes I follow you on Instagram.

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  3. I love the colorful fabric you used on these (and the pillows)! If my friends saw these they would ALL want a set too. I would be making pot holders for days!!

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  4. I would use these in my new kitchen. After years of dull boring cabinets with blah beige laminate countertops, my new kitchen colors and blue, gray and white. These trivets would certainly give a nice pop of color. In fact I am painting the walls today so they would be here just in time for the finish.

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  5. I would feature these on my Easter table and set my whole table to follow those colors. I have lots of company coming in and it is my job to do a creative tablescape!

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  6. I would use these trivets under some smaller potted spring bulbs. They would look adorable for Easter!

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  7. What a beautiful and practical way to add a dash of spring color in the kitchen and the dining room table!

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  8. I love the printable's that you create! I look forward to your emails. These potholders will look very nice in my farm kitchen. I love to put them in my basket on the counter top and use them on my table. I do follow you on instagram. Thank you for this opportunity to win them!
    Gayla

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  9. These would look great on my Easter dinner table. So pretty! Thank you for sharing.
    JanB.

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  10. These colors will be perfect in the kitchen of our mountain home! We are there almost every weekend and that is where we do the most cooking and entertaining. Since it is an all wood home - floors, ceiling and walls - I used these colors to make it brighter.
    I am a new instagram follower :).
    I have a google account that I check infrequently so I am commenting "Anonymously". My email address is krowell at hotmail. com.
    Kim R

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  11. I would love to decorate my table with them! They are gorgeous! Thanks from one Kristi to another!!

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  12. I also follow you on instagram!! Thanks!!!

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  13. I think these would be beautiful to use on the dining room table! They'd make a pretty spring addition before the meal was served as well as a great way to keep the hot dishes off the table. (I don't use Instagram - guess I'm probably the only one in the universe that doesn't.)

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  14. Hello! I would use them for Easter dinner dishes...so beautiful.

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  15. Love the bright colors of the pot holders, so fun for spring!

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  16. You should see the old ratty pot holders I use, my mom made them like 30 years ago, and when I consider that fact, I guess they have held up really well!

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  17. Good morning!
    Thanks for all your free printables and easy to follow craft ideas that i have made. Iwould use this set in many rooms of my house.Kitchen first,then on the coffee table ( girlfriend- food & fellowship night).Will you them outside in the gazebo. When friends ask it will give me a great opportunity to talk about your website. It is so fun to creative- i call it "Creating BEAUTY"

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  18. Everything you do is beautiful! It truly is, Kristi! Hope you are having fun XO

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  19. Truly, I would give them to my niece who moved to Alaska and is finding it to be a difficult transition. I think she could use some of this cheerful energy in her new home as well as a daily reminder of my love.

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  20. So cute to put my pots on

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  21. Kristi, I envision these sitting on my table with glassware centered on them. I have a couple of antique spooners that I use to hold my silverware and they would be beautiful sitting on these potholders in the middle of the table! I will gladly send in a picture if I win!! Yes, I follow you on Instagram.

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  22. Your description - "Box of Happy" is so appropriate! The colors of these adorable pot holders would make me happy every time I looked at them! If I were to win, I would use them on my Easter table, then proudly display them in my kitchen. Thanks so much for all your inspiration!

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  23. Also, I follow you on Instagram!

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  24. Wow, the colors of these potholders/trivets are beautiful. I'm new to your site and am enjoying exploring it. I would use these as needed for mealtimes. I follow on Instagram, too.

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  25. These are absolutely lovely! I would use these as decor as well as for practical use. I'd love the spark of color in my apartment!

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  26. These are so cute and would liven up my kitchen with such great spring colors. I don't follow you on Instagram but am going to start:-)

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  27. I have had an issue adding my comments this morning. It is the operator I am sure. The potholders I am using are the ones my kids made me when they were little. they are now 35 and 30. Haha You know that little square loom. I also just inherited my mom's they made her. Love them but yours are beautiful. Please don't tell them.

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  28. I love these! Always looking for a good quality pot holder.

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  29. With 5 teenagers in the house and all their friends over, I cook A LOT! These cute trivets would certainly bring a splash of color to my rather dull looking kitchen and would be WELL USED :) I also follow you on Instagram! Tammy T.

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  30. I would use these beauties to brighten up my space for spring! We're getting another snow storm in this weekend even though we already had a peek of spring and some flowers were already blooming. I'm so ready for some color. I also follow you on Instagram as @shootingthekids. :)

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  31. These would be perfect for my daughter's new home!

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  32. I hope they're heavy enough to be potholders because that's how I'd use them. My mother made my set of potholders & she passed away over 10 years ago. I've used them until they're threadbare because I can't bear to buy some to use.....handmade ones would make the transition so much easier.

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  33. Those are so pretty! I would love to give a couple to each mother in my family on Mother’s Day but I don’t know how many are in the set...on the other hand, I might get inspired to make more so I could still give them as presents...and keep a couple for myself, of course! ��

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  34. I would use these on my
    dining room table under vases or plants. A table runner effect with beautiful colors! Love the print

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  35. These would be proudly used on my kitchen counter under a vase of spring flowers!! So cute!!

