2015 Quilts
1. Baby Crackers, 2. H-Block, 3. H-Block, 4. Warm Wishes, 5. Rail Fence, 6. Basketweave, 7. X-quisite Block, 8. Warm Wishes, 9. It's A Snap
Tutorial: Fold and Turn Coasters
These fold-and-turn coasters are SO easy and fun to make! I first saw this pattern in 2002 at a guild meeting, and the instructions were handwritten. There were no pictures … only hand drawings. Well, we’ve come a long way in 8 years! I made this set of 4 coasters to include with the potholders I made for Amy’s Potholder Pass #2 . These coasters were made with five 5-inch cotton squares and one 5-inch flannel square. These can also be made in other sizes as long as the squares are equal in size. Suggested square sizes range from 4-1/2” to 6” … your choice. You may also use one 5-inch batting square, but I found batting was a tad too thick. But, again, your choice. Instructions: (1) Y ou will choose three different fabrics. Two fabrics will be used for the top of the coaster and one will be used for the bottom (backing). I chose the light blue for the bottom: (2) Cut fabric to the desired square size. I used 5” squares. (3) Lay flannel (or batting) squ
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