Eventually I managed to produce these snowflakes. I had 3 failed attempts but persevered. I put loops on 2 as these could be tree ornaments but they are coasters really. Just hope no one spills red wine!!!! Thanks to Noah.x

How I love these sweet little faces. Great sew outs/Lillian

Well done...Awesome

Well done

Nice work.

These are so cute. They will look so happy hanging on a tree. Hugs

Really cute.

terrific job, ~hugs~

These are so cute--I think I found 2 of the faces---I will eventually get around to alot of these embroideries.

Gorgeous, I've got these designs too, but have never used them. Love Chris

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by gillemmerson 12 Nov 2015

No instructions so if you get stuck pm me

Yes, these are very CUTE, you have done a nice job. I made a heap last year made them from felt and backed with fancy material. Sandra.

They are precious!

You wouldn't want to add plastic to the top because that would not let the coaster absorb water. If you are afraid of getting stains, you could just use Scotch Guard, but I don't know if Scltch Guard would prevent it from absorbing liquid or not. I use fabric backed vynal table cloth fabric that I get at Joann's for coaster backing. I've often used the thin clear vynal that I get there too.

WOWWWWWWW they look lovely sometimes*** on the last round of edging i add plastic to save therm from spills hugs

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by gillemmerson 11 Nov 2015

What sort of plastic?

I'm glad you persevered and finished them. they are well worth the time and effort you put into them.

Cute

Very cute and cheerful smiles - love them :)

These look great - glad you sorted the method in the end!

these are so cute.. love the little happy faces..