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Keep adding strips until batting and backing are covered. • Flip strip over so the right side is showing. • Keep adding strips until the batting/backing are covered. • Trim off excess fabric to square up the edges. • You can leave this piece the size it is now (mine was about 12” x 16”), or cut it to make 2 or more mug mats. • The quilting is already done, so you just need to sew on a binding and your piece is finished! I hope you’ve enjoyed using and learning more about Banyan Batiks this week. The Tie One On collection comes in 4 different colorways. I used the Ventura colorway but each of the other colorways would give its own unique look to these projects. There are more fabrics being added to the Banyan Batiks collection all the time. Be sure to check out the Northcott website to see all the newest fabrics. And remember to click the Product Finder Button on the Northcott site to find out which shops have your favorite Banyan Batiks! Backing and batting are covered with strips. Trim excess fabric to square up the edges. Finished table mat uses up the leftover Banyan Batiks strips from the table runners. Jean Boyd patternsbyjeanboyd.com 22 <strong>QUILTsocial</strong> | issue <strong>14</strong>
With bright, high contrast colors such as purple, orange and turquoise, Banyan Batiks’ latest novelty collection Ride On creates a unique 3D effect using mists of color and a touch of metallic. Featuring fun hand-printed tire tracks, retro bikes, gears, wheels and a double border print, bike enthusiasts are sure to love these cool and colorful batiks. Available in four distinctive colorways, it will be hard to pick your favorite… so you might just have to get them all! Visit BanyanBatiks.com to view the entire collection, and use the Product Finder tool to search for a local quilt shop that carries Ride On. 23
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