As you're pulling fabrics for this project, decide on one focal fabric. You'll be using it as the center of each coaster and as the backing. I've used batting and basting spray instead of fusible fleece because I like the extra bulk of the batting. It's a little less convenient, but better for the finished product!
Materials
Scraps or fat quarters of 5 different fabrics
Batting scraps
Coordinating or neutral thread
Basting or adhesive spray
Fray check
From focal fabric, cut:
(4) 2.5" squares
(4) 4.5" squares
From each remaining fabrics, cut:
(1) 2.5"x1.5" piece
(2) 3.5"x1.5" piece
(1) 4.5"x1.5" piece
From batting, cut:
(4) 4" squares
Seam Allowance: 1/4"
Cut all your pieces! Once they're all cut, separate into 4 piles, with one of each size, and two 3.5" pieces. Make sure you evenly disperse your prints, one of each for each coaster!
I've created this little diagram to help you visualize steps 1-4, sewing together your coaster top!
1. Now, you're going to start by sewing together one 2.5" square and one 2.5"x1.5" piece. Press seams open.
2. Next, moving clock-wise around the center square, sew on one of the 3.5"x1.5" pieces to the bottom. Press.
3. Sew the other 3.5"x1.5" piece to the next side. Press.
4. Sew the 4.5"x1.5" piece to the final side and press. Now you've got the top of one coaster finished!
5. Repeat steps 1-4 for the remaining three coasters!
6. Grab one of your coaster tops, backing square, and batting square.
7. Spray adhesive to one side of the batting.
8. Arrange batting (adhesive side down), to the wrong side of your backing square.
9. Now place your backing and top right sides together. Pin. Sew around all four edges, leaving at least a 1.5" opening on one side for turning. Back-stitch when you start and finish.
10. Clip the seam allowance in your corners. Turn your coaster right side out, using a dull pencil or turning tool to poke out the corners. Pin the opening closed.
11. Stitching very close to the edge, top stitch all the way around your coaster, closing the opening. Back-stitch at start and finish.
12. Now it's time to quilt! You don't need a fancy foot or anything, for this simple quilting, your regular machine foot is fine. Simply back-stitch at the beginning and end of your quilting lines. Take advantage of your needle-down function to make it easier!
I used a variety of quilting designs for my coasters: shadow quilting (1/4" on either side of each seam), boxy swirl, random diagonal lines and diagonal center crossing.
13. Now trim all those little threads, and fray check your back-stitches for extra security! :)
Enjoy!
This delightful colorful collection from FREE SPIRIT..
If you love REDS and Whites and Roses this has it all...
and sew you can it even better how about this..
as well as your very own BEAM n READ
you can also order these from
IHAN with Kelly...
This is my favourite NOTION this year
....I love to stitch
in the evening and even though I have enjoyed
my floor lamps..I always found I got over heated..
not because I was stitching sew fast lol
because of the heat from the bulbs..
not anymore....I have a BEAM N READ..
Biggest problem around here...is my husband always wants
to take it to bed with him...Ü
( not me the BEAM N READ)
SEW what do you need to do to WIN?
Oh please follow sweet JENI over here...
she has a most delightful blog especially for new wantobes
she is a source of inspiration....
And follow here, especially if you would like to win these...
and that is all!
Big thanks goes out to JENI, Free Spirit, BEAM N READ
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Sew share this with 1 PERSON, just 1....they will thank you..
I will too !
Not sure I want to be first but I guess someone has to be. I'm a quilter, following SM and Jennifer @ Ellison Lane Quilts. Nice idea for coasters. Madame Samm, thanks for the variety of ideas in this giveaway.
ReplyDeleteYeah, Jeni, I love reading her blog and watching the bunny grow. She is so young and full of new ideas. It is just darn refreshing. Thanks, kathy
ReplyDeleteGood luck to all of the Quilters - Red, White, & Roses - What a lovely combination !!!
ReplyDeleteI'm already a follower of Jeni's - I'm in awe of her ability to choose colours. And of course I'm a follower here too. I've been meaning to make a red and white quilt since I saw the New York exhibition in March.
ReplyDeleteAshtona@hotmail.com
Great tutorial and beautiful colors to give away! I'm a follower of jeni!
ReplyDeleteI now follow Jeni and of course I follow here. Do I like red and white, check, do I like roses, check...best get my name entered then! xx
ReplyDeleteI'm already a follower of Jeni's blog. I'm also a follower here. Thanks for the lovely tutorial. It's great for using scraps.
