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11-27-2013, 05:17 AM

#11

fran624

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Originally Posted by maviskw

Could someone post the pattern for the place-mat top? I love that pattern.

scroll down & read A few days ago & so on. Click on the word Here

11-27-2013, 05:35 AM

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Daisy Dew

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Originally Posted by IowaStitcher

Does anyone have a tutorial or set of instructions for Take Four placemats - kind of a stack and whack?

Sorry but this is not a free pattern. Looked and looked it's on Quiltwoman.com however, you can purchase it as an e-download, which I did!
Happy Thanksgiving to all - after dinner tomorrow I'll be sewing with dear daughter! and crocheting snowflakes!

11-27-2013, 08:23 AM

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irishrose

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What a good idea. Quick and colorful.

11-27-2013, 09:03 AM

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institches33

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Now I feel bad that I spent $10 for the pattern!

11-27-2013, 12:13 PM

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Caswews

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Here is her blog on the front placemats:http://www.linda-hubbard.blogspot.ca...-much-fun.html

Here is where she directs you to:http://www.quiltwoman.com/patterns/t...attern-cf-224/

If you are good enough you can figure it out from the pattern to not have to buy the instructions (which is what I am going to try !LOL).

11-27-2013, 02:36 PM

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JanieH

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What a neat idea! Thank you so much for sharing it!

11-27-2013, 04:32 PM

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bobquilt3

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Quote:

Originally Posted by fran624

scroll down & read A few days ago & so on. Click on the word Here

Continue scrolling and see that they are made with 4 FQS, stacked, cut and sewed back together. No measurements given but should be easy to figure out.

11-27-2013, 06:55 PM

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maviskw

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Found something in:
http://linda-hubbard.blogspot.ca/
under "Sew much fun". Doesn't give much, but experienced quilters could probably figure it out.

http://www.quiltwoman.com/patterns/t...attern-cf-224/
gives more cute pictures with different fabrics.

11-27-2013, 08:57 PM

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GeeGee

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Originally Posted by canuckninepatch

Absolutely love this way of "birthing" the placements. Good technique to remember!

A great method, especially for round or oval table mats. I dislike having to close an opening by hand sewing so I came up with this idea and have been using it for many years for placemats, table toppers, Christmas tree skirts,
ornaments, potholders and coasters. I have a similiar method I use if I want to make any of these reversible.