These are adorable! Thanks for a great idea on some of my scraps.

Nice table topper - thanks for posting the link.

Like your avatar also.

Thanks for the pattern. I have a small kitchen table (Rd 40 In)
So always looking for a table topper to fit. This looks like it will be just right. :lol:

Love them, great idea.

Great quilt! Love your fabrics. My SIL had made one for me, and I've always wanted to make one myself...and with your link now I can. Thanks!

Christine

So very pretty...thank you for the tutorial!

Must not be looking in the right place. I can't find a tut for these.
They are so attractive.

Those are wonderful! Thanks for sharing and inspiring.

cute was binding hard to do? Did not understand how she did it.

Great work. I also have made this following the link she gave. It is super easy and turns out so pretty and looks harder than what it is.

Very nice, you did a great job.

That looks so easy & makes a great table mat. Thanks for posting, I'm headed to the sewing room now to try it.

Thanks! This is exactly what I need to make some table centerpiece mats for our church dinners!

Colors are so pretty.

Those are really great. I will look at the tute.

Lowell ;)

That was my concern.....straight binding for the pointed corners....does it work?

The tutorial is very easy to follow, but when I tried to print it, all I got was page #s at the top and a few words on the bottom.

thanks bunches; will go try them now!

Thank you for the link... :D

Love your tabletopper and the link to the pattern. I definitely agree with Crafty Bear - how nice to have the link with the photo. Thanks so much for that!

Funny...I did not follow the tutorial's binding instructions; in fact, I never read that far! I do know that Beth [the tutorial instructor] likes to do all binding by machine. I do mine half using the machine and the other half by hand.

For my projects, I machine sewed the binding to the front, then turned and hand stitched it down on the back. As I sew, I stop the machine when it came to an angle, 1/4 inch away from the edge. Leaving the needle down, I raise the presser foot and pivot the quilt and the binding so that the quarter inch edge of my foot is once again lined up with the edge of the quilt and binding. Keep going this way all around.

When I turn the binding to the back and come to the angle edge, I just made a little tuck and stitched it down. Here are two pictures to show how it looks.

[I hope this makes sense. If I doesn't, do another reply and I will post pictures of the binding in process...I have another mat in process!]

ty for info

Very nice and thanks for the link!

Those are so pretty.

Thanks for the link, I will try one. Your are both very nice.

Very nice!
Thanks for the link!

Very nice, thanks for the link!

both are so very pretty.

Thanks for the pics and links Julie, they are both lovely.

Can I ask about your avatar, is it a cushion as its very pretty, I would love to see a bigger pic x

those are gorgeous. :) I have the same Debbie Mumm fabrics. Aren't they gorgeous?

I love them and am going to print the pattern. Thanks for sharing this neat project.

Very nice! Thank you for posting the link.

Nice. I like them.

Thank you sew much for the link. I was in search of a Thanksgiving swap gift and I made it in one hour along with 2 mug rugs to match. I just have to pick up fabric for the binding. I also cut one out for my dd for her Thanksgiving dinner. I'll post photos when I am finished. I'm very pleased with this table topper. And yours is beautiful. Love the fabric choices.
Camille

found link, but could not download it or print it. sigh...

Very nice.

Both are very pretty. I like the top one best.

very pretty

Thanks for sharing pics and site. Very lovely.

For those of you who have a problem printing off a pattern, save the link in *my pages*!