1. Cut out placemats on the edge, then I like to roughly cut out a backing fabric and plain white fleece (you could also use fusible fleece or a thin layer of batting).
2. I use quilting spray glue to adhere all layers together, backing fabric with wrong side up, then a layer of fleece, followed by placemat with right side up. At this point you could quilt the whole thing or leave as is. Trim off excess backing fabric and fleece using a rotary cutter and ruler.
3. Sew on your bias tape around the entire edge, then clip or pin in place and hand stitch the bias tape to finish.
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This is totally going to be my next project. Thank you for sharing it, looks so cute(and spooky! hahaha). Loving your blog!
Glad you enjoyed it, Mary! Don’t forget to share your creation with us by tagging @spoonflower!