Tuesday, September 05, 2006

Coasters


The long week end sure went fast. But I got a lot of things done around the house. And the time off from work was nice.
On the quilty side I've had these scraps laying around for a while a project that didn't work out. So I decided to make drink coasters out of them. A quick little project. Almost got them done.

16 comments:

Hedgehog said...

I love your little coasters! Much smaller and more interesting pieces than the ones I made last night! But I think I will make more in the future. Are you binding yours? I sewed up three sizes, turned inside out, and sewed up the last side by hand. Thanks for sharing them.

Saska said...

These are really cute!

Your quilt following Judy's one-hour is really pretty. Can't wait to see it finished.

Laurie Ann said...

Very cute! I've seen some neat coasters lately and I'll have to add them to my "future projects" list.

Evelyn aka Starfishy said...
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Evelyn aka Starfishy said...

Those are sweet - much nicer looking than the papertowel I usually fold into 4th!!!

Cheers!

Evelyn

Evelyn aka Starfishy said...

Those are sweet - much nicer looking than the papertowel I usually fold into 4th!!!

Cheers!

Evelyn

Paula, the quilter said...

I have a set of those "mug mats". I like them because they don't stick to the bottom of the glass. /paula

Melanie said...

Cute coasters. Tiny pieces are tough to work with. I really like yours.

sewprimitive karen said...

Coasters! They're wonderful!

Anonymous said...

Lovely coasters. They are very cute.

Cynthia said...

Great idea for using up scraps. I like the colors

KC Quilter said...

Oh, those coasters are so adorable!! What a neat gift they would make.

Granny said...

It's amazing how quickly the long weekends go by, huh?

The coasters are so cute. I would never think of that!

Judy L.

Anonymous said...

very cute little coasters!

Finn said...

Really sweet looking little coasters..they look rather springie and happy.
I've made some over the years using up reject quilt blocks, especially the smaller sizes. They do up pretty nice just slightly bigger, as potholders.

dot said...

Cute coaster, I am thinking of making some for myself and you gave me encouragement.