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My new TX friend, Sonia, with her new potluck placemats |
Dee did some of these for me 3 years ago. This week I found these placemats at a resale shop and used some scraps (sleeves from a big shirt) to practice making them.
Utensils go in the pockets. Then I sewed a ribbon across the front of the pocket to put a napkin. I sewed ribbons on the side so the mats can be rolled up and carried to potluck.
HOW TO:
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first, get the type of placemat that will roll up easily & go thru a sewing machine
and a cordinating fat quarter or scrap, and matching ribbon |
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cut part of fat quarter and press edges under, then stitch around edge, and stitch 2 vertical rows on top |
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Like so (you can see stitches here). Then sew a piece of ribbon horizontally across top to hold napkin |
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sew ribbon on one side of placemat to use as a tie |
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and there's your potluck placemat! |
3-6-13: Today in crafts at JCRV, the ladies made their own Potluck Placemats from Dee's pattern.
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Shirlene ready to sew |
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Connie's finished product |
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Carol's first one |
Easy, fun, great gift!
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for Justin, Brooke, and the boys |
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