Craft Passion

Free Craft Pattern & Tutorial, Recipe

  • Home
  • Crafts
    • Sewing
    • Crochet
    • Knitting
    • Amigurumi
    • Kid Crafts
    • Upcycled Crafts
    • Needle Felting
    • Edible Crafts
    • Other Crafts
    • Basic How-To
  • Recipes
    • Breads
    • Cakes
    • Desserts
    • Drinks
    • Hot Meals
    • Light Meals
    • Snacks
  • Make Your Own
    • Purses & Bags
    • Home Decor
    • Wearables | Costumes
    • Stuffed Animals
    • Gifts For
      • Baby
      • Kid
      • Her
      • Him
      • Home
  • Seasonal | Holiday
    • Chinese New Year
    • Valentine’s Day
    • St. Patrick’s Day
    • Easter
    • Halloween
    • Thanksgiving
    • Christmas
    • Seasonal
      • Spring
      • Summer
      • Fall
      • Winter
    • National Days
  • Gallery
  • Shop
You are here: Home / Sewing / Homey Placemats Coasters Holder

Homey Placemats Coasters Holder

November 22, 2012 by Craft Passion 1 Comment

Sewing, Christmas, Crafts, Home, Home Decor, Novice

placemats coasters holder

I sewed a wire hanger awning roof holder to keep my Christmas placemats and coasters tidy when not in use. I called it “Homey Placemats & Coasters Holder” since it resembles the shape of a house. It can be a piece of pretty Christmas and home decor by hanging it on a niche place to show.

The concept is simple, combine a clipboard to a wire clothes hanger, sew a roof awning cover and wear it down onto the hanger like the way you hang your clothes. Clip the placemats onto the clipboard and hang the coasters on the buttons of the holder. You may change the color theme to suit the festive and your placemats and coasters, even adapt the design to have your own taste.

placemats coasters holder organizer

More Christmas Crafts coming up next. I begin to have more time to prepare and share more tutorials as Christmas day is approaching. So please stay tuned!

Happy Thanksgiving!!! I will be putting up my Christmas tree this weekend, decorating a Christmas tree with Christmas songs playing is one of my favorite event of the year.

placemats coasters holder organizer

 

Homey

Placemats Coasters Holder

Materials:
1. Fabric (Red) – 17″ (W) x 6″ (H), 4 pcs
2. Fabric (White/Red stripe) – 17″ (W) x 6″ (H), 1 pc
3. Batting – 17″ (W) x 6″ (H), 2 pcs; 17″ (W) x 3″ (H), 1 pc
4. Lace – 1 1/4 yard
5. Cover button (1″) – 4 pcs.
6. Wire clothes hanger
7. Clipboard
8. Twine or string
9. White papers for pattern drafting

Tools:
1. Sewing machine with an appropriate presser foot
2. Erasable fabric marker
3. Ruler & Roller Cutter
4. Scissors
5. Blunt awl
6. Iron
7. Glue
8. Pen or pencil (for pattern drafting)
9. Cover button kit

Remark: Seam allowance 3/8″ not included.
Note: This holder is only good for placemats that has shortest edges that is not larger 16″.

 

sew placemat organizer with clothes hangerPlace the wire clothes hanger on a piece of white drafting paper.
Outline the clothes hanger then add the allowance according to them to picture.
Divide the bottom into 8 equal widths, draw 8 squares then curve the bottom corners to create the scallop edge roof awning trim.
Cut the paper pattern out.

 

cut roof fabric to sew holderCut fabrics and batting for each pattern. Back roof, Front Roof and Awning trim, add seam allowance for fabrics 3/8″, no seam allowance for batting.
For scallop awning trim, cut a rectangle batting big enough to cover the pattern; same as for fabric, rectangle shape big enough to include seam allowance.

 

Sew the awning trim follow the pattern on the sides and scallops lines. Trim off the batting close to the seam, trim fabrics to have 3/8″ seam allowance at the top and approx. 3/16″ at the scallops.

 

Turn the awning trim right side out, smooth out the curve and corners with a blunt awl or knitting needles.
Topstitch near to the edge.

 

Place the trim into the front roof fabrics as shown in picture. Pin in place.

 

Fold the top opening seam allowance inward and pin.

 

clip seam allowance cornerSew around except the opening. I purposely sewed some of the batting edges onto the seam, this is to secure the batting in place.
Clip corners.

 

Turn the front roof right side out. Adjust all corners and seam lines, smooth out the wrinkles with warm iron.
Repeat the same to the back roof but without the scallop trim.

 

Quilt on the roof with lines then sew laces onto it.

 

Placemats Coasters HolderAssembly time…. Get ready the front and back roof pieces, the clothes hanger, and the clipboard.

 

Tie clipboard to the wire hanger with string or twine or raffia. Set aside.

 

Align the front and back roof pieces, topstitch both together at the edges except top opening and bottom.

