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Jim's Gem 03-14-2009 11:38 PM

Cute. I need to make some of those. I have several coaster that the sweating cups stick to and then the coasters drop in your lap, water and all. Those look like they would do much better, and of course much much prettier.

Izy 03-14-2009 11:42 PM


Originally Posted by Jim's Gem
Cute. I need to make some of those. I have several coaster that the sweating cups stick to and then the coasters drop in your lap, water and all. Those look like they would do much better, and of course much much prettier.

That's the problem we have here in Spain too....guess I might have a play this afternoon too!! :D :D :D

I LOVE your birdhouse fabric, they look really great, well done :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

Evelynquilts 03-15-2009 03:52 AM

adorable :D

Barbm 03-15-2009 03:54 AM

Just love them! I made a few at Christmas and they are easy and fun to do!

Marcia 03-15-2009 04:40 AM

Those came out really cute, Sharon. I need to make some too.

Quilt4u 03-15-2009 07:17 AM

Love them.

hoagiesj 03-15-2009 01:49 PM

Those are really cute! For us dummies, where could we find instructions? :oops:

Sharon M 03-15-2009 02:11 PM

you are not a dummie. I never really had a pattern, this is how I do them. However many you want to make, say 4. Cut 4 pieces of batting or toweling I use 5" square. Cut 4 pieces of 5" square material for the backs (place this face up on top of batting.
Now pick out the material for the top. I usually use 4 different materials. So you are cutting out 16 - 5" squares of material (in my case 4-5" squares of each color) These pieces you will fold in half (wrong sides together) and press. These piece are then placed on top of the "sandwich" folds towards the center and raw edges to the outside. Lay the first piece down (say on the right hand side) then lay the next piece down across the bottom (make sure you are keeping the folds towards the center) then lay the next piece down on the left side . When you lay the last piece down on the top hold down the top left corner, flip up the #1 right piece top so it covers the right side of the last piece.....clear as mud :D just practice this with 4 piece of paper.
make sure all your edges look close to even, make sure all the folds are to the center and sew a generous 1/4" seam. When you are done, flip the folded pieces to the back side of the batting and fix your corners however you usually do that. ... and your done. Now I will look and see if I can find pictures of this for you.

Izy 03-15-2009 02:20 PM

Here's a link to a tute...well I hope it is!! :lol:

http://allsorts.typepad.com/allsorts...ross_coas.html

Sharon M 03-15-2009 02:25 PM

thank you Izy! This is what I was trying to find. Buch better than my instructions!


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