I made these four sided placemats for my daughter for Christmas. 
The pattern is called "Several Settings" out of Hampstead NH and includes a plastic template for cutting. I used the four different Eliza Stripes from Sis Boom Basics by Jennifer Paganelli. The photos aren't great, but the placemats turned out pretty cute. Also easy to pack in the suitcase to take back to Charleston :(
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Very cute. Thanks for the insight on the pattern. I'll try to track down a copy as I am wanting to make some placemats this coming year. Do you use a stablizer or is it just two layers of cotton?
SewCalGal
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Very nice-looking placemats!
Very clever placemats!!1 you might need to bright hat template along in june, mary, those are so cool.
Very very cute! Thanks for sharing! :)
Very cute! Thanks for sharing. I think I'll have to hunt down the pattern and make a few for myself.
I love that you used all stripes...too cute. You could even mix and match!!
great gift! 4 sides? I'm curious how you did it.
Mary they are great!
Hey, those are pretty cool.
I'm a lucky girl (but now my mom has to be stealthy in not posting any gifts for me before the occasion)! These place mats are on my table now with an arrangement of camellias.
Love your placemats, Mary.
They are so cute and I adore the stripes! Happy New Year!
Micki
I have never seen that pattern, its adorable!
Those are really cute, Mary! Love the stripe fabric you used, too!
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