ReplyDeleteMy sponsor is Stray Stitches.
I follow your blog and now I follow Jeni's aswell! I have been planning to make my daughter a quilt using Tanya Whelan's fabrics, so this would be a welcome addition to my stash!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the handy tute, Jeni - very clearly explained.
ReplyDeleteI already follow Jeni's lovely blog and this one too, of course! Thanks for another wonderful giveaway.
AngelaSews557
I'm now following Jeni's blog and I've been a follower here for quite a while now. The fat quarters are gorgeous. Would love to win. Thanks for the chance to win Madam Samm.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great tutorial and I'm sew glad to have found Jeni's blog as she has a Go Baby giveaway still open til tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteWhat a yummy stack of fabrics. Margaret
The tutorial is wonderful! thanks and good luck to the quilters! (wantobe)
ReplyDeleteI am a follower here and just signed up to follow Jeni. Sweet fabrics!
ReplyDeleteHi! Thanks for a great tutorial! Really easy to follow. Nice bright colours too. I follow you Samm, and I am now a follower of Jeni - love her little bunny!! (I used to breed dwarf bunnies). Anyway back to business.. would love to win!! Hugs n Blessings from Sue x
ReplyDeleteI love Jeni's blog. I am a follower now. I can't believe I wasn't already since I read her stuff often. She is amazing. I love the reds in this collection Samm. I am trying to get more red in my stash. Ellison Lane is my sponsor.
ReplyDeleteHallo again
ReplyDeleteI'd just love to get my hands on those fabrics, but most of all I'd like to get that light! I'm a follower of Jeni and a quilter (of sorts).
Oh wow! That's the first time I can say that I'm already a follower of both blogs! Yay! I love those gorgeous rose print fat quarters, so I have my fingers twisted, crossed and tied!
ReplyDeleteGreat coasters! Thanks for the giveaway! I am a new follower to Jeni's blog!
ReplyDeleteI'm now a new follower at Jeni's blog. Her header is so beautiful! Love the fact that she hosted a Baby Go Cutter giveaway that didn't require you to jump through hoops to enter. Of course, I am already a follower here. Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteI'm hoarding fabrics for a red and white quilt - this would be great! I'm a follower here and a new follower of Jeni's. Thanks again for introducing all these great blogs (and tutorials).
ReplyDeleteSo bright and summery, and polka dots are always so cheerful! This would be great for a patio table with some matching mug rugs. Am following Jeni now too, and my sponsor is Deonn at Quiltscapes.
ReplyDeleteI'm following Jeni. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHello! I follow jeni's blog and yours as well. Thanks for the chance and to Dawn for letting me know about this give-away
ReplyDeleteThank you for this quick tutorial. Can always use more pot holders.
ReplyDeleteI am the quilter and come through Tonya @ Hillbilly Handiworks.
If I win I will be giving this to my daughter (the wantobe) because she is just getting started.
Thank you,
Wanda
http://wandas-quilts-crafts.blogspot.com/
I am a quilter!
ReplyDeleteI follow In Color Order, Stash Manicure, and Bunny Tails!
I love Jeni's coaster tutorial and can see that happening here!
I'm drooling over those lovely fabrics....
Red, white and roses?! Be still my heart. I followed Jeni, (What a great blog!) and you know I follow you and...yes...I'm a quilter:>)
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower of both blogs. Thanks Jenni for the great tutorial! Thanks Maddam Samm for organizing such a wonderful giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower here & at Jeni's blog - been reading her blog for a while now & never signed on as a follower but I did so today. Love the red & white fabrics. And my eyes would welcome a Beam n Read. Thanks for the awesome giveaway.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the introduction! Love her blog, and can't wait to visit there more often!!
ReplyDeleteOoh, these are so cute! Why don't I ever think of making cute stuff like this? I'm thinking my crocheted coasters are getting retired and mama's making something pretty!
ReplyDeleteI follow you both; I've been to Jeni's blog several times, but finally started following (not sure why I didn't before!).
What a delightful project! Already a follower of Jeni's blog. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for a reminder I can be creative even with a small segment of time.
All the best,
Christina in Cleveland / Brenis
Such cute coasters. Is it terrible I look at a lot of the tutorials and think of my Halloween stash (all year round lol)
ReplyDeleteHappy to say I follow both blogs. thanks for the great coaster tutorial!!
ReplyDeleteI am now a follower of Jeni's! This was a great tutorial, I might have to make a set of these coasters! And as always, thanks Madame Samm for doing all that you do!
