Scones are such a delicious and homey baked treat and they’re even better served warm. We created this cute and simple Scone Cozy craft project as a sweet and functional way to keep your scones nice and warm. It also has great gift potential. Make a batch of your favorite scones, place them in the cozy, set on a plate, and deliver to a friend or send to school as a teacher’s gift.
Here’s how to make your cozy:
- Cut two 11-inch diameter circles from terry cloth or other thick-cloth kitchen towel.
- Finish the raw edge of each circle with bias binding and, if desired, embellish with rickrack.
- With chalk, divide one circle into six equal wedges, just as if cutting a pie. Place the marked circle on top of the second circle and sew them together along the lines.
And you’re done!
You can find this and more fun projects in my book: The Farm Chicks in the Kitchen.
Image by John Granen
IT'S ME, SERENA!
I bounced through the first years of my life in a hippie gypsy wagon, hand-built by my father, wandering the back roads of the U.S., Canada and Mexico. My family eventually settled into a tiny cabin in the woods on property that was once inhabited by Native American Indians.
I spent my childhood days searching for arrowheads, teaching myself to sew on a treadle sewing machine and to bake in a wood-burning stove, with no running water, refrigeration, or electricity in our home. My family lived frugally and early on, inspired by my parent’s thriftiness and style, I gained a knack for thrifty creativity and turning ordinary objects into something useful. And I dreamed of the home I would create for my own family someday.
Now I’m married to my husband, Colin, and our children are all grown. After 24 years of producing The Farm Chicks Vintage & Handmade Fair, I'm spending time visiting other markets around the world. You can watch episodes of Serena Goes to Market here.
I share more about my life story from time to time, here on my blog. You can also find me on Instagram, and Facebook.
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