Scrappy placemats

Turn your scraps into a useful placemat with this quilt-as-you-go scrappy placemat! You can whip up this placemat in about an hour

My quilt guilds often make placemats to donate to the Meals On Wheels program which delivers freshly made meals to folks in their homes that may need that extra bit of help. I think it is a wonderful program and just think how happy those folks are to see the smiling face of the volunteer delivering that meal especially now when everyone is so isolated. And also the happiness of a bright and cheerful placemat to line their tray and add that personal touch that says someone is thinking of me…

Making things yourself is better when you can do it from scratch, but if you don't have the time or talent to make something yourself, you can still take

How to Make Quilt as You Go Placemats While we love making quilts and will gladly spend weeks sewing up a project, sometimes we need a quick and easy quilting project we can finish in an afternoon. When those projects can be made from scraps, it’s even better! We now get a mental break and a chance to destress and have a practically free project at the end. Another bonus to these small projects, is using up batting scraps. We always end up with strips of batting cut off of our quilts after…

These simple quilt as you go placemats are easy to make using Fairfield's Fusi-boo fusible batting!

Would you like to dress up your table with some DIY Placemats? Today we have two tutorials for you to learn how to make placemats. The first will show you how to make quilted placemats. After that, we’ll show you how to make some reversible placemats.

Create a beautiful placemat quilt everyone will love. This easy quilted placemat pattern is perfect for beginners. See why!

I'm delighted to finally present this finish! These placemats were a barter arrangement with my friend Steve who did wonderful work to design my business cards and logo. Go check out his website! He actually refused payment but I badgered him until he agreed that perhaps he and his wife could use some placemats. Nearly a year later, I delivered! During the process of creating the slabs for these placemats (using Cheryl Arkison and Amanda Jean Nyberg's technique from Sunday Morning Quilts), I…

Let's Make Some Placemats! In this video tutorial, I will show you have to use the June Tailor Placemat Kit to make four quilt as you go placemats. This proj...

June Tailor Quilt As You Go Log Cabin Mug Mats 3 Pkg Finished Size 8.5''Use the June Tailor® Quilt As You Go Log Cabin Mug Mats with pre-cut and stash fabrics. With easy piece-by-the-number printed batting, these projects are great for classes. This pack contains enough pre-printed batting for three 8.5 x 10.5-inch log cabin mug mats. You can also gift it to a quilting enthusiast you are close to. Brand: June Tailor® Includes three log cabin mug mats Dimensions: 8.5 x 10.5 inches (Finished…

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A Great Use of Leftover Pre-Cuts! Simple piecing makes a delightful set of scrappy patchwork place mats. They go together quickly, so choose colors you love and you’ll soon have a pretty set to accent your table. Charm squares (5″), jelly roll strips (2 1/2″) and mini charm squares (2 1/2″) can all be put …

Bright, Cheery, Simple, Fast, Fat Quarter Friendly, Quilt-as-you-go, all describe my Gifty Galore project, Fresh Blooms Placemats, from Gudrun Erla’s Book, Fast & Furious Family.

With Valentine's Day upon us I thought I would dress up my table with a new table runner and place mats. I had these six coordinating fat quarters. I was able to make six place mats and this runner. (All I added was yardage for backing and binding.) I thought I would share my instructions, because sometimes I am happy to just follow along after someone else has done the figuring out for me. These go together really quickly and would make a great gift. From each of the fat quarters cut a 12…

I wanted to finish one last small project before going back to work after my summer break. I found a Sandpiper Bali Snap in my stash and realized it would be perfect for new placemats. I decided on a very simple 3 x 4 square pattern as I wanted them to be large so I needed 48 squares to make 4 placemats so had to add two extra fabrics from my stash for each mat. I quilted them with random wavy lines as I like my placemats quilted heavily to keep their shape. I used batik fabric on the back…

Quilted placemats add an element of charm to the kitchen and dining room. The colors of the fabric can be played up to match the interiors of the room. You …

A couple of days ago, I mentioned some these placemats that I'd been working on. Well, they're all now bound (with my favourite black and white stripe fabric which I purchased at Spotlight a few years ago) finished and all ready to use at dinnertime starting tonight. I seem to have taken a ridiculous amount of photos of these table mats! The light was so bad this afternoon, so these pictures were taken out on the pool deck. These mats were a fun scrappy improv project full of colour. After…

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Let's sew some placemats! In this placemat sewing tutorial I will show you how to make placemats with leftover strips!