I used the basic construction method described in my book, Improvising Tradition, for the Jewel Box Coaster project (although these coasters were pieced and then quilted, rather that created quilt-as-you-go). The use of insul-bright in addition to a layer of batting gives the coasters a nice rigidity while still being soft. I don't know why I haven't made more coaster sets. They are such a fun, quick project!
Monday, March 23, 2015
Quilted Coasters
I used the basic construction method described in my book, Improvising Tradition, for the Jewel Box Coaster project (although these coasters were pieced and then quilted, rather that created quilt-as-you-go). The use of insul-bright in addition to a layer of batting gives the coasters a nice rigidity while still being soft. I don't know why I haven't made more coaster sets. They are such a fun, quick project!
Labels:
essex,
gift,
improv,
improvising tradition,
quilted,
shot cotton,
solids
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2 comments:
MMM! Shot cottons and linen!! So deelish!
I was so excited to see your book front and center in the QuiltCon magazine! congratulations!!
I love all your happy projects;)
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