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Yogurt Tube Cozies
We are HUGE fans of frozen yogurt tubes around here. However, Mom is NOT a fan of extra laundry... and the girls always grab rags to wrap around their yogurt tubes to keep their little fingers warm. NO LONGER!!! We now have yogurt cozies! And, they were so easy! (You know that has to be true, because I truly cannot sew. Please don't look at them carefully.)
I picked up some fleece remnants from JoAnn's, and some clearance ribbon from Michael's. First, I cut out some rectangles. Next, I sewed on the ribbon. Then, I folded them in half and sewed up the sides. Finally, I trimmed the sides with pinking shears.
My sewing job was terrible. The pinking shears didn't work well... I am not opening an Etsy shop any time soon, but the girls still loved them. So, I call it a success!
We are HUGE fans of frozen yogurt tubes around here. However, Mom is NOT a fan of extra laundry... and the girls always grab rags to wrap around their yogurt tubes to keep their little fingers warm. NO LONGER!!! We now have yogurt cozies! And, they were so easy! (You know that has to be true, because I truly cannot sew. Please don't look at them carefully.)
I picked up some fleece remnants from JoAnn's, and some clearance ribbon from Michael's. First, I cut out some rectangles. Next, I sewed on the ribbon. Then, I folded them in half and sewed up the sides. Finally, I trimmed the sides with pinking shears. 
My sewing job was terrible. The pinking shears didn't work well... I am not opening an Etsy shop any time soon, but the girls still loved them. So, I call it a success!
2 comments:
What a great idea! I have never seen those frozen yougurt tubes, but the cozies would work great on the otterpops my kids love. (They also complain of cold fingers)
Very cute! I have pot holders that fit over the handle of a skillet that we use but yours are way cuter!
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