by bowlds 14 Jul 2013

I had to try the technique for making ITH coasters with a binding/decorative edge. I like 'em!

Wreath design is from Oma, just the wreath part, not the coaster, the coffee cup is part of a design from VoiliVoili and the shape part on the coffee cup one is also from Oma.

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by katydid 15 Jul 2013

Nice job!!

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bowlds by bowlds 16 Jul 2013

Thanks!

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by capoodle 15 Jul 2013

The technique gives a nice finished edge. These are neatly made.

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bowlds by bowlds 16 Jul 2013

Thanks!

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by karenjay 15 Jul 2013

I really like these - that Christmas one is so effective - thanks for your explanation too

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bowlds by bowlds 16 Jul 2013

Thanks, and you are welcome!

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by eleen 14 Jul 2013

They look great.

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bowlds by bowlds 16 Jul 2013

Thanks!

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by noah 14 Jul 2013

I love the shape also hugs

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bowlds by bowlds 14 Jul 2013

I think that technique will work with pretty much any shape.

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by highlandermom 14 Jul 2013

Love how you did these

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bowlds by bowlds 14 Jul 2013

Thank you.

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by basketkase 14 Jul 2013

Wonderful coasters.....

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bowlds by bowlds 14 Jul 2013

Thank you! I just think that is such a neat idea.

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by 02kar Moderator 14 Jul 2013

Kudos to you for these lovely coasters

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by debbiegreer 14 Jul 2013

Very nice.Love the design

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bowlds by bowlds 14 Jul 2013

Me too! Thanks.

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by jerrib 14 Jul 2013

I really like these, where does the coaster pattern come from?
Hugs Jerri

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bowlds by bowlds edited 14 Jul 2013

http://www.omasplace.com/free-des...
She has some very cute ith stuff.

jerrib by jerrib 15 Jul 2013

Thank you.

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by oaro 14 Jul 2013

great project

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bowlds by bowlds 14 Jul 2013

Thanks.

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by pldc 14 Jul 2013

well done I love them both! good for you to figure it out! are you going to tell the rest of us too please! hugs Loralye

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bowlds by bowlds 14 Jul 2013

Well, what I did was just duplicate the single outline stitch and make it a bit bigger for the outer edge, than rearranged the colors so it stitched, placement, original outline, designs, outline that was made bigger. Fabric was, stabilizer, thin batting, red fabric, green fabric all face up then after the design was done (it was applique), I added a back piece of fabric that I had sewn a seam in the middle with an opening big enough to turn when done, face down and then stitched the bigger outline.
Sounds more complicated than it really was. If you have something like Embird, I'm guessing it would be much easier. Do you use Embird or something else?

chattypenny by chattypenny 14 Jul 2013

Very nicely done! Bravo to you!

bowlds by bowlds 14 Jul 2013

Thanks!

casiewilliams by casiewilliams 15 Jul 2013

Thanks for sharing your wonderful project and your instructions for completing it. So much prettier than just satin stitch around the edges!

bowlds by bowlds 16 Jul 2013

I agree, but I love fabric!

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