ReplyDeleteI am already a follower of Jeni's and I love her project. I NEED that light - these feeble eyes just can't do what they used to. AND that fabric...of course I need more fabric LOL thanks again for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove this tutorial - I am a follower of both blogs.
ReplyDeleteI have been following Jeni for a looong time!!!She is a real talent!!I have a doll quilt that I received from her in a Doll Quilt which is really loved here!!!
ReplyDeleteI am following here and following Jeni. She did a great little tutorial. I have made coasters a different way, but I will have to try this way too.
ReplyDeleteThanks Madame Samm for the amazing job you are doing on this.
"I am a Wannabe Quilter" My Sponsor is Michelle@theraspberryrabbits
ReplyDeleteLove, Love this tutorial, Thank~You Jeni!! I have been a follower of hers for awhile, she has such a happy Blog!! I am a Happy :) follower here too. I Love these Beam N Reads and have got to get a pair~ I can so relate to the heat Issue too. Thanks Again Jeni, Free Spirit, and Beam N Read for the fabulous Products!! Special Thanks to you to Madame for giving me a daily Inspiration!!
Huggs, Nancy
Oh, the fabrics look so wonderful--my favorites: reds and whites! I follower here and have just joined over at Jeni's! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jeni, for the great tutorial on the coasters. I visited your blog and signed up for the emails since I couldn't get the follow you button to work for me. I'll keep trying. I'm a follower here and love to learn new things. Thanks again and thanks to Madam Samm!!
ReplyDeleteI love Jeni's blog! I have been a follower of hers for a little while now. What a super cute tutorial and great idea for Christmas! :o)
ReplyDeleteMy sponsor is Kathy from Kathy's Cottage.
Thank you for such a lovely give a way. Those fabrics are so pretty!!
I hope you are having a great week.
Sincerely, Trish
A follower. Love the coasters, and the fabric for the giveaway! Quick & easy gift idea. = ) Sponsored by ELQ. Thanks!!
ReplyDeleteLove this idea, and the beautiful fabrics she chose! I'm now following her blog as well, and would love to win these gorgeous fabrics!
ReplyDeleteThanks for a cute tutorial Jeni. Your blog looks fun and colorful, I will enjoy looking around, now that I am a follower...and fellow quilter.
ReplyDeleteI'm Jeni's newest follower (for the moment) and really loved seeing her Pyrex bowl collections. I inherited a set from my grandparents and treasure them. Thanks for the opportunity to win such gorgeous fabric and such a handy light - both of which this quilter would love to use! Thank you, Mary Ann @ RocknQuilts.blogspot.com Check out my Linky Party!
ReplyDeleteGood Morning, Madame Samm!! Love this tutorial from Jeni! Went to her blog, fell in love with George and all of her beautiful projects!! And seriously - - she's soo sweet and positive! I love how she lists what she loves for the day!
ReplyDeleteI'm following Jeni and you know I follow you with Freda from The Adventures of the Empress of the Universe!!
Have a wonderful day, Samm!!
Hugs ~~ Suz
inspiringcreativeness.blogspot
Oh yes, I love red, white and roses! That light looks very handy,I thinkmy eyes need something like that :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for another lovely give away
Dya/via Brenis
Jeni, cute cute coasters. Thank you for the tutorial. The beam would be awesome for these bifocal eyes:) I am following Jeni on facebook. Thank you for the fun start to the day!
ReplyDeleteI hopped on over to Jeni's site to follow...and I love it! I've been wanting new kitchen mats. I would have never thought of quilting my own! Totally inspired! Thank y'all for the chance to win and all the wonderful ideas!
ReplyDeleteWell done tutorial by Jeni! I'm now following her blog. Love red and white, too.
ReplyDeleteLovely tute! What a cute bunny at Jeni's blog. I am a blogging quilter and a follower of both blogs.
ReplyDeleteI just joined Jeni's blog. It is great because I love her fabric choices and her bunny is just too cute. Amy@diaryofaquilter is my sponsor.
ReplyDeletei follow jeni's blog, i follow your blog. i am a quilter!!
ReplyDeleteI've been a follower of Jen (and George) for a while now via my Google Reader. I love her and her Pyrex. I'm here courtesy of Jane's Fabrics. Kathie L in Allentown
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun gift to give or recieve....right now I'm thinking about recieving...LOL. Coasters are such a nice addition ...since having kids I've forgotten about such treasures :)
ReplyDeleteI too find more and more uses for my Beam N Read....what did I do before I had one? Now I'm dependant.
