Christmas is coming. Don't be caught short when you get invited to dinner - make your hostess gifts NOW.
These are dirt simple. Each coaster uses five squares, each cut 5" x 5". You can make 8 coasters and take 25" of fabric off your stash report. I made a dozen of these so I get to claim one meter of stash. Yay. :-)
STASH REPORT
Used since last report: 1 m
Used YTD 68.95 m
Added since last report 0
Added YTD 119.75 m
NET YTD + 50.8 m
On the home front, DH and I went to the mushroom farm last Friday and filled up the truck AND the trailer with mushroom compost - 7 yards (or more). I've been shoveling that
shit stuff ever since. It really IS poop, though - I'm not being derogatory. The sweet gal at the farm is the daughter of a new customer, and let me tell you - she really is sweet! She also gave me a five pound box of portobello mushrooms. Do you know how many mushrooms that is? Holy mackerel. I made a fantastic pot of mushroom soup, tomorrow I'm making a potato/portobello gratin (recipe
LINK), and then I will dehydrate the remaining mushrooms for later use.
What a wonderful haul at the mushroom farm! Thanks for the coaster tutorial. I have made some quick ones like this, but they were folded in rectangles instead of triangles. I will try these.
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ReplyDeleteHow do you turn them inside out, if you have sewn right around the "wrong" side?
thanks,
The pieces are open at the center, where they are laid over each other. Turn them through there. Make one following the instructions and you will see how it works as you follow the steps.
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