Woven placemats

Spring dining essentials. I’m focusing on flatware, woven placemats, floral table linens, and serving utensils and my favorite picks of each to add interest & style to any table setting this season. Rattan woven chargers. Woven round placemats. bamboo flatware. woven salad servers. floral block

Begin your place settings with our grass placemats and create a relaxed, organic tablescape that's full of natural textures and tones. Whether you use them to frame your plates and bowls, as a centrepiece or a decorative underlay these elegant placemats promise to take you from everyday dining to dressed up dinners, from indoor eating to alfresco and everything between. Available individually each placemat is hand woven from grass that is sturdy enough to protect your table tops and…

Offered in a range of hues, from Guava to Marino and Stone (pictured), these woven placemats will elevate any seasonal spread. | Photographer: Courtesy of Fique + Clay

About this item ECO-FRIENDLY AND HIGH QUALITY. These placemats are imported, 100% from Sustainably Grown Seagrass and completely crafted by the hands of skillful Asian artisans to ensure high product quality. EASY TO CARRY, CLEAN AND REUSE. ArTera placemats are sewn from dried natural Seagrass which is strong and durable for long time use. To clean it, just use a damp cloth to wipe the surface softly. DAILY MULTIPURPOSE USES. These seagrass placemats are great for everyday use on the dining…

This hand-embroidered woven placemat lends a natural finishing touch to your dining experience.

Try this easy paper weaving technique and learn how to make a placemat. These are such a fun way to make your own unique woven placemat.

New members joining the Gourmet Weavers group were impressed by the beautiful placemats the other members had woven for a group exchange. That prompted the group to start a second placemat exchange.

Just finished these placemats. I had fun trying out a new technique with strips of fabric woven into a cotton canvas. I like the way they turned out. If you would like to try this project, you can find the directions in the Spring 2010 Issue of Quilts and More. In case you can't get your hands on this issue, following are the instructions with a few of my own suggestions thrown in. Materials Needed: You will need about a yard of fabric for each placemat. Scraps would work fine, or you can…

By Anna of Annabode. We haven’t updated our woven hyacinth Ikea placemats in years, and although they’ve served us well, they have become harborers of dried oatmeal, bread crumbs, and God knows what else. They’re also just tired. I decided replacing them would be the kind thing to do. I’ve always preferred round placemats on rectangular tables—they prevent […]

Learning how to make a quilted placemat by weaving with fabric strips is sew much fun, not to mention nostalgic, and fun for the holidays!