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Jiffy Mitt Pattern by Poorhouse Quilt Designs

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$7.5 $10 In stock

Our easy, fat quarter friendly Jiffy Mitt pattern utilizes die-cut shapes from Bosal's revolutionary insulating fabric to withstand temperatures up to 450 degrees F. Perfect for everyday cooking and baking needs, this mitt finishes at 12" x 7.5".

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Eva Q. ★★★★★

The heat-resistant fabric is the real deal—I’ve pulled a baking sheet out at 425°F without any issue. The fat-quarter friendly cutting makes it a quick project, and they’ve held up after a month of daily use.

Violet I. ★★★★★

The die-cut shapes make assembly so straightforward, and that 450-degree rating gives me real peace of mind when I’m pulling hot pans out of the oven. The fat quarter friendly sizing meant I could use scraps from my stash without buying extra yardage.

Emma G. ★★★★★

I love that the pattern specifically calls for die-cut shapes from Bosal's insulating fabric—makes the whole process so much faster than cutting by hand. The fact that it withstands up to 450°F gives me real confidence pulling hot pans from the oven.