15 Easy Free Placemat Patterns For Your Dining Table

How cute is this hexagon placemat? This place mat is finished with a quilting machine that makes these designs but you could easily change that with different stitches on your sewing machine or investing in having someone locally quilt the pattern you want.

There are a ton of options to finish this placemat off.

This colorful placemat is such a creative oval placemat. Usually, for a round table you see a round placemat, but this quilted placemat is different, and we love it for round tables.

These would be great for handmade gifts for someone with round tables.  Again use a variety of colors for a festive occasion. 

Christmas is such a fun time to decorate your table with gorgeous placemats. If this is your first quilting project, you will want to give yourself some extra time to complete it and probably not make it as gifts.

I love cutting out the pieces with rotary cutters as it makes it easy to cut several layers of cotton fabric at one time along with the backing fabric.

This is a super cute pattern and you could use it to make mini quilts as Christmas gifts. These pinwheel star blocks are a great way to bring ho ho ho to your table setting.  This would be a great project to use charm squares with coordinating Christmas material. 

These are stunning Christmas placemats along with free table runner patterns. The different colors scream the holidays and this easy placemat uses a 1/4 inch seam allowance.

I love using my magnetic seam guide to make sure my final stitch is straight all the way around.  If you are new to quilting, this is so simple with just a few blocks sewn together making your pattern.

Your dining room will be so beautiful with this rectangular placemat. The sewing patterns are included in this PDF. 

These log cabin placemats are a fun way to spruce up your dinner table. Remember that you can use your favorite fabric pieces.

A great way to do that would be to find coordinating jelly rolls that match your decor or the holiday you are wanting to make them for and use those colors. 

The good news is that is a versatile project and so much fun to make.  These finished projects are beautiful. Also consider making reversible placemats by using the same log cabin pattern but using different pieces of fabric.

We love this reversible placemat from Hello Sewing. You can use bright colors in this easy project or make one side for fall placemats and one side for Christmas placemats for your holiday table.

It would be a great way to sew once but use for multiple holidays.  Check out her free pattern with step-by-step tutorial. 

This pattern is for a table runner, and I noticed she has a broken link for the free placemat patterns. Looking at it, you create the border like you are making a table runner and then add solid coordinating fabric to the right of the border.

 A standard placemat size is 12x14" or 12"x18" so simply make the runner and then add the other piece using a straight seam. 

These placemats are called the flying geese placemat. This placemat tutorial could be your next project.

This is a quilt pattern that is simple to put together with various fabric collections.

Small projects like this are an easy way to make placemats for any eason.

Simply coordinate colors that match your decor or use cotton quilting fabric that coordinates with the season.

Creating this placemat is a breeze, ensuring you'll have it completed in a flash.

To kick off the process, sew your two fabric pieces together. Following this, layer cotton batting onto the assembly and conclude by stitching all three layers in unison.

Ensure you reserve an opening within your stitches, allowing you to seamlessly flip the placemat inside out upon completion.

This oval placemat is perfect for a round dining room table or a square one.

You can use jelly roll strips or fat quarters that coordinate to create this stunning placemat. You can add binding to the raw edges to finish it off with a coordinating color.

This placemat is called dash into spring and it is super cute. It would also be super cute with these colors for Easter but remember just by changing the colors, you change the look.

If bright colors aren't your cup of tea, change them. Fall colors would be gorgeous. I would use coordinating colors from a pack and create this place mat.

This pattern uses very bright colors to make this placemat. You could definitely mute them or keep the bright colors.

The free patterns walks you through how to create these quick and easy placemats.

If you have leftover fabric laying around, this would be the project to use them on. It would also be easier to cut your pieces using a rotary cutter.

You could easily make this into a reversible placemat and have 2 different looks.

I think these would be adorable with fall or Christmas fabrics or even for a placemat for Santa's cookie plate.

This placemat is super creative with a place to tuck in your silverware.

How cute would this be for summer fabrics for a summer bbq or maybe July 4th party. So many possible holidays and seasons for this free pattern.

These hand quilted place mats are sewn from scraps. Take your favorite fabric designer or dig through your stash and create these beautiful place mats.

The only limit is your imagination. These are the perfect place mat for a beginner sewer or quilter or if you have a ton of scraps you have been holding on to.