A simple tutorials on how to make handmade mitered corners napkins from fat quarters as an easy DIY project for home.
Use this helpful tutorial on how to make mitered corner cloth napkins.
I will show you how to sew napkins edge that looks simple but elegant. Because making cloth napkins is fun, especially using the mix and match fabric prints, just like these adorable double-sided clothes napkins that I shared here a while ago. It was a fun and fast sewing project, and it is a handy thing for everyday wear.
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Do you always look for a fun craft project? Well, I do. I like to make cute things to use around the house.
Especially when I see some fun print of the fat quarter fabric bundle, my mind was already imagining that I can make something with it.
This DIY napkin uses the mitered corner for the hem and one of the easiest projects you can do from fat quarter fabric.
What You Need To Make Mitered Corner Napkins
A square piece of fat quarter cotton is a perfect material for making cloth napkins if you don’t have linen fabric available. Cotton quilts material has lots of fun prints.
You can also use a lightweight mix of polyester and cotton fabric. The final size of my napkins is 16 inches squares.
- Fat quarter fabrics you can find the various mix and match fabric bundles here
- Free mitered corner napkins pattern
- Scissors
- Washable fabric marker I like this disappeared ink fabric markers
- Matching thread
- Pins
- Ruler
- Ironing
How To Sew Napkins With Mitered Corners
Cut the fabric into 18 inches squares. Mark two lines with the first line are 1/2 inch from the edge, and the second line is 1/2 inch from the first line.
Double fold the fabric by the marked lines, the raw edge should be inside the hem, then press it with ironing.
On the first fold, mark 1 inch from each corner then make a 45 deg angle between each of marked line with 1 1/2 inches long. (image no.5)
Fold the fabric by making pointy triangle edge with the right side of the fabric facing each other (image no.6). Straight stitch on the marked line (image no.8).
Clip the pointy edge to reduce bulky corner (image no.9). Turn the corner inside out (it should look like on image no.10). Top stitch the hem (image no.12).
Get the PDF
I have a collection of 10 cloth napkins tutorial, which six of them have been published on the blog, and four of them are new and never published on the blog.
If it is more convenient, you can purchase the PDF format ebook of 10 Different Style Cloth Napkins for only $5. The ebook has complete tutorials with pictures included. There is no ads or video display on the PDF so that you can print it, and it will be available for you anytime you need the tutorial for your next project. Click on the ebook cover image below to purchase.
This DIY mitered cloth napkin is perfect for homemade gift ideas, like housewarming gift, Christmas gift, also you can sell it in the craft show as a set.
These napkins also one of the quick projects to decorate the tabletop with to match any occasion. Sew a bunch of them for a beautiful addition on your DIY wedding decor.
Use this easy cloth napkin tutorial and the egg-shaped placemat as a craft project you can do with kids on the weekend.
Mitered corner napkins are easy to make with these tutorials #sewingtutorials #freepattern Share on XYou can get any fat quarter fabric bundles in the craft store, Walmart, and any fabric store. If you prefer to shop online, here are lists of online fabric stores to get quilting cotton and home decor fabric.
If you have some extra fat quarter fabric, you can turn it into this soup bowl cozy. It is a useful thing to have and easy to make.
More of quick fat-quarter projects.
- How To Sew Freezie Cozy
- Handmade Cloth Napkins: Easy Tutorials
- Easy Fabric Hand Sanitizer Holder
- 4 Easy Ways To Make Fabric Flowers
- Ruffled Fabric Key Fob Wristlet
This mitered corner napkin is easy to make and perfect as a sewing project for the kitchen.
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These are ~sew~ adorable and they look pretty simple to make too!
Thank you, yes it does, no complicated way.
This is a great tutorial. Your photos make the process very simple to follow!
Thank you, I am glad the tutorials are easy to follow.
Oh, these are so pretty! I don’t sew much, but I think these I can do! I love how you can make some for each season/holiday, too.
Thank you, yes it is, just use the holiday color theme, then you will have napkins for every season/holiday.
These are so cute!!
Thank you, they do, and fun print too!
Your mitered corners look completely professional! I love the fabric you chose, too. I bet it will wash up well. Don’t you hate it when you have to iron napkins?
Thank you, I just throw it in the washing machine, and choose wrinkle release option on drier, no need to iron, hehe
I love that you can use some crazy fabrics for these! I have some scraps that would work great for making these. And what a great opportunity to explore creatively!
The mix and match print is fun, no need to use the matching print if it for everyday use, it also encourage the little one to practice using napkin during meal time.
I love using cloth napkins. I’ve always wanted to make my own but didn’t know how. I’m very good with a sewing machine, but I think I can do this.
Yes, you can do this one, so easy, just follow the tutorials and you will have your own napkins!
I so wish my sewing skills were better because I would get addicted to making napkins like this!
You can always practice, no need to be perfect, just have fun and enjoy your own creation!