Free placemat patterns quilted

My quilt guilds often make placemats to donate to the Meals On Wheels program which delivers freshly made meals to folks in their homes that may need that extra bit of help. I think it is a wonderful program and just think how happy those folks are to see the smiling face of the volunteer delivering that meal especially now when everyone is so isolated. And also the happiness of a bright and cheerful placemat to line their tray and add that personal touch that says someone is thinking of me…

Learn how to make placemats with these free placemat patterns to sew.

Join Jean Boyd for instructions on making placemats using a modern disappearing 9 patch block. Using Banyan Batiks Intaglio to make this free pattern.

A quick quilted project, placemats are fun to make and also come in handy when you need a handmade gift. Find four FREE quilted placemat patterns here!

Whip up handmade place mats for your everyday or holiday table. They're easy to sew and add a cozy, decorative touch.

Quilted placemats add an element of charm to the kitchen and dining room. The colors of the fabric can be played up to match the interiors of the room. You …

Elevate your dining with captivating table topper quilt patterns. From whimsical to elegant, find the perfect style for your space.

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As you know I have a real soft spot for mini-quilts, so much so that I wrote a book full of them! So when Caroline from Sew Can She invited me to come up with an exclusive design for her monthly mini-quilt series I jumped at the chance! I've been following Caroline for a long time so I was so happy to finally get the opportunity to collaborate. I called this mini quilt 'Bolt', because of the white lightning bolt effect running down the middle. Caroline has made her own version too, which you…

Do you love a quick finish project? Yes, me too. It’s a lovely feeling to start and finish something and to be able show a result. Sure a project which is intricate and requires a lot of time and skill is a wonderful thing, but something that is finished quickly is just as satisfying. This past couple of weeks, I’ve been in a bit of a “placemat making frame of mind”. I’ve been quite ill this past few weeks, so these types of small projects, which could be completed in a sitting, have been…