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Bread Basket Liner

Bread Basket Liner

Freshly baked bread and rolls are the best when they are hot from the oven, and now they will stay warm until the very last roll has been buttered and eaten!


Just pop the rice pouch into the microwave, then slip it into the pocket at the center of the bread cloth. Your bread will stay warm until the last bit of turkey is devoured.

Supplies & Materials:

- 3/4 yard of the fabric of your choice

- 1/4 yard of muslin

- A bread basket

- 2-1/3 yards of jumbo rickrack trim

- 1 cup of uncooked rice

The designs used in this tutorial include:

- Country Harvest Home decor pack


Instructions: 


Along one selvage edge of the fabric, mark a 22-inch square. In each corner, embroider a design. I embroidered the Pumpkin and Vines corner design in two opposite corners and the accessory design in the other two corners.


The outer edges of the designs should be at least 1-1/2 inches from the markings.

Square beige fabric with four small red embroidered roses at each corner, each with green leaves and black decorative swirl accents on a plain background.

When you have finished embroidering, cut out the square.

Square white fabric with four small embroidered designs featuring orange pumpkins and green stems, one in each corner, on a black background.

From the remaining fabric, cut out two rectangles that are 13 inches wide by 22 inches long. Hem one long side of each rectangle.

Two rectangular pieces of plain, off-white woven fabric displayed on a black background, likely intended as bread basket liners.

Stitch the rickrack along the edges of the embroidered square. (You should stitch down the center of the rickrack to get the best results.)

White fabric square with red scalloped trim and embroidered red poppies and green leaves in three corners, displayed on a black background.

Place the hemmed rectangles over the embroidered square, with the right sides down and the hemmed edges overlapping down the center of the square.


Pin the layers together so that everything stays in place.

Cream-colored fabric with a textured woven pattern, folded to show a corner turned up, revealing a red rickrack trim and a small embroidered design.

Stitch the layers together around the entire outer edge of the square. It works best to follow the stitching line that you made when attaching the trim.

Beige rectangular fabric piece with a textured zigzag pattern, folded in the middle, displayed on a black background.

Trim the seam allowances at the four corners and turn the unit right side out. Topstitch around the outside edge

Square cream fabric with subtle floral quilting, embroidered orange pumpkins and green vines in three corners, scalloped red trim on edges.

With a disappearing marking pen, mark a 7-inch-diameter circle in the center of the square.


Stitch all the way around the marked circle.

Square beige fabric with a red scalloped edge, featuring embroidered orange pumpkins and green vines in three corners, and a small circle embroidered in the center.

From the muslin, cut out two circles that are 8 inches in diameter.


Using a half-inch seam allowance, stitch around the outer edge, but leave a 3-inch opening for turning. Clip the seam allowances.


Round white fabric with diagonal stripes, edges cut into small slits, laid flat on a black background.

Turn the circle right side out, and edge stitch around the stitched edge.


Fill the bag with rice and stitch the opening shut.

Round, cream-colored fabric piece with subtle vertical stripes, stitched edges, plain with no embroidery or patterns, on a black background.


Heat the rice bag in the microwave for 2 to 3 minutes, and slip it in the pocket that is formed from the overlapping rectangles on the unembroidered side of the unit.


Place the warmer in the bread basket, and load it up with breads, buns, and rolls. Your family will love to have nice warm bread at every meal.

Close-up of a beige fabric basket liner with red trim and embroidered design covering crescent rolls on a table with dishes and glassware.