I'm currently obsessed with making fabric coasters ... I decided I was going to make some coasters for a few of my colleagues but as we're all now in one big open plan office like one big happy family, it seemed a good idea to make everyone a coaster (note to self - it is not a good idea to action any "Ah-Ha!" thoughts late at night, after a long day and a couple of big glasses of wine).
Here's a small stack of cut, pinned and ready-to-sew coasters ...

And here are a few which I finished yesterday ....

Just 25 left to go!!They are a great way of using up leftover bits from other projects.
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Oooo..... very nice! I probably cant sew straight enough to do that!
ReplyDeleteJess
What a fabulous way to use up scraps that you just can't throw away! Also, a great idea for teacher Christmas gifts! Thanks Ady!
ReplyDeleteAngela
I agree, smart way to use up scraps. Love those Japanese prints.
ReplyDeleteNice one! I like the Japanese doll one especially. I'm making ssome of these for Christmas presents too!
ReplyDeleteLove this idea! And this maybe a project that I can actually manage to get done. As usual I love, love your fabric selections :)
ReplyDeleteThank you all for your lovely comments.
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