DIY FABRIC COASTERS FOR WINE GLASSES

Ever wondered if there’s a cute way of preventing glass marks on your furniture during a party? Well, look no more! In this easy peasy DIY fabric coasters tutorial I’m going to show you a super easy way of making a whole bunch of wine glass slipper in just a few minutes!
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- fabric marker bit.ly/3tteQkX
- matching thread bit.ly/3bIiuRK
- seam gauge bit.ly/3vlHUfW
- pins bit.ly/3vogTIO
- interfacing bit.ly/3tjRgGT
- pressing iron bit.ly/3bKHUhq
- point turner/seam creaser bit.ly/30EFD11
- sewing machine bit.ly/30D25rx
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Thanks for watching and happy sewing!

[@karenpalmer9988]

These are really cute and pretty, but I would have used Pinking Shears to trim around the circle...It seemed odd you took the time to cut all those Notches, and then cut them off! Nice tutorial though!

[@joannat.5118]

What a good idea!!! thanks a lot! from Montréal, Québec, Canada

[@EasyPeasyCreativeIdeas]

Thanks, Joanna! Have fun sewing these! xoxo

[@ladyhawke1357]

Great idea - thanks for sharing. Just a suggestion - why not snip and trim in one step with pinking shears?

[@EasyPeasyCreativeIdeas]

I find pinking shears a bit clunky to use on such small seam allowances. I need scissors with more precision and easier to handle. It's a personal preference though, feel free to use pinking shears.

[@patl869]

@@EasyPeasyCreativeIdeas They make a rotary cutting blade that pinks.