Template
Fabric and coordinating fabric for backing
Fusible interfacing
Ribbon (optional)
With my template, I actually glued it onto thin cardboard and trimmed them to size. Now I have studier templates for use in future projects.
Step 1: Once you have your templates trimmed and ready, start cutting out all your front and back pieces using the 'fabric template', and your interfacing pieces using the 'interfacing template'.
Step 2: Iron an interfacing template onto the back of your front coaster fabric. Do this for however many coasters you've cut out. Leave the back pieces of fabric blank.
Step 3: This one is optional. Ive decided to embellish my coasters at this point with some hand-embroidery. Totally unnecessary, but completely adorable.
Step 4: Place the back and front pieces of your coaster together, right sides facing. Follow your interfacing as a template and stitch all around the coaster, leaving a 1.5"-2" opening on one side (I've made purple marks where my opening is).
Step 5: Trim the corners of your coaster and flip inside out. Push the corners out from the inside using a pencil or chopstick (or a fancy tool if you have one). Clip or pin the opening. I like to give it a good iron at this point to make sure it looks the way I want before finishing with a top stitch.
Step 6: Top stitch around the edge of your coaster on your machine.
Step 7: (Optional) Add a ribbon embellishment.
DONE! That's it, you've made a pretty coaster! (Or several....) Enjoy guys, and join me on Instagram to show off your creations. Just use hashtag #tinkshexiecoaster so I can see what you make! Thanks again and happy crafting!
xo, Tink
2 comments:
They are adorable My daughter is getting married in October.Their theme is forest deer.Perfect gift to give to bridesmaids, bride and me of course . thank you for sharing
Nice Article
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