Smiles,
Kelly
Lovely tutorial Jeni! I am a follower now. As for the giveaway, yep I would love to be a winner :) That light would be a true blessing (as I sit here in the low light typing thinking I really should get up and turn on the light).
ReplyDeleteWonderful tutorial Jeni and thanks - just in time for present making. Also a special thank you to Free Spirit, BEAM N READ for being such great sponsors. Judy C in NC
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial Jeni! Reminds me I need to get thinking about Christmas presents and these are perfect. I've never seen the BEAM N READ, but I sure could use one. For both reading and stitching. And the fabric...drool...
ReplyDeleteMy sponsor is Clover & Violet.
I follow Jeni and thank you to sponsors Free Spirit and IHAN!
ReplyDeleteHi Samm thanks for sending Jeni our way. It gave this dreay thursday morning a bright pick me up. Thanks to you to Jeni and to our sponsors for keeping us in fabric and lighting the way. Have a great day. Would love to win.
ReplyDeleteI've been following Jen's blog for a couple of months now and it's always so refreshing to see what she's up to.
ReplyDeleteLove the tutorial and I plan on making some now.
I'd love some red fabric to do the coasters. Whoo-hoo!
Thanks for sharing.
Debbie
Thanks to Jeni for the great tutorial. I love all the great ideas that come from so many great quilters!
ReplyDeleteGreat fabric - love the colors. I'm off to visit Jeni - I like her straight forward style.
ReplyDeleteI love your blog. Thanks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteI love Jeni's blog! I'm following her blog, she has such cool ideas.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea for coasters! I'm following your blog now, Hen is looks really cool! Thanks again, Mdm Samm for all your hard work and to the sponsors!
ReplyDeleteLove the project. I have been thinking of making some mug rugs, and log cabin is one of my favorite patterns. Of course I follow here and Color Order.
ReplyDeleteThanks for introducing me to Jen's blog. I'll be checking it often, love the tut's and thrifting. Thanks for all your HARD work, I know I'm loving checking back everyday. I think all wantobe's and quilters alike are having a fantastic time everyday. THANK YOU!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the tutorial for the cute coasters. I follow Jeni's blog as well as yours Madame Samm. {Ellison Lane Quilts is my sponsor}
ReplyDeleteI'm a quilter and I follow both blogs. I love red, white and roses and I would love to win the Beam n Read light, too. Thanks for the chance and THANK YOU, Madame Samm and sponsors!
ReplyDeleteI'm a new follower of Jenni's blog, I follow here, I am a quilter and Jillily is my sponsor. Thanks for all the hard work you are doing with this great long campaign!
ReplyDeleteThe coasters are a great project...easy and fun with immediate results. And Christmas is around the corner so how fun to make for teachers and special people and let your children give them. You could theme them to the subject the teacher teaches etc.
ReplyDeleteOhhhh the Beam and read...hummm I think I may be able to leave my glasses off with this one!!
I have my fingers crossed, hope to win..Kelly Jackson sends me your way.
PJ
The coasters are so cute. I follow Jeni (and George!) and of course, you Madame Samm!
ReplyDelete:)
Love the red/white combination, always think of a curtain that hung in our house growing up (old) - or grandma's apron...
ReplyDeleteI'm following jeni now--her blog is loaded with awesome projects! thanks for the introduction!
ReplyDeleteWhat cute coasters! I already follow Jenni & of course follow here too. I adore Delilah & would use this right up!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great tutorial. I'm going to have to make up a set for myself!
ReplyDeleteI have become a follower of Jen's and am, of course, a regular follower of Stash Manicure :)
What a great tutorial Jeni!!! Love it!!! I follow Jeni! Thanks to the sponsors for another great giveaway!!! Hugs Ariane
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad to see Jeni here! I love her blog (and George the bunny's blog, too!) and she finds the most amazing vintage sheets! Gee, I hope I can win that fabric...I am so into those colors! Yum! And I've tried hard to win a Beam and Read, so I hope Mr. Random shines on me!
ReplyDeleteThanks for another great giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI'm now following Jeni, and I already follow Stash Manicure.
LeAnn
New follower of Jeni and have been a follower here for a bit. Love the fabrics! Thanks for this chance to win! Oh, and my sponsor is Jennifer from Ellison Lane Quilts. :)
ReplyDeleteGreat tut! Great giveaway! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeleteI'm a new follower of Jeni's blog and a quilter. Thanks for the tutorial for the log cabin coasters. They would make a lovely housewarming gift!
