ManiacQuilter2

Nicely done. I never thought of using the feather stitch for the binding.

CanoePam

Thanks for the nice comments. To address a few specific comments, I do find quilting a big piece is faster than quilting individual placemats. I have a Sweet 16 sit down quilter so I have plenty of room. I think this would be pretty easy for a home machine too since the fabric is not much over 20" in width. As for the feather stitch on the binding, it is much more forgiving than a straight stitch<grin>. If you are off a tiny bit, the feather stitch will still catch both sides of the binding. I have been using 2 1/2" binding, but I am going to do a 2 1/4" next time since I have a bit too much on the back side, even with a little more than a 1/4" binging.

Pam

QUILTNMO

very nice thanks for sharing the instructions!!!

lynnie

beautiful placemats and quilting.

Lafpeaches

I love the fabric.

Cam's gram

Will look beautiful on your table!

Belfrybat

Love them! I'd never thought of serging the edges first before binding. Great idea!

weasier22

Love the placemats! The fabric is bright and cheery. Perfect for celebrating fall and Thanksgiving.