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Foliage Place Mats

All you need is a pair of scissors and a few other simple materials to grow big leaf place mats from Ultrasuede fabric -- no watering required. Ultrasuede, which is available at most fabric and crafts stores, doesn't fray and is machine washable; you can use our template for the leaf shape. We alternated between fabric in two shades of green to set an inviting table for lunch.

Tools and Materials
Ultrasuede
Pins
Pencil
Scissors

Place Mat How-To
Begin by printing the templates. Cut out the pieces, attach them so they form a leaf shape, and lay the shape over a large piece of Ultrasuede; pin. Trace the shape onto the fabric with a pencil, then cut out with scissors.

From Martha Stewart Living, March 2004

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