Does anyone have a simple place mat pattern? I know I should be able to design one myself but I am more of a quilt technecian than designer. :oops:
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Mine: make some kind of simple 9.5" block (or in that range). Add rectangular borders to get it to placemat size.
Or - start with a fussy cut rectangle of a cool print. Add borders. |
Here is a site that has so really cute free ones ....
http://www.allpeoplequilt.com/printa....html#TableTop I hope you find one you like there. :D |
I did these pretty fast and they were easy. I traced the shape on freezer paper,found the center and drew a rectangle then drew 2 inch retangels all around making a log cabin. I number each one so I wouldn't get out of sequence with the colors. I thought they turned out pretty good. Here is the link to the pictures.
http://www.quiltingboard.com/posts/list/28226.page BillsBonBon |
You can also make a 12 inch block and put 3 inch boder on the sides and it makes a nice size placemat 12" by 18" finished. Marge
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Here's a simple one I've used in a pinch:
cut 1 13 1/2" x 15 1/2" rectangle of main fabric cut 2 2 1/2" x 13 1/2" strips of contrasting fabric cut 1 13 1/2" x 19 1/2" backing fabric cut 1 13 1/2" x 19 1/2" batting Sew a contrasting strip to each end of rectangle piece. Layer top, back, and batting, sew around edges, leaving a 4" opening. Trim and turn. Slip stitch opening closed and quilt as desired. Easy, peasy!! :thumbup: |
www.fatcatpatterns.com
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Originally Posted by mic-pa
You can also make a 12 inch block and put 3 inch boder on the sides and it makes a nice size placemat 12" by 18" finished. Marge
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