Step 5: Quilt and Enjoy!

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01Sep2006

Once you've turned the coaster right side out, hand stitch the gap closed with a few quick slip stitches.
Quilt the coaster in any style you like; we used the zig-zag stitch to quilt around the outside edge of the coaster.

Step 6: Make yourself a nice cold iced tea and enjoy!

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September 1, 2006

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cool, i can do this...i'm thinking for my friends' christmas gifts

November 15, 2006 |

nancy

Thanks. I needed a pattern for last minute Christmas gift and can use this one. You are a life saver!

December 17, 2006 |

Bev

Uh oh! It looks as if the Calla Coasters photos accidently replaced the Party Prep coaster photos. Having made the latter, I know how much the photos helped. Just thought I'd give you the heads up!

I love the Purl Bee!

June 9, 2007 |

Dr. B.

Oh dear! Thanks Dr. B!

June 9, 2007 |

purl bee

The only prob with this method is that the condensation wets both sides of the fabric and the wetness damages the table! I've switched to using a plastic type fabric for one side and no more rings!

November 26, 2007 |

lori o

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