Placemat Patterns With Mitered Corners at Jennifer Pardue blog

Placemat Patterns With Mitered Corners. Trim off the excess batting on a diagonal. Take the piece of quilt battling and place it inside. To make a set of 4 placemats, cut your fabric as follows. If you want to start with just 1 placemat, cut one rectangle of each fabric. (4) rectangles of 10 ½ inch × 16 1/2 inch (27 x 42 cm) pieces of the print fabric for the front of the placemats. Fold in each of the sides (the backing) to meet the quilted centre and press them to keep. Trim the backing fabric 1″ away from the placemat on all four sides for a 1/2″ wide finished binding. In the corners you will be creating a mitered corner. Turn it inside out, define the corners with a ruler and iron. Cotton fabric for the front, buy 3/4 yard. Working on one side/corner at a time, fold the binding over and make sure the fold continues onto the open. Thin quilters batting for the middle, depending on the width of the batting you may only need to buy. (4) rectangles of 14 ½ inches × 20 ½ inch (37 x 52 cm) for placemat.

(4) rectangles of 10 ½ inch × 16 1/2 inch (27 x 42 cm) pieces of the print fabric for the front of the placemats. Turn it inside out, define the corners with a ruler and iron. Working on one side/corner at a time, fold the binding over and make sure the fold continues onto the open. Trim off the excess batting on a diagonal. Take the piece of quilt battling and place it inside. Thin quilters batting for the middle, depending on the width of the batting you may only need to buy. If you want to start with just 1 placemat, cut one rectangle of each fabric. (4) rectangles of 14 ½ inches × 20 ½ inch (37 x 52 cm) for placemat. In the corners you will be creating a mitered corner. To make a set of 4 placemats, cut your fabric as follows.

DIY Double Sided Placemats with PERFECT Mitered Corners Manteles

Placemat Patterns With Mitered Corners Fold in each of the sides (the backing) to meet the quilted centre and press them to keep. In the corners you will be creating a mitered corner. Trim the backing fabric 1″ away from the placemat on all four sides for a 1/2″ wide finished binding. Thin quilters batting for the middle, depending on the width of the batting you may only need to buy. (4) rectangles of 14 ½ inches × 20 ½ inch (37 x 52 cm) for placemat. Turn it inside out, define the corners with a ruler and iron. Working on one side/corner at a time, fold the binding over and make sure the fold continues onto the open. (4) rectangles of 10 ½ inch × 16 1/2 inch (27 x 42 cm) pieces of the print fabric for the front of the placemats. If you want to start with just 1 placemat, cut one rectangle of each fabric. To make a set of 4 placemats, cut your fabric as follows. Take the piece of quilt battling and place it inside. Fold in each of the sides (the backing) to meet the quilted centre and press them to keep. Cotton fabric for the front, buy 3/4 yard. Trim off the excess batting on a diagonal.