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October 13, 2011

Comments

Margie

These are just adorable. What do you mean by "have your seams on the inside?" Didn't you just layer the material and batting and then sew "squares?" I agree, a video would be terrific.
Thanks for sharing such a cute idea.

Andrea

WOW!! Great project. After seeing tons and tons of cards and projects with spice cake paper and fabric - this project has made me realize I must get this fabric ASAP. Love the idea - so tired of coasters that aren't pretty - too bad I don't live in Canada cuz I bet your workshops are a blast!! Thanks for all the inspirationn! I'm a frequent visitor - but not often commenter.

Allison LaRue

I second that request for a video. I just got a new sewing machine and am taking classes, but I'm still a complete novice. I would LOVE to make these coasters for Christmas presents! They seem simple, but I can botch just about anything. Thanks for the constant inspiration!

Katie Doggart

Heather,

You are so sweet! I love the coasters (and now that I have more spice cake fabric I may make some too)....the name that you are thinking off is "Mug Rug" (basically a mini quilt - there are a whole bunch of photos and groups on flickr decicated to them)... and I am working on a Teapot themed mug rug with the Spice cake fabric.

Susan

being a sewer since 6 y.o I almost didn't sign up as a demo. w/SU, as there wasn't fabric to incooperate with c.s.& everything else this great company has to offer. I have alot of items with their fabric; must confess, I'm not in love with the quality of the cotton, but, it's better than some being offered in stores. TFS this darling project & thank you to Katie for the idea!

Theresa McK

Oops! MUst be tooooo early for me... I meant to say that I'm not GOOD at sewing! and MAYBE I'll learn one of these days! I guess I better go get some coffee! LOL

Theresa McK

Sew CUTE! I love that DSP and the Fabric! I just wish I was goos at sewing! Mayb one of these days I'll learn! :O)

patty daley

Heather,

You need to make a video of the coasters, they sound simple, however, a visual is much better!

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