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Baked Potato Bag


This is the bag inside out

This is a last minute addition to my gift list.  I had made these for gifts two years ago, but was asked to make another one for my husbands grandmother.  The bag is made with cotton batting and fabric.  I kind of eyeball the size, when it is finished it measures about 8 1/2 x 10.  Then I add the instructions tucked inside the bag.  My mom, mother in law and sister in law all use their bags quite often.  It is an economical gift and if you sew at all, is very quick to put together.  The fabric can be chosen according to the recipient so that it goes with their decor.  Here is the finished bag and the microwave directions.
BAKED POTATO BAG
This simple bag creates a
“just right” baked potato in your microwave.

The inside is well done, yet moist, and the skin remains tender.
The bag will cook one to four medium sized potatoes at once.
Simply wash & dry your potatoes.
DO NOT PRICK!
Wrap the potatoes in a paper towel & place in the bag.
Microwave as instructed by manufacturer.
Times vary per microwave.
When serving, do not cut with knife, simply use a fork, potatoes will be very fluffy.
Let the bag air dry. ENJOY!

Finished bag

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