Here is a set of purple and green wine glass coasters I made for a christmas present. I added a special one for the wife who is a breast cancer survivor.

Those came out very nice!! The recipient should be very appreciative of these! You do great work!

These are beautiful! I've made some like this that look like a 4patch and I've also folded the fabric into a triangle and made ones that look like hourglass blocks. Have you done any of those? It's done the exact same way only using the triangle fold. I like to take 4 and tie a ribbon (or if done in country fabrics a piece of ripped fabric) around them and give them as hostess gifts or anytime I need a small gift.

Those are so pretty. And I love the pink one. Great idea. They are going to love them. Thanks for sharing.

Those look greaYou just set the wine glass on top, right?(the base of the glass doesn't tuck in the folds, does it?)

Very nice gift idea. Pretty colors.

yes, with just a quick twist, the base of the glass goes into the folds and is tucked safely there.

These are very pretty .....and practical!

This pattern works well for making hotpads .... just use 7" squares, folded,
and assemble in same manner. Another quickie "thank you" gift.

Can you show photo of how the wine glass is inserted?

LOVE these! I got some as a pressie with one of my Doll quilts and I use them all the time, now I need more,lol

These are addicting. I have made several sets already.

Very nice so cute, thanks for sharing.

Wowee, that is so cool. I just threw one together to try it and yes, a little twist and its in! I'm off to make a bunch for Xmas Eve, we have a big gang and all we drink is wine and we are forever putting ours down & then picking somebody else's by mistake. We also own a little brew your own wine store and I wanted to give a gift to some of our favourite/best customers.

Great looking coasters, I bet you had alot of fun making those.

I like how you stitched around the edges after you turned the fold out.. I have not seen them done that way before...
It finishes them off so nicely...

Those are great coasters.

thanks for the kind words all. I like the edge stitched too, it just didn't look finished without it. Smilesssss.

great work Linda! They are all so cute...

Very Nice!

Great coasters!

would love to see a tutorial on how to make these.

hmmmm, I thought there already was one on here somewhere. If there isn't, even tho I've never made one before, I'd be happy to give it a try.
Would one of our expert searchers see if we have one?

wow, I actually searched and FOUND something!!! Miracles do happen!!! LOL.. Here is a link to a tutorial for this type coaster. The only difference is they don't do the seam around the outside to finish it off. I prefer that nice touch, myself. You can add it or not as you please.

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

PS: There is some discussion as to whether to add something between the bottom and lining to absorb condensation. I did use a 3-3.5" (varied because it was scraps) piece of left over batting in mine.

Nice!!

Awww they are so cute and they go together so fast

Could you include a link to a pattern please? Just love them.

Link is just above here, must have passed you in the mail. Smilesssssss and hugssss.

those look really pretty :)

I just love these. I hope to be able to make them. I wish I could just copy the tute and NOT all the comments too. You did a great job!!

Can you show us how to make them?

Very nice!!

There is a link to a tutorial on how to make them on page 2 of this thread. They are really simple and fun to make. Hugs and smiles, wildlinda

You certainly have generated lots of interest with this posting..good for you on all counts!!

Thanks for the link!

Very nice. Never thought of this. Thanks.

Thanks for the tutorial....going to try making them

really nice

What a nice gift - lucky recipient. I really like your fabric choices.

Below is a link to a tutorial on Bethany Reynolds web site for some round Stack-n-Whack ones. Very pretty! They have been on my TO DO list for a long time.

http://www.bethanyreynolds.com/coasters.html