Dresden Plate and Petal Trivets

Quilting Digest | February 22, 2016 | Kitchen Quilts, Quick Quilting Projects, Scrap Quilts
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Pattern Are Included for 4 Sizes!

Sometimes we come across a tutorial that is so wonderful that we just want to soak up every detail. That’s the case with this one for making these charming trivets.

The instructions are clear and every detail is illustrated. Plus, PDF pattern downloads are included for trivets in four sizes:

  • 6″ Dresden Plate
  • 9″ Petal Dresden
  • 12″ Dresden Plate
  • 15″ Petal Dresden

You can easily create more sizes by printing the PDFs at reduced or enlarged sizes.

Dresden Plate and Petal Trivets

We haven’t even gotten to why this project caught our eye in the first place. These trivets are so charming! We love the soft scrappy look, but they would be fabulous made up in any colorway that you prefer.

The tutorial from Kelly at Charming Chatter also includes instructions for square hot pads decorated with lace on the back and muffins stamped onto fabric for the front.

Patchwork Hotpads

Patchwork Hotpads

Be sure to use Insul-Bright batting (purchase it here) for heat-proofing your trivets and hot pads.

Click here for the free “Trivets and Hot Pads” tutorial.

 

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