Patterns for Placemats
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I purchased some snowmen placemat panels from JoAnn's. There are 6 to a panel and they were $5 for the panel on sale at 50% off. I purchased several panels and also some dark blue indigo Kona cotton for the backing. They were really easy to do and turned out very cute! Plan to give as Christmas gifts to my secret sister at church and to my neighbors.
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You can take a dozen 3.5" squares, sew them together in three rows of four each, and then frame the resulting rectangle with 2.5" strips. Back them any way you like.
This will give you a placemat that's 14" x 16" (assuming 1/4" seams).
You can do the squares all scrappy, or use a planned color combination.
This will give you a placemat that's 14" x 16" (assuming 1/4" seams).
You can do the squares all scrappy, or use a planned color combination.
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Originally Posted by kriscraft99
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Right now Elizabeth Hartman is doing a sew along at Sew Mama Sew's blog. You can find her free design and instructions here:http://sewmamasew.com/blog2/2011/10/...-along-part-3/
The other parts are there on the site too.I intend to make these :)
The other parts are there on the site too.I intend to make these :)
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