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Useful decorative Coaster
Hope you had a great weekend. I certainly had. I managed to be restful and productive all in last weekend. I spent about 3 hours making a mess in my handmade corner and I had made this. This bag is inspired by a book I bought last month. It is a simple tea pot coaster with anti-slip at the back. I love most is the Dresden plate. Happy Monday!

Posted by JEEoliver from Banting, Selangor, Malaysia • Published 13th May 2013 • See JEEoliver's 6 projects »

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Step 1
Cut out the printed as attached.
Step 2
Fold the fabric & iron.
Step 3
Sew one by one to get a dresden plate.
Step 4
Follow the picture to get the circle.
Step 5
Make a sandwich as picture. (front fabric, batting, backing or antislip)
Step 6
Hemstitch or blindstitch the dresden plate at the middle.
Handquilt around the dresden plate.
You may free-motion quilt.
Step 7
Trim the coaster to the shape you want.
Cut a bias and sew it around the coaster.
Turn the bias to the back and hemstitch it.