 

Assemble cover buttons with fabric and lace, get tutorial here, then sew them on the scallop trim.
I made 4 buttons since my family size is only 4 of us. You can put more buttons or share the buttons among for your coasters.
Wear the roof cover onto the hanger with hanger hook passing through the top opening (just like the way you hang your clothes).

 

Placemats Coasters HolderThis is the look of the completed homey placemats and coasters holder, with roof awning cover and buttons.
Hold your placemats by clipping them on the clipboard and hand the coasters on the buttons.

 

Placemats Coasters Holder organizer

PREVIOUSRenovation – The Building Phase
Basic 9 Patch Quilt Block {Quick Easy Method}NEXT

YOU WILL LIKE THIS AS WELL:

Sew Christmas Placemats & Coasters
07 Nov 2012

Sew Christmas Placemats & Coasters

Hi, I am back with my latest sewing pattern and tutorial: Placemats and Coasters Set for the upcoming Christmas!!!! The placemat comes with cutlery holders at both sides so you
Continue Reading
Snowflakes Coasters Crochet Pattern
22 Nov 2013

Snowflakes Coasters Crochet Pattern

Let’s keep the momentum of holiday crafting going!!! Here is another Christmas crochet project for table setting, a set of Snowflakes Coasters, perfect for the upcoming festive celebration. You may
Continue Reading
DIY Cork Coasters
06 Dec 2015

DIY Cork Coasters

Time flies, December is here and I am nearly running out of time for handmade gifts for Christmas, phew!!! These DIY Cork Coasters set has saved me from misery as
Continue Reading
Cone Tree Crochet Pattern
18 Dec 2020

Cone Tree Crochet Pattern

These cone-shaped trees require only very minimal materials, and are super easy to make! Meaning, they’re perfect to make in bulk without taking up too much of your time. The more you make, the easier it is to fill up your home with a merry atmosphere.
Continue Reading
DIY Glitter Star
07 Dec 2009

DIY Glitter Star

I am having lots of fun applying glitter to Christmas ornaments this year.  You will see some glittering projects coming in a roll.Since someone asked me how to DIY Glitter
Continue Reading
DIY Wired Star
15 Dec 2009

DIY Wired Star

I couldn’t help myself so I had to do another “Star” project after the “Glitter Star“, here it is – a Wired Star. Unbelievable, Christmas is less than 2 weeks
Continue Reading

Subscribe via email for latest updates:

Follow Craft Passion's Network:

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Welcome to Craft Passion

Author Image

Craft Passion is a website that offers a multitude of free craft patterns & tutorials. We cover various contents such as sewing, crochet, knitting, kid crafts, upcycling crafts, and more. Our designs will allow you to DIY soft toys, purses & bags, gifts, outfits & costumes, or even style your home with handmade decorative items. As a bonus, Craft Passion also offers an array of delicious recipes that you can cook for your family.
<< What's Popular Here >>
Get the best fit Face mask sewing pattern & tutorial & video.

Subscribe via email for latest updates:

Follow Craft Passion's Network:

Get Craft Materials & Tools @ Craft Passion Shop

Craft

Recent Posts

  • Pine Tree Crochet Pattern
  • Mini Santa Hat Hair Clip Crochet Pattern
  • Amigurumi Gnome Crochet Pattern
  • Cone Tree Crochet Pattern
  • Christmas Face Mask

Tag Cloud

  • Craft Supplies
  • Occasion
  • Ingredients
  • Clay
  • Fabric
  • Leather
  • Others
  • Paint
  • Paper
  • Pom-Pom
  • Raffia
  • Sock
  • Styrofoam
  • Wire
  • Wood
  • Wool
  • Yarn
  • Chinese New Year
  • Christmas
  • Easter
  • Fall
  • Halloween
  • Summer
  • ThanksGiving
  • Valentine's Day
  • Winter
  • Bean
  • Biscuit
  • Butter
  • Cabbage
  • Cheese
  • Chicken
  • Chocolate
  • Coconut Milk
  • Cornflakes
  • cream cheese
  • Curry Powder
  • digestive biscuits
  • Egg
  • Flour
  • Honey
  • Jello
  • Jelly
  • Lychee
  • Milk
  • Pandan
  • Passion Fruit
  • Poppy Seed
  • Potato
  • Pumpkin
  • Rock Sugar
  • spices
  • Strawberry
  • Sugar
  • Sweet Potato
  • Tea Leaf
  • About
  • Contact Us
  • Blog
  • Gallery
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms & Conditions
No part of the content (photographs, tutorials, articles, videos, etc..) on this blog may be reproduced in any form without prior written permission of Craft Passion.
If you would like to feature or share the creation of Craft Passion at your site, feel free to use a main photo and link back to Craft Passion for the rest of the details.
© 2008 - 2021 Craft Passion. All rights reserved.
This site is protected by CopyScape. DO NOT COPY.