Center a watercolor panel on the front and fuse.
Place fusible tape in the center of the back of grosgrain ribbon. Press in place.
For Option A: cut 6 strips 14″ long for each placemat.
Option A
For Option B: cut 6 strips 14″ long AND 7 strips 17″ long for each placemat. Remove paper backing from the tape.
Position each 14″ piece of ribbon vertically on the white spaces in between the blocks of color. ⅝” ribbon will cover the white space completely. Fuse ribbons in place. Topstitch on both long edges of all ribbons. If making Option A, go to the next step. For Option B, position each 17″ piece of ribbon horizontally on the white spaces in between the blocks of color, covering the white space and color names completely. Topstitch on both long edges of all ribbons.
Trim and square each placemat to 13″ x 16″. Trim evenly off each edge keeping the panel centered.
Sew all binding strips together on the short ends to form one long strip. Fold in half lengthwise, right sides out and iron. Sew binding to the edge as you would a quilt, mitering the corners. Flip to the back and hand or machine stitch to finish. (Note: If machine finishing, you could sew the binding to the back first. Then flip the binding to the front and machine stitch close to the folded edge.)
Watercolor Palette
Quilting is an art form that allows us to express ourselves creatively while adding beauty and functionality to our surroundings. With the Watercolor Palette Placemats Pattern, you can bring the enchanting world of watercolor paintings to your dining table, infusing every meal with a touch of artistic inspiration. So gather your fabrics, unleash your creativity, and embark on this colorful quilting adventure!