How to Make Your Own Quilted St. Patrick's Day Coasters - a DIY Shamrock Scrap Fabric Project

In today's tutorial we will learn how to make our own quilted St Patrick's Day Coasters. This is an easy and simple way to use up those fabric scraps! Great for beginners, too.

 For this project you will need:

• Cotton backing fabric
• 1"-2" wide fabric strips
• Scrap fabric for the hearts
• Cotton batting
• Iron and ironing board
• Optional glue stick
• Optional walking foot
• Fabric clips or pins
• Rotary cutter
• Cutting ruler
• Cutting mat
• Sewing machine
• Matching thread
• Printable template from the pattern

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Now available in my Etsy shop as a digital download with the written directions, step-by-step photos, printable template, and link to the tutorial video. Click to get it now!

Looking for other  coaster ideas? Check out other projects here!

 

Otherwise, join us as we make these cute St. Patrick's Day coasters!

Disembarkation Day

When I woke up we were already docked in San Francisco with a spectacular sunrise appearing out the door. Thankfully we weren’t in much of a hurry and I was able to be patient enough to see the sun pop over the horizon.

After a leisurely breakfast and some goodbye hugs, we took a taxi to the airport where we sat until our 4:40 flight. We both took little naps in the airport and on the plane (dang those pain meds) and before we knew it we were in Boise. Thankfully we drove to the airport this time so we could get ourselves to Walmart's pharmacy on the very last night they were open until 9. Reduced hours from now on, they say.

As to whether I can travel solo all summer? Guess I have some work (and healing) to do before I’m in a good enough position to decide.