Hot water bottle for the kettle: master class with photo and video

How to sew a heating pad on a kettle by yourself In the evening it's so nice to get together with family orfriends and drink a fragrant seagull! And in order for the water in the kettle to stay warm for a long time and you do not have to constantly heat it, you will need a hot water bottle.

Having studied our photo-lesson and learned how to make a hot-water bottle on the teapot with your own hands, you can create a whole collection of these cute crafts that will not only make tea more pleasant, but also decorate the kitchen.

This photo-lesson is designed for beginnersneedlewomen - no special skills, except the ability to sew on a typewriter, you will not need. In addition, the materials are used the most simple and affordable, so you should not have any difficulties with making a heating pad.

In our example, it turned out to be a hot-water bottle on a small kettle (about four cups). You can make a pattern of the size that you need, based on our instructions.

Step-by-step instruction for making a hot water bottle for a kettle

Necessary tools and materials

You will need:

- two cuts of cotton fabric with a width and length of about half a meter for the outside of the heater;

- two cuts of cotton fabric with a width and length of about half a meter for the inside of the warmer;

- two pieces of insulation, for example, a thin sintepon for the inner layer;

- about a meter of twill tape about five centimeters wide for finishing the bottom of the warmer;

- A little ribbon with embroidery in the middle in order to make a loop on top;

- tailoring pins;

- threads of the corresponding color;

- sewing machine;

- scissors;

- a pencil and ruler.

Step-by-step master class

Let's proceed to the self-made hot-water bottle for the kettle according to the following scheme:

Step 1. - Cut two rectangles from the cotton fabric intended for the outer part of the heating pad with dimensions of 27.5 centimeters to 21.5 centimeters.

How to sew a heating pad on a kettle by yourself

Step 2. - Cut out the same rectangles from the cotton fabric intended for the inside of the heating pad, and from the sintepon or batting.

Step 3. - Fold together all layers of fabric and sweep them with tailor's pins.

Step 4. - Stitch all layers of fabric across with a simple seam on the sewing machine. To make it easier, you can draw straight lines with a ruler and a pencil. The distance between adjacent seams should be approximately two centimeters.

How to sew a heating pad on a kettle by yourself

Step 5. - Using the template, translate the pattern presented in the master class to both parts of the quilted details.

Step 6. - Cut out the pattern, leaving on the edge one centimeter for the seams.

Step 7. - Fold the cut-out details face-down inside, connect with tailoring pins, sweep. From above, sew a decorative ribbon - this will be a "handle".

How to sew a heating pad on a kettle by yourself

Step 8. - Stitch the heating pad on the machine, remove the thread. You can also further process the edges of parts with the overlock or zigzag seam, so that the edge does not bloom. Turn out your heating pad for now.

Step 9. - Process the edges. Cut the twill tape approximately 65 centimeters long. Spin it with the wrong side down with pins, sweep. Stitch the bottom with the tape, remove the hint.

Step 10. - Turn out the heating pad again inside out, tuck the tape inside and first grind with pins, and then sweep. Stitch the bottom of the machine, remove the thread. Turn out the heating pad for the teapot inside out. It is so easy and quick to create a product with your own hands, which will decorate the kitchen and delight the whole family during tea.

How to sew a heating pad on a kettle by yourself