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the sponsors!
I'm a quilter. I'm one of your followers, Madame Samm, and I'm now a follower of Jeni's blog. Cute coasters - and log cabins are one of my favorite blocks. Thanks for such a fun "game", Madame Samm.
ReplyDeleteI'm a fairy new quilter and have not made a log cabin yet. These coasters would be good practice. Thanks for the opportunity!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial! I am now a follower of Jeni and look forward to reading her blog everyday. I already am a follower here and love this blog!
ReplyDeleteI have her blog down in my favs and check her all the time, but had never "signed" up until today!! Now I can really keep up with her blog!!
ReplyDeleteI'm a (new) follower of Jeni and a follower here. I love these coasters - perfect office gift! And those red and white fabrics would look great in my sewing room!
ReplyDeleteI just spent ages reading Jeni's blog. Had previously admired her quilts on flicker. Love red/white fabric and really need more light for hand work (and unsewing;)
ReplyDeleteI follow you and Jeni!
ReplyDeleteOh, my favourite colours, red and white.....and roses!I love the idea for the coasters.
ReplyDeleteFollower here, following Jeni, and my sponsor is Kathy of Kathy's Cottage.
Jeni, thanks for the great tutorial on fabric coasters. Good timing with the holidays around the corner. I love your blog!! Has so many elements that are of interest to me. Your Single Girl Quilt turned out fabulous! I especially like your "Today I love the" and "Good things about today" So positive! Thank you Madame Samm for all your hard work. You are an amazing woman. You make my mornings that much nicer. It is my pleasure to follow both blogs.
ReplyDeleteI jumped over to Jeni's blog and became a follower again.
ReplyDeleteCurrently on my design wall is my version of the Warm/Cool quilt that Jeni showed us how to put together this summer...I'm making it for my daughter for Christmas.
Thank you for another easy-to-follow tutorial, Jeni.
ReplyDeleteI just signed up to follow Jeni via email, and of course I follow here :) This is such a fun tutorial, many thanks to you both!
ReplyDeleteI am a follower of Jeni's blog! I love her Art of Choosing and, of course, the adorable George.
ReplyDeleteAnother lovely blog to follow, thank you! And a fun easy project too!
ReplyDelete(Sponsor: Clover & Violet :) )
I am a follower and a new follower of Jeni. I love seeing young ladies like her learning to create and quilt. Maybe someday my daughters will take more interest. Thanks for the giveaway and Kelly at IHAN is my sponser.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial and I follow both you and Jeni .
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower of Jeni's blog, lovely post!
ReplyDeleteGreat project for a newbie quilter like me! I love Jeni's blog and check it ou daily, thanks!
ReplyDeleteA big thank you to JENI, Free Spirit, and BEAM N READ. I followed Jeni (great little tutorial), and as always I am a dedicated follower of the great Madame Samm.
ReplyDeleteYeah for another Christmas present idea! I love the coaster tutorial. I am a new follower of Jeni's and of course a follower of Madame's.. I'm thinking those would make a lovely Valentines day quilt. thanks for the opportunity!
ReplyDeleteAnother great giveaway! Thanks for the chance! I am following Jeni and left a thank you comment with her too! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteJeni has a very creative blog. Her projects are wonderful and the coasters would be so practical.
ReplyDeleteI am a quilter from Marcia's crafty sewing and quilting.I am a follower of Jeni too. I like the log cabin coasters and the little diagram of how to put them together. Log cabins don't seem that hard to me but I always need a little picture of how to put them together.
ReplyDeleteI'm a quilter sponsored by Stray Stitches. I'm following Jeni now. Thanks for the great giveaway. I DO love roses and red and white!
ReplyDeleteClaro que quero participar...
ReplyDeleteadoro tecidos e esse quilt está super gostoso e fácil de fazer...
estou torcendo cá de Portugal para ganhar essa oferta...
abraços de MF
Again, another great guest with super ideas...good luck to all the quilters out there on winning this great giveaway! Happy quilting! Janell
ReplyDeleteI've been reading Jeni's blog for quite a while but just became a formal follower. -- So many ideas spring to mind for the coasters: I-spy for kids, Santas for Christmas ones, seasonal flowers, even a tiny embroidered one for the center.
ReplyDeleteI'm a new follower of Jeni and I follow here. I picked up a sponsor along the way of Clover and Violet. Thanks so much for doing this!!!
