Hi Cuties! I wanted to see how many of these ITH Coasters I could possibly make today. I got 12 made, in between fixing lunch, and a friend dropping in. Second photo is the back, which I did a little differently. I skipped some stitches, leaving an opening to turn right side out and added just one back piece. After turning, I top stitched all around the outer edge, with my regular sewing machine. So here are 3 more gifts to give. Bundled them in sets of 4.

I am like you in that when I first started embroidering and collecting designs - I did not keep the creator's name with the file. This is all the information I recorded on the coaster you made. Not much help but here it is - coaster-9357170-110599 - 8-19-2013. This last date is not necessarily the day it was posted - just the day I put it in my Cuties file. Thank you for showing it - I did not know what it was until you sewed it out. - Patricia

These are lovely, Toogie! A very welcome gift, for sure!

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by toogie 24 Oct 2018

Thanks!

Beautiful and great colours. Tying them up so nicely makes them excellent gifts.

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by toogie 24 Oct 2018

Thanks mops, using fabrics from my stash.

These ITH coasters you'd made look lovely& sure to make great gifts.These colors look stunning together.Wondered where you'd found the design if you don't mind sharing it that is?Thanks for sharing your work. :~D

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by toogie 24 Oct 2018

Thanks
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You're on a roll! The angels are cute on that fabric, and I like how you tied the ribbon with curls on top. Nice work!

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by toogie 23 Oct 2018

Thanks the ones with no angels were smaller pieces I couldn't include the angels, but still made use of the fabric.

Stunning!!!!Well done..Great work project done..

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by toogie 23 Oct 2018

Thank you Sonja!

how do you make so many in a day? the most I can get completed is 3.

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by toogie 23 Oct 2018

These go pretty fast because no additional embroidery design and I had a system going. I would turn one RSO, or serge around the edge before turning, while another was in the emb machine. I din't have any hand work to do, as I stitched all around the outer edge, once I turned RSO and pressed it.

These are really nice, love the fabric!!

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by toogie 23 Oct 2018

Thanks Pam, the red was given to me and was held together by pieces of fabric along the selvage and holes cut out here and there. I guess whoever bought it just fussy cut large pieces of what they wanted.Thanks for looking.

I love them! Great job.

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by toogie 23 Oct 2018

Thank you 'sew' much!

Wow! Toogie these are gorgeous. Such great gifts for you to give out. Love Chris

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by toogie 23 Oct 2018

These are mine and your traditional Christmas colors, thanks!

Really like your coasters! Gresat job.

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by toogie 23 Oct 2018

Thank you so much!

Love your Coasters great Gifts

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by toogie 23 Oct 2018

Thank you very much!

Beautiful and perfect for gift giving. Love the fabric choice and the way you bundled them together.

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by toogie 23 Oct 2018

Thanks and 8 were fussy cut for angels so I wanted those altogether.

Wowwwwww awesome job girly****love them hugs

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by toogie 23 Oct 2018

Thank you😍😍😍

Great job Toogie!

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by toogie 23 Oct 2018

Thanks!

Great gifts. Hugs

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by toogie 23 Oct 2018

Thanks!

Great gifts, Toogie!

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by toogie 23 Oct 2018

Thanks!

These are wonderful - love the fabric choice and what wonderful gifts they will be!!! Hugs, Laura

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by toogie 23 Oct 2018

Thanks Laura, had this fabric in my stash .

Love them Toogie....your fabric is ideal and your presentation is perfect...

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by toogie 23 Oct 2018

Thank you Vicki and you didn't have to edit...I don't mind being called Chris. She is someone that inspires us all.

by basketkase 23 Oct 2018

LOL......you both do superb work.....

by pamhayes 25 Oct 2018

very nice, Might copy this idea. You don't have to use WSS either or tearaway stabiliser.