Spring is almost here and I am in need of a little upbeat change-up in my kitchen! So, it was game on when the folks at Baby Lock asked me to join the fun of National Serger Month. They asked me to put together a project that was true to my style and reflected my point of view.
Since I am starting to explore quilting more and always love cleaning out my scrap basket, this kitchen mat cover up was a winner! It can be made from fat quarters or larger scraps in your stash.
National Serger Month Project
This project is for all levels.
Skill Level- 1 Button
Supplies:
- fabric
- kitchen mat
- 1 roll of grip liner
- interlining or additional strips of fabric scraps
*Fabric used in project is Meadow from Andover.
To see the full details hop on over and visit Baby Lock. All month-long they are sharing fun sewing tips and projects for your serger sewing. The creativity is bound to make you dust off that machine and get stitching!
This kitchen mat cover is an easy project to make and perfect for fat quarters and clearing out your scrap basket.
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Comments & Reviews
Hi Heather! I enjoy your site very much. I went to Babylock to find your pattern for the Kitchen Mat and had no luck! Is there a special place to find it?
I’ve been wanting to make one, going to check it out! 🙂
Wanted to see more of your bench mat but couldn’t get anywhere with baby lock