Easy DIY Hot Pads & Placemats

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Join Laura as she walks you step by step through how to make your very own hot pads or placemats. Get all the measurements HERE: www.rivetpatte...
Video Chapters
1:04 Supplies
6:29 Hanger
9:13 Layer and Quilt
11:49 Arrange Front
19:02 Turn Right Side Out & Topstitch
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[@dianemontavon5670]

Love these little tutorials. Thank you for taking the time to do them and show us how.

[@veevee111]

Beautiful pads and very functional.

[@Geejaya10]

I can't wait to try this!

[@patriciaitalia]

I find it's better to do a wider seam than 1/4" when you're dealing with so many layers. The item will just be a bit smaller, but it saves having to go back and catch the layers on a second (or even a third) go-around.

[@BrittanyMcGhee-l7e]

What mat do you have, that you can iron on?

[@kathygenovy3893]

That’s kind of like flushable wipes really aren’t flushable