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  36. I would use these pretty trivets as I serve guests on my Easter table! They would really brighten up my dining room!

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  37. Hi, I would be tempted to keep them for myself because they are so bright and pretty, but I would likely gift them to my dear friend T. who needs a smile and she would adore these. She loves handmade pretty things and she deserves a bright little gift in her life right now. Thanks, they are lovely for whoever wins them!

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  38. You would not believe how raggy and dirty my potholders are! I've been wanting some new ones for a while. These are so pretty I might not be able to use them for potholders, though. I' probably use them to set a plant on or some sort of decorative object. I might just use ONE for a potholder!

    I am following you on Instagram!

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  39. Hi Kristi! I'm like Naomi above who says her potholders are a mess. Yep, I've been meaning to dig into my fabric stash and sew some new ones, but, my paper crafting just keeps me too busy to do it. I'd love to win these and then, I'd have to talk myself into using them...they seem way too pretty to get dirty! Thanks for the chance in your give-a-way. sxygrndma48{at}yahoo{dot}com

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  40. What beautiful fabric. Sure to brighten up anyone's day.
    Thank U 4 this great giveaway opportunity
    ColleenB.~Texas

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  41. EEP, I JUST added some of these colors to my DR & these Beauties would fit right in!!! Thank you for this opportunity & GOOD LUCK Y'ALL!!

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  42. I DO follow you on Insta! I don't want to miss ANY little thing you might post!

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  43. Love the spring colors and they would help set a pretty, bright table. I would use them on the table for hot pots or serving dishes.

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  44. These are so very pretty! I'm in love with the spring colors!

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  45. WOW! These are too gorgeous to use. They will most likely get used however but when not in use they will be gorgeous sitting in the grey basket I keep my pot holders and trivets in. I will be pinning the tutorial so that I can make some of my own!

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  46. The colors you used are wonderful! We just moved into an apartment with the kitchen open to the living room/dining room, and these are right in line with the colors we're pulling together - I'd love to have them to hang and use in this space. Thanks for the opportunity!

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  47. Lovin' the bright colors for Spring! What an amazing giveaway, Kristi. You are SO dang talented.

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  48. I love the colors and I'd use them in the kitchen.

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  49. Adorable! would use them in my kitchen. <3

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  50. These would be used on the island in my kitchen. And I follow you in Instagram.

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  51. I need some new hot pads - mine are so old and crusty, even after washing. My family would be amazed! Anything I cook would look better served with these.
    I follow you on IG

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  52. I love the fabric you chose, it's so cheerful and colorful!

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  53. They are sew very pretty !! I would leave them on the dining room table to use as coasters. We all have large mugs for our water.

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  54. Love these. Would use on my glass top table when entertaining to put my hot casserole dishes on.

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  55. OOOH I love these. They would great on my coffee table... to protect it. Or just hanging around in my kitchen.

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  56. Love, love. I follow you on Instagram.

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  57. Would love to put these in the cabin kitchen - the colors would totally make it so special.

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  58. I would love to see those beautiful potholes on our wood counter..they'd be great for our casual Easter "spread"!

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  59. I love the bright and cheery prints of these trivets. I can see them displayed on my sideboard under some pretty candles and spring decor. Thanks for the giveaway!

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  60. The colors are gorgeous! I would use them under a candle, vase, or a piece of pottery, or maybe as over sized coasters, or to brighten up the kitchen. I move things around a lot.

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  61. Just beautiful! You will make a reader very happy!

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  62. I love when pretty things can be used for ordinary purposes! A special something under a hot pan at the table, or even just a pop of color under just about anything!

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  63. These are so bright and beautiful! I’d proudly display them with my Easter decor. Thanks for the giveaway.

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  64. Hi there
    At the moment I have no trivets as mine all fell apart, being disabled they get plenty of use and if I won these they would be in use almost all the time.
    Betty

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  65. These beautiful pot holders would be great to use indoors and outdoors. I am always looking for fun items that I can use on my deck for entertaining. I have glass table tops on my deck furniture so these beauties would be put to good use.

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  66. Oh my these are absolutely gorgeous. Love the vintage/farmhouse look. I would love to display these in my kitchen with my other farmhouse decor and use them throughout the summer under dishes on my picnic table. I love to get your newsletter every Saturday with all your decor ideas and printables. Thank you for sharing your printables, I use them all the time to decorate my fireplace mantle for each season/ holiday.

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  67. I would use these beauties as centerpieces for our church's Social Hall! They would look great--one in the middle of each table to give the room a burst of Spring color. Then I would get to keep them after... Leah

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  68. Oh my if this doesn't tame me back to my great gram. Would love to put these under vases of flowers for the whole spring/summer! I also follow you on instagram!

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  69. I would use them to make cookies with my daughters. You are very talented. Thanks!

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  70. I love these trivets they are beautiful. I would use one of them for tea time and can just imagine my tea pot on it. They would also look nice under a vase of flowers. I also follow you on instagram. Love all the printables too.

