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"This pattern works up at an angle. Help! What do I do to even the sides out so that it a rectangle?"
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Coastal Coasters

By: Cat W from marymarthamama.com
Coastal Coasters
Coastal Coasters

"Protect your tables from glasses and coffee cups! Make these Coastal Coasters. They are super simple to make and can be a great way to use up your fabric scraps leftover from other projects. These cute coasters sew up very, very quickly and only require basic sewing skills to make. If you can sew a straight line, then you can make these. Make a set for someone to give to them as a personalized housewarming gift."

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Time to CompleteUnder an hour

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Beginner

Materials List

  • woven cotton fabric
  • insulated batting
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Marilyn B

 

Jun 08, 2017

These are so super duper easy to make and of course a great way to use up fabric scraps or even to up cycle an old towel or other item where there is still some life in part of the fabric. Actually a fun way to remember an old romper of a kid, or a favorite shirt perhaps, as long as it is cotton and able to do,the job of a coaster and absorb moisture! These would make great stocking stuffers or housewarming gifts tucked into a gift basket! Thank you for sharing an easy and fun project idea !

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