ReplyDeleteI already follow Jeni and you! Thanks to you both for all the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteAre you kidding me? Red is a NEUTRAL for me! So count me in on this one!
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen Jeni's blog before. It is delightful.
ReplyDeleteI am a quilter sponsored by Grandmama's Story's. I'm already follow Jeni. Thanks for the great giveaway. I DO love roses and red and white!
ReplyDeleteThx
I am not a quilter, but I just had to chime in on this one. As a "wantobe" I have been searching for an easy, but useful project to get started...duh! COASTERS!! Brilliant. I'm gonna make a set this weekend!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm a quilter who follows SM and already follow Jeni--what a creative girl! Her blog is filled with so much inspirations.
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial and I love the colors! I follow you and now I'm a follower of jeni's blog
ReplyDeleteNice tutorial. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteI've been following Jeni & George since we "met" in the first Qtr of the 3x6 Bee! She's the best!
ReplyDeleteOh what fun. I was already trying to think of some quick and useful gifts for the holidays and these look awesome. I'm sure they would be lovely done up in the prize fabrics after I win. (Thinking positively here) I am now following Jeni, and, of course, you. My sponsor is SewCalGal. Thanks for another inspiring guest and great prize.
ReplyDeleteJeni is my sponsor! :) I already follower HER blog, and i follow Sew We Quilt. I love all these fabrics and this log cabin coaster is super easy (or it looks like it!)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the giveaway :)
great Christmas gift idea! I follow Jeni, Madamm Samm and my sponsor is Lilypad quilting. Love it!
ReplyDeleteOoooooh, I LOVE red and white, and who doesn't love roses!!! The light looks fantastic. Madame Samm, my high powered lamp gets waaay hot, too. This giveaway is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI'm already a follower of Jeni's, and look forward to getting her lovely blog by email. And, I'm a follower of SewWeQuilt, too! Yay! gggg My sponsor is Debbie from Busy As Can Be.
Thank you for this great season of tutorials, fun, and chances to win neat stuff! vbg
What a beautiful blog, Jenn. Love all the color! I'm a follower there and here. My sponsor is Busy As Can Be. Thanks for the give away! Deborah from Fort Worth
ReplyDeleteI'm following In Color Order now (all that vintage sheeting - droool!) and I've been following here for a while! I"m a quilter sponsored by Happy quilting. Thanks for the great giveaway as always and thank you awesome sponsors!
ReplyDeleteI am a wantobe, so not here to win, but what a great tutorial; I have seen these great coasters and thought I could do that! And a wonderful prize for our quilters!!
ReplyDeleteOff to check out Jeni's blog.
I really do like red and white very much. It is only second to black and white. What a great tutorial and idea, who ever has enough coasters?
ReplyDeleteThanks for a chance to win. I follow Jen and you. Madame, where do you find the mini dress forms? I am in need of 3. Thanks Jeanne from Missouri
i already follow jeni and follow here! thanks!
ReplyDeleteFollowing here....and there!
ReplyDeleteheather.degreeff AT gmail DOT com
I love anything made with log cabin blocks. Great tutorial. I would not thought of quilted coasters.
ReplyDeleteOh, I'm SEW GLAD I get your posts in email - that way, I can save posts like these in my folder for later, when I get ready to go sew! This looks uber easy & what a great way to use up little scraps!
ReplyDeleteI just <3 that little white wire dress form you used in the picture - where on earth did you find that??
I'm a (VERY) novice quilter (just like you, only not nearly so talented!), sponsored by SoCalGal, and I'm getting ready to go follow Jeni. I ask you, tho, with all these great blogs to read now, how are we gonna have any sewing time left? :) Just kidding - they are soooo inspirational (not to mention, educational!!)
Thanks for hosting such a fabulous campaign!
YES!! I would love to win this Give Away!! To actual SEE what I am stitching??? What a novel idea!!! Thanks for the chance!
ReplyDeletePaulette
PS..Yes I follow..both of you!! :o)
And Quilt Sue is my sponsor.
I am a follower of both blogs- love the blogs! I get so inspired! Thanks for the give away!
ReplyDeleteI am already a follower of Jeni's blog and love it. I am a quilter who really likes this tutorial. I have got to try this. Thanks so much Madam Samm and Jeni.
ReplyDeleteI am a new follower of Jeni.
ReplyDeleteI am a quilter and follower of Jeni's
ReplyDeletegreat blog. I love the fabrics and I NEED the light!! That looks so great. I sure would use it. I am sponsored by Jane of Jane's fabrics. Thanks for the giveaway.
