In June, 2022, I shared a post where I showed a pair of spring placemats, or table toppers.
When Mom passed last July, I inherited a cabinet from her. The cabinet top is the same size as my two side tables (End tables, accent cabinets, side tables…what do you call them?).
I wondered if I had more of the same scraps that I had used for the original tulip placemats, so I dug in the scraps, and I found more.
I am not always matchy-matchy, but it was fun to make this tulip pattern and, of course, tulips do come in lots of colors.
I cut my binding wider than I normally do. I dunno why…senior moment. I am pretty sure that I am not the only one who suffers those.
It looks nice anyway.
Quilt On!




That is a lovely way to feel your mom’s presence every day!
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Thank you, Kathy! Mom hears a lot of grumbling…the exercise bike is right next to her. Ha, ha! 🙂
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Those are pretty tulip blocks, and they make great placemats! I’m going to have to go look at the block pattern. I make lots of placemats and table mats, but I haven’t made tulips yet! That’s a sweet way to honor your mom, too!
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You are very creative in making placemats, Diann! I enjoy your placemat posts! 🙂
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Cute quilting!!! Nice way to remember your mom!!! Hugs!
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Thank you Nancy! 🙂
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I couldn’t think of anything lovelier than this placemat displaying the collage of your Mom! I call them end tables 🙂
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Thank you Sharon! End tables is a long-standing appropriate name! 🙂
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What a beautiful little quilt and such a lovely place of honor it has. I don’t like the senior moments, but I like the effect of the binding!
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Thank you, Kathleen! I really appreciate the comment! 🙂
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I like the wide bonding. So I would consider a brilliant senior moment.😄
Your mom is so pretty sitting there with the tulips!
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Thank you so much, Deb! Much appreciated! 🙂
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