Hi! Tutorial for coasters and mug rugs is ready. When I made these coasters I realized that even it’s so small project, it has all the same basics as a big quilt. I took lots of photos and now I hope that you find this tutorial helpful. If you haven’t made any quilt yet, but would like to try, I hope this little patchwork inspires you to start!
This time I have made the tutorial so that you can upload or print it. Because this is my first time using this method, I would love to hear your opinions. All the feedback is welcome – if there is anything you think should be explained better or any mistakes, please let me know.
This link will take you to the tutorial:
MINI QUILT – COASTER – TUTORIAL
I made these coasters with small patchwork block. Squares are 2″ x 2 “. There is white around and the backing is white. Binding is double foulded quilt binding.
First coasters I made, where with raw edge applique. I had made the ‘Butterflies’ quilt and it gave me idea to use that theme also for coasters.
There is endles way to make these tiny quilts! Fabrics, prints, colours, binding, quilting … all these change the look!
I made the tutorial with the patchwork block, but it’s very easy to make also something with raw edge applique. Just take a piece of fabric, cut any picture or shapes you like, and stitch them around as you like.
If you are interested about tutorial for raw edge applique, please let me know and I shall make that, too.
Enjoy making mini quilts and coasters! If you make some, I would love to see them!
Have a wonderful time and hope to see you soon!
TEJE
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These are adorable. I should make some of these because I have done any quick projects in forever!! Thanks for sharing how you did it!
And your photography is great!
Thank you so much! I do appreaciate your sweet words! x Teje
These are fabulous. Thanks for the excellent tutorial. Such a lovely bog!!
Thank you so much Deborah! I’m happy for your visit and lovely comment! x Teje
How generous of you to do this Teje, I don’t do any sewing but if I even do in the future I shall be using this. Your coasters are all so beautifully made. Happy Wednesday,
Jane x
Thank you so much Jane! You make so beautiful jewelries and cards – there is just not enough time for everything. As I wanted to try make jewelries … if you ever want to try patchwork I’m happy to help you. x Teje
Fantastic tutorial Teje. This is a great way to use up scraps of batting too! Love your photos as usual 🙂 Thank you for taking the time to share your ideas. Avis x
Thank you so much Avis! Yes, here we can use scraps and also any shape, stripes, triangles what ever we have in our scrap box. x Teje
Such pretty pictures!! The coasters are lovely Teje. Thanks for the comment on my quilt also : )
Thank you Carla! I’m happy you enjoyed! x Teje
Excellent tutorial Teje… Might have to have a go at these.
Thank you Patch! This is great small project and makes lovely gifts, too! x Teje
Excellent tutorial – The coasters are lovely (I wish I could raid your stash). Thanks for posting! 🙂
Thank you so much for your sweet comment! x Teje
I love reading your blog. You make wonderful projects & are kind enough to share the details. Thank you. Butterlies quilt is so viberant, it looks so beautiful. I might just be able to make some mini quilts/coasters in time for Christmas.
Thank you so much Ellie! I’m happy to hear you like my blog and crafts! I hope you make some little quilts! x Teje
Wow, Teje. You are so talented. You should be selling your patterns—they are so good.
Thank you so much Sage! I might do some patterns in winter for example for that bigger green-white bag, which is more complicated to do. Have a great weekend, dear Sage! x Teje & Nero
Such pretty coasters, and a wonderful tutorial, Teje!
Wishing you a very happy weekend.
Helen x
Thank you so much Helen! I have a busy weekend with sewing, computer and my puppies – not bad. Happy weekend to you, too! x Teje
Thank you for the fantastic tutorial. I can’t wait to try making some myself.
Thank you dear Luise! I’m happy to hear you want to make some coasters, too! x Teje
Oh my, what fabulous coasters! I adore the butterflies – thank you so much! and thanks for linking up to Friday Felicities!
Thank you so much Felicity for your sweet words and hosting that great link party! x Teje
Teje, your mug rugs are just GORGEOUS!!!! I love the butterflies!!! Thank you for sharing how you made these. Hope you don’t mind, but I’m pinning these for future reference.
Thank you so much Pam! I’m happy you like them and share them! x Teje
So sweet…butterflies are one of my most favorite design themes. You have captured them beautifully!
Thank you Helen for your sweet comment! x Teje
The mini quilt coasters are adorable and I am going to make some. If I like how mine turn out, I may make some for Christmas presents. I love reading your posts and I thank you for all the tutorials you have posted. Kiss your fur-babies for me. They are beautiful, and I know they give you a lot of love. I do not have any, but my daughter has a beautiful black Lab that I call my grand puppy…8-)
xo Linda in San Diego, California, USA
Thank you so much Linda !I’m sure your coasters will be beautiful! Puppies got their kisses! x Teje
Hi Teje, I’ve featured your butterfly mug rugs today…
http://threadingmyway.blogspot.com/2012/11/threading-your-way-features_17.html
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All I can say is awesome!
Thank you Val! x Teje