Patchwork? You heard it right! I'm usually one that hates little pieces of fabric. I've always thought that the less to cut, the better. Turns out I'm wrong because I loooved making these Coasters. I used Foo Fanagle's Simple Coasters as inspiration and then I made it Mata. What does that mean, you ask? It means that I just made it my own and only used this tutorial as guidance.
Keep reading to see how they turned out!
So cute right? I looove them! they go perfect with my sewing machine cover I made not too long ago.
(here is the link to the pattern that I used from Diary of a Crafty Lady)
Foo Fanagle's tutorial for the coasters was so easy to follow!!! But I didn't want to make mine just like hers so I cut out different sizes for the smaller squares and this is the result:
(front)
Keep reading to see how they turned out!
So cute right? I looove them! they go perfect with my sewing machine cover I made not too long ago.
(here is the link to the pattern that I used from Diary of a Crafty Lady)
Foo Fanagle's tutorial for the coasters was so easy to follow!!! But I didn't want to make mine just like hers so I cut out different sizes for the smaller squares and this is the result:
(front)
Also, I love to clash patterns. It's just what I do. And I used my vintage fabric that I found for a great price at the thrift shop.
(back)
(back)
All of my coasters are matching except I threw an odd ball in there and used this cute kitty fabric. I love kitties and wish I could get one but my son is still too young.
I had lots of fun making these and making these doesn't require much sewing skills. This should be an hour project but with my son and working it turned out to a day and a half project. Despite my frequent breaks, this project was easy and fast.
Go ahead and give them a try! Let me know how they turn out!
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