Waste-not Mat
Waste-not Table Mat 16 x 24 inches |
Last week, I finally added binding to this table mat made with the waste triangles from the construction of Star Gazer, a Quilt of Valor finished in 2012.
I originally wanted to make something larger with the half-square triangles, but in the end, I simply sewed them into pinwheels and then into this mat. I used the "stitch in the ditch" method of quilting and added the binding. The mat has been laundered which created the "crinkled" effect.
It's really pretty!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the idea to use up some scraps. I'm heading on a quilt retreat and I was needing some ideas to do small projects as I don't have any big projects going on right now. Very pretty Nancy!
ReplyDeleteLove this!!!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and I love the size of the mat! You do such beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteI think it is very pretty! Last fall I used waste triangles from a project in a similar way, but added some borders. I like yours without the borders much better. Maybe that is why I can't make myself finish mine. HMMM - food for thought!!
ReplyDeleteJust perfect for setting the table on the Fourth of July! Very pretty!
ReplyDeleteLove this one!
ReplyDeleteSo bright and colorful!
That's very pretty!
ReplyDeleteI love the crinkling!
ReplyDeleteThat is the hot ticket!! Very nice. I love it!
ReplyDeleteI never knew you got that crinkling effect by laundering! It's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteIt's beautiful Nancy!
ReplyDeleteLovely looking placemat! :)
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome! I love the crinkled effect; it's far less intimidating to those of us who hate to iron and worry about proper care of quilted hand-made treasures.
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