Free Quilted Placemat Patterns - 15 of the Best

Such a cute pattern of placemats to quilt up the loveliest companions for your breakfast table or serving trolley or even better both. These patchwork placemats are so appropriate for setting up the table for your springtime meals. You can utilize your favorite lot of fat quarters for this pattern and the finished placemats will turn out so beautiful that you’ll be in love. Patterns from Hobby Craft

Such gorgeous and chic placemats for a lucky table! These placemats will get you a lot of compliments, so if you want to host a successful tea party, better accessorize your table with these beauties. The Star of the Table Quilted Placemats features a framed star block and floral rectangles that go together so well. Also, the pattern works as a pointer to guide the table-setter with the right placement of crockery and cutlery. Patterns from All People Quilt

The Holiday Applique Placemats will serve as a Remembrall of your precious holiday memories and fill your meals with the sweet aroma of nostalgia. You can enjoy your homely meals with some exotic memories of the past and thoroughly enjoy every bite. These placemats are embellished with festive touches such as ornament appliqués, yo-yos, and pretty trims, so you won’t be able to resist them. Patterns from All People Quilt

These Merry Go Round placemats are so fabulous and super functional. These placemats are perfect for a round table, and even more so for a patio table with an umbrella. However, the Merry Go Round pattern includes a round table topper for the middle, if you need it to use it. You can push the placemats together and you will get one large table topper of the whole set, or you can keep them distant from each other for setting up individual servings. The pretty centerpiece can be used as table topper décor, which implies you do need a cute vase or candle for your table. Patterns from Quilting Cubby

Mix and match your favorite fat quarters and craft these Quick and Easy Quilted Placemats. For six placemats such as these, you will be needing 6 fat quarters, so if you have had a stash of fat quarters for quite some time, now is your chance to pull them out and get sewing! These look so cute, and the old-school vibe is so calming – just the vibe you require for mealtimes. Patterns from The Crafty Quilter

Patterns that offer guidelines for complete sets are so amazing, aren’t they? Kudos to the creator of the Happy Go Lucky Quilted Set for putting together this wonderful pattern for a complete table quilt set. You can pair up these quirky placemats, napkins, and coasters with your favorite tablecloth and table runner and enjoy your dining table aesthetic. A bunch of triangles is the secret ingredient in this delicious recipe of the quilted and colorful tabletop trio. Patterns from All People Quilt

If you appreciate abstract art, then you will enjoy the tiny abstract artworks for your table that are featured in the Modern Quilted Placemats Pattern. Your tabletop will be protected perfectly well by the felt bottom of these vibrant placemats that are bound to brighten up all your family mealtimes. If your previous projects have left you lots of colorful fabric scraps, then this pattern is a great way to use those up and make some pretty and plump placemats. Patterns from Frankie

If your number one criterion for selecting projects is saving time, then these Quilt as You Go Placemats are for you. The name hints at the time-saving technique of making these beauties meaning by the time you’re done making the quilt top, the quilting will be done too. All you need to do is then add quilt binding and you’re all set. These placemats are so quick and easy to make that once you’re done with the first, you will be excited to get done with the whole set. Patterns from All People Quilt

Know somebody who loves owning all things funky and dope? Probably a teenager in the family or even an adult? Now that you have a name in mind, drag out that stash box and put those skills to use, to put together a super funky and quirky quilted placemat (or more). You can use alphabets, motifs, patterned fabrics, and whatever else you like to zigzag-stitch them together and make these cuties. Patterns from All People Quilt

Is your heart set on someone special and you’re certain they are the one? You don’t really have to wait until Valentine’s Day to confess or to whip up something cheesy for them, you know? Maybe treat your bae, on any coming day, to a dinner presented so well that they are willing to stay (in your life). Hearts are won over, mostly by paying attention to the details. Here’s one pattern that will portray your investment in your loved one and ensure you guys enjoy some good quality time appreciating each other’s presence. Patterns from Quilt Addicts Anonymous

Shapes within shapes are so cool! You would think it sounds like a nerdy pattern but look down below and you will be in love with how well this pattern has been put together. You can use these stunners for your dining table as well as the garden table for these will be equally delightful in both the daylight and indoors. Also, this pattern doesn’t involve binding so yay. Patterns from Polka Dot Chair

Put together some charming patchwork placemats for your holiday special meals and be the star host this year. You can use these placemats for your Christmas table as part of a complete set or mix and match these for an eclectic finished look. These are super quick to sew and quilt, also you can appliqué your favorite motifs on them to get that festive touch. Patterns from Gathered

Good news for those with lesser time and long to-do lists – the Quick as a Wink Placemats live up to their name. You just need to have your supplies ready and follow the tutorial to make these elegant pieces for your dining space. These would be a great choice to present to someone at their housewarming dinner. Patterns from All People Quilt

Here’s an interesting and creative placemat pattern for you guys, featuring predefined placement zones for your cutlery pieces. This should work great with kids and help them learn basic table manners and table layout. These are small-sized placemats, so you don’t need a special quilting foot for your machine. You can simply start by stitching in the ditch along the division on your placemat top between the left/middle and the middle/right. Patterns from Noodle Head

Host your next tea party with brand new and handmade, quilted placemats. Their border accents are attractive and make the whole mat put together and prominent. Pair these up with a classy china tea set and sip away some beautiful moments with your loved ones, surrounded by happy laughter and genuine compliments. Patterns from Sew for Home