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  71. I would use these colorful trivets to add a splash of color to my kitchen counter!!! Thank you for the all you fun ideas!

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  72. In love. Just relocated to a little cottage in Sonoma and am transforming it to be my dream farmhouse. Your adorable trivets would absolutely be the perfect addition to my kitchen and Spring baking sessions! Instagram follower as well @kaitlynstarbuck :)

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  73. I'd use those bright splashes of colour as trivets all over the kitchen counter!!

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  74. Those are beautiful and would add some pizzazz to our home!! Thank you.

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  75. Beautiful fabric,and great stich work! Too pretty to use as pot holders! Would attach a plastic loop to each one and hang on my kitchen wall:)

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  76. I love how bright and cheerful these are, I would either use these in my coffee bar area or give to my BFF as a gift.

    Of course I follow you on IG!

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  77. I would use them as trivets for hot dishes to protect my beautiful farmhouse table. Love the fabrics.

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  78. These would be a bright spot on my kitchen counters. They are lovely!

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  79. I'd love to use these in my kitchen, probably on the counter to brighten things up! I follow you on Instagram too. Thanks!

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  80. The colors are beautiful and they would look wonderful on my table and brighten it up. Love your blog.

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  81. I would love to use these trivets on my table scape for an upcoming spring party at our home! They are beautiful! I also enjoy following you on Instagram!

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  82. These trivets are so fun and colorful (I love your new sofa cover...someone not afraid to use color is so refreshing). I know I would definitely use these in my kitchen and breakfast room, but I would probably figure out a way to use them in my dining room and living room...I love color, too! I do follow you on IG! Thanks for the chance to win such a fun giveaway!
    Hugs, Carol

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  83. HI, THIS IS SUCH A WONDERFUL THING YOU AND THE OTHER LADIES ARE DOING. I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE THESE, THEY ARE SO CUTE, I WOULD USE THEM AS DECORATION, HUNG UP ON MY CABINETS, OR FOR MY TABLE, SO I CAN SIT MY HOT DISH OUT OF OVEN ON THEM. OR EVEN FOR MY KETTLE. PROTECT MY TABLE AND COUNTER TOPS. THANKS, AND KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK. I LOVE EVERYTHING YOU MAKE AND SHARE WITH ALL OF US. ALSO, I DO FOLLOW YOU ON INSTAGRAM!! THANKS

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  84. I am a subscriber and I loved that floral fabric the minute I saw it! I commented in the post where you first showed it. I would use them in my kitchen and dining room. Too pretty not to have out and every time I look at them I would be reminded how Beautifully creative you are. Barbi K.

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  85. I would use those daily! Beautiful colors! I follow you on IG.

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  86. Your Trivets are Beautiful ! I would include them in my Easter decorations!

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  87. Luv the fabric! My daughter bakes and could use some new potholders. I never see such cute ones at the store. Need to make a few myself

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  88. I would love these in my kitchen, they are so bright and cheerful! Followed on Insta too!

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  89. I would love to give these as a gift to our small group's hostess for this month! and yes I follow you on Insta also, but I'm not on there much :) These are adorable and would like to make some myself soon.

    Cheryl

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  90. I love these! I plan to make some for my daughter's new home. I would use yours in MY kitchen!

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  91. I would love to pair these with my Pioneer Woman décor and use them with my new (old) cast iron skillets!

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  92. I love the colors/fabrics you used on your potholders, they would bring a great pop of color in my grey office, for my coffee and water cups.

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  93. These trivets would match my kitchen perfectly. I use every color. I have 12 place settings of dinnerware and no two are the same color!!!
    They would work perfectly on my dining room table.
    I also follow you on Instagram

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  94. Hello! I Love these ! So pretty! These would match my kitchen perfectly :) I would use these on my dining table as their too pretty to get dirty! Love your printables! I follow you on All! (Pinterest, Fb, Twitter and Instagram, as well as a new subscriber! Glad I came across your sites, and now I can say, I should be mopping my floors! Lol)

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  95. I'd definitely be using one of these by my desk to hold my coffee but also under vases or on my coffee table...so pretty. I follow you on IG as well.

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  96. I love these trivets and would use them in my kitchen and dinner table! The fabric is so pretty:)Thanks for such a great blog. I love your all your printables, especially the Scripture verses and the gift tags are just gorgeous.

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  97. I would use them to put my coffee on in the morning.

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  98. Great Quilted Spring Pot Holder Fabrics. I follow you on instagram.

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  99. These would look amazing on my dining room table as a centerpiece with Easter baskets sitting on them!

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  100. I would use these to spice up my kitchen! It needs some more color and these would be perfect! I follow you on IG @finamoon Thanks!

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  101. So pretty! I would use them on the dinner table and the coffee table. The colors are beautiful!

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  102. Your colorful trivets are so cute! I would love to center some tiny new succulants on them to decorate for my easter table. So sweet!

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  103. So Pretty !!! I would use the trivets for my coffee table underneath my milk glass bowl & in my china cabinet for its vibrant colors to show all the beauty ..Thanks...

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