Very nice, Jeni. Love your name by the way. I'm following you now and look forward to browsing through your posts. Guess I'll this URL, Madame Samm, and send it to my sister. Even though she doesn't quilt she is a sewer and this is a project she might tackle.
ReplyDeleteAs a Wantobe, i'm not here to win but had to say this is a great tutorial and see several of these going in Christmas gifts :)
ReplyDeleteNice, very, very nice! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI am a new follower of Jenn's blog, and really enjoyed my visit there!! Thanks so much for a great tutorial! I love the red and white fabrics -- Beautiful!! And the light!! Thanks so much for the opportunity. I am from Amy at A Quilting Sheep.
ReplyDeletePRIOR FOLLOWER OF YOU+JENI!
ReplyDeleteBEAUTIFUL GENEROUS GIFTS-THANKS SO FOR SHARING!
jldouglas@wispwest.net
I follow Jeni and Sew WE Quilt! I'm completely in love with that fabric so I have everything crossed that I might actually WIN! :)
ReplyDeletexx
all the giveaways are so fun... I came from Ellison Lane Quilts.
ReplyDeleteWow. I have been gone the last couple months doing an out of state move and I come back to all this exciting stuff going on!!! Madame Samm, you take the cake. I've missed this blog so much.
ReplyDeleteThat said, I am a quilter, LOVE the tutorial and am now a follower of Jeni and of course, this blog as well.
It's good to be back! :)
Love her blog! and super cute idea for coasters! Thank you to everyone, the fabrics, the light, Jeni and of course Madame Samm!
ReplyDeleteI follow Jeni and You and I would be sew happy to win. I have been absent from blogging lately and hope to get back in the swing of things this week.
ReplyDeletei am a new follower of jeni's. i loved the fabrics that she used in those coasters. yummy! of course i am a follower here. and would really like to win those reds and that beam n read.
ReplyDeletehave a great day and thanks for sharing!
Great tutorial and that light looks very interesting!
ReplyDeleteI'm a new follower of Jeni's. I'm a quilter sponsored by Lily Pad Quilting. Thanks for the chance to Win!
ReplyDeleteLove Jeni's blog! Can't wait to try this tutorial-might be a good Xmas gift.
ReplyDeletei think it's time to make new coasters. i'm a follower, yes and yes. watching 911 videos.....
ReplyDeleteI really like Jeni's blog. thaks for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteGreat!! Another "new to me" blog! Thanks for the chance to win some of these amazing gifts for " quilters". I'm following Jen now, this wonderful blog, too, of course and Stray Stitches is my sponsor.
ReplyDeletegreat tutorial. i really love the random diagonal style quilting... may i also say, that mini chair is too cute! :D I'm a follower here, and now of Jeni's!
ReplyDeleteLoved Jeni's tut! That's a very convenient project for fat quarters. I like it!
ReplyDeleteThanks Madame Samm. I am a quilter and a follower of both blogs.
Have a Nice Day!
Jen
I love Jeni's vintage style! I'm now a new follower of her blog. I'm a follower of your blog as well and my sponsor is Corrie at Quilt Taffy. Thanks for the chance to win such lovely prizes!
ReplyDeletegreat tutorial... I am a follower of your blog and am a new follower of Jeni's. Thanks for the chance to win these beautiful fabrics
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial. Love her blog too.
ReplyDeletethanks once again for a great giveaway.
Wow, FreeSpirit fabric and a Beam N Read. My kind of giveaway. I'm a double follower and a quilter. Kathleen
ReplyDeleteI`m a new follower of Jenni and quilttimes is my sponsor.
ReplyDeleteI love the fabrics Jenni used,lovely.Thanks for the chance!!
I am a follower of Jenni
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial thank you!
I am really enjoying all the tutorials. I check them out each day.
ReplyDeleteyep following Jenni now. would love to make something with the Delilah fabric!!
ReplyDeleteI follow both you an jeni. Thank you for the fabric its super cute!
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I'm following Jeni. Love the post.
ReplyDeleteJENI, Free Spirit, BEAM N READ...
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU ALL!!
What a fun, beautiful tutorial Jeni!
Oh roses...who doesn't love them!
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I love red, white and roses! I also like Jeni's blog and am a new follower there. I really need to make some of those coasters.
ReplyDeleteI now follow Jeni too. She has great ideas!
ReplyDeleteThanks to Jeni for the cute coaster tutorial. I am now following her. I am a follower here and a quilter. My sponser is Janes Fabric.
