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16529Thank you very much for sharing the link. I had completely forgotten about it. I really like your choice of fabrics.
by dailylaundry
11 Oct 2012
When people post their projects - I am always wondering where they got their designs so, I try to do the same!! Thanks!! Hugs, Laura*
7153Your fabrics are pretty. Have made a few of these and never thought to make them small for coasters.
by dailylaundry
11 Oct 2012
This is my first potholder with this pattern and I didn't even know about making coasters like this - but, I am going to try it! Thanks and hugs, Laura*
89895very nice. I never thought of making them into potholders, I've made coasters from this pattern though.
by dailylaundry
11 Oct 2012
How about that!! I wonder though, did you use a batting of some sort? This one called for a heat-resistant batting. I am definitely am going to try the coasters!! Hugs, Laura*
by nancygiroir
11 Oct 2012
I happened to find a couple of them ready to sew! (I made these a long time ago). I started with 4-1/2" squares and the back piece just has interfacing on it. They end up being about 4" square when sewn together. Thanks for the idea for pot holders; will make some for Christmas gifts.
by dailylaundry
11 Oct 2012
Thanks for the info - I am going to make some coasters to go with the potholders!! Hugs, Laura*
985I love this pattern. Our quilt guild made approximately 300 of these...size appropriate for a coffee mug...for our 25th anniversary tea. This was open to the public and we had about 120 folk attend. These were given as gifts to everyone that came. The event was a huge success and really made our group visible to the community. Blessings, Avis
by dailylaundry
11 Oct 2012
Oh, wow, Avis - that was some accomplishment!! Even though these are easy to make - that was a lot of work!! How wonderful the event was such a success!! Hugs to you, Laura*
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299557wow Laura what a good idea! this has turned out quite pretty! Hugs Lorlaye
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119790Well done, I haven't tried this yet but plan to someday :)
by dailylaundry
11 Oct 2012
Cutting out the fabric and batting is 3/4 of the work - then stitch up 4 side - trim and flip inside out - easy!! You should give it a try! Hugs, Laura*
24276Sorry I forgot to say I cut the fabric 5 inches Square for the coasters. they end up 4 and a half inches which is a good size . Hugs Joyce
by dailylaundry
11 Oct 2012
Thanks, Joyce - it is a quick and easy project!! I am going to try coasters!! Hugs, Laura*
15141Love it!
by dailylaundry
11 Oct 2012
Thank you, Karen - it is a fun project and makes a nice potholder!! Hugs, Laura*
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54617Great idea-How big is the sqare for the potholders?
by dailylaundry
11 Oct 2012
They said 10 inches (everything was 10 inches including the heat resistant batting) but, I don't see why you couldn't use any size - as long as evereything was the same! Hugs, Laura*
1167Many thanks - just in time for Small Christmas Gifts
by dailylaundry
11 Oct 2012
It is a neat video - and it worked just as they showed it would! Hugs, Laura*
10073Very nice work. I cut the pieces smaller and made a set of Christmas coasters they worked great and look very pretty. Great gift. Hugs Joyce
15141very nice will go look at the video i made many of the runners but i never saw this till now thank-you hugs
by dailylaundry
10 Oct 2012
A couple of potholders and a runner would make a nice gift and they could be matching! Hugs to you, Laura*
360429Very nice, with the Christmas fabric it looks packaged.
86901These also would make great hot ptds. Love the red color
19439Thanks, never saw one made like that, great for leftovers!
by dailylaundry
10 Oct 2012
Thanks Debra! You could certainly make these in any size - as long as you were consistent cutting the sizes the same. Hugs, Laura*
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