ReplyDeleteGood luck all you actual quilters! I like that this tutorial looks easy enough for a wannabe like me and that it's conveniently in my thoughts just before Christmas!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial, Jeni.
Thanks for the tutorial. I'm thinking I can use a bunch of scraps to make these.
ReplyDeleteI am following Jeni - what a fab tutorial! I love making coasters! thanks for the giveaway (quilter registered with Patty at A Stitch In Time)
ReplyDeleteanother great project tute ... make your favorite block like this, no binding. you're done! jeni also has a one block, big block star pattern tutorial that i like very much.
ReplyDeletei'm all signed up to be her follower, just as i'm a follower here, through amy's 'diary of a quilter.'
I am a follower of Both!
ReplyDeleteGreat clear easy to follow tut!
Love Jeni and George and follow everything she does, even her Pyrex obsession! Another great tutorial. Thanks for a fabulous giveaway and thanks to my sponsor, Jennifer at Ellison Lane Quilts.
ReplyDeleteI'm a follower - really cute and simple to make coasters.
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New follower to Jeni's blog and following SM. Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeletegood luck to all the quilters! The beam n read seems like it would be a wonderful tool for sewing at night!..or even a rainy day..
ReplyDeleteI'm a Jeni follower (love her!). Thanks for the chance - I'm here via Diary of a Quilter.
ReplyDeleteThank you for another wonderful tutorial. I would love to win these fabrics, they are soooo beautiful. I am a following here and at In Color Order.
ReplyDeleteThank you,
My sponsor Jennifer @ Ellison Lane Quilts
I am a follower at Jeni'S. Great tutorial. I would love to win these gifts! The colours are speaking to me and the light would be perfect. Thank you for the chance to win.
ReplyDeleteLove the fabric you chose. What is it???
ReplyDeleteWOAH!! Red and white and roses?? Oh my! My faves! I've never seen the way cool "beemer", but it looks like it would be an awesome tool to have.
ReplyDeleteJeni, I love your tutorial, and I'm printing it out now, thanks to YOU, Samm, for being so kind to put "printer friendly options" for us. :)
I am a follower here and on Jeni's blog. I am a quilter sponsored by Corrie at Quilt Taffy. The coasters are really cute. I made something similar a few years ago as a gift for my daughter's family.
ReplyDeleteI am a follower of Jeni's...love her tut and I would love to win today...thanks for a great giveaway....
ReplyDeleteGood Thurzday! Checking in!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial. Following Jenni and of course, Madamme Samm.
Orange ya thinking, life is pretty grand?
I follow Jeni and I follow here, and I'm a QUILTER!
ReplyDeleteLOVE those coasters, gotta make some for gifts :)
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Very cute coasters. I'll be saving this idea for Christmas. These will be so easy to make. I'm a long-time follower of Madame Samm and also Jeni at In Color Order. My sponsor is lilypadquilting.
ReplyDeleteVery nice fabrics! I am a new follower of Jeni's
ReplyDeleteNettieB
Lovely tutorial and project. I follow Jeni and here and am a quilter sponsored by A Corgi to Quilt by. I Love the light, so useful and the fabric is gorgeous! Thanks to the sponsors for this wonderful giveaway.
ReplyDeleteI am a quilter. I am now a follower of Jeni's delightful blog.
ReplyDeleteVery nice tutorial! Excellent for gifts :D
Very nice giveaway today. Lovely fabrics and handy light. Thank you sponsors.
I follow both of you! Thanks for the inspiration! Holidays gifts, here I come...
ReplyDeleteLong(er) time follower of Jeni at In Color Order ... love her and her blog too! Thanks for the wonderful give-away! Need the LED light!
ReplyDeleteRed is my favorite color. I've been meaning to try a mug rug, but haven't gotten around to it. I think this tutorial could easily be adapted to do them. I'm happy for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteI've been following Jeni for quite a while now. She has wonderful quilts! Thank you so much!
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ReplyDeleteI follow here and now Jeni. I signed up with Why Knot quilt.
LOL I can't believe your husband doesn't want to take you to bed! Snigger! LOVE Delilah, it's sooooo pretty, I could soooo make a quilt just for prolonging summer with this, oh, the possibilities :) And what a great tute, thanks to all the sponsor - fab!
ReplyDeleteThose coasters are just too cute! The perfect quick gift! And you gotta love those. I checked out Jeni's blog and now follow her. Gotta go back and look around some more. I follow you and am registered with Jennifer @Ellison Lane Quilts.
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