Great video. You are so patient and your explanations are always clear and are just the right pace to allow your viewers to grasp it before you go to something else. Thank you for being there for us.
Excellent instruction. Beautiful fabric and design on the table runner and placemat. Thank you for sharing all of your wonderful ideas and skill. You are a great teacher!!!
Thanks for teaching us how to make this lovely Xmas table runner, I've made this one and one of your other table runners, I like the way you teach and your tutorials are so easy to follow. Much thanks from me and my family and friends that received their table runner gifts.
Hi Helen. I am so glad you had success in making the table runners. I am sure your family and friends appreciated you taking the time to hand make a special gift for them. Happy new year and happy sewing.
These tutorials are very well put together and helpful. It would be good, in my opinion, if there was some actual demonstration of the cutting, sewing, pivoting, ironing, etc. The finished products are lovely!
I’m so glad I found your site! I’m a beginning sewer and excited to try some projects. I really like the owl fabric! You probably bought it a while ago. But where did you find it? I love it!!! Thank you again
Hi Mary. I buy most of my fabric at Joann Fabrics and Crafts. Sometimes I buy fabric from equilter.com and fabric.com. Stay safe. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing.
Hi Ann. I live in a very small town, and there are very few places close by for me to purchase fabric. When I get to a large city I shop at a large chain fabric and craft store. I also purchase fabric from a local discount store. My favorite is the internet because there is a large variety of fabrics to select from. Happy sewing..
You said you were going to tell us "later'about all of the overhang fabric. I missed the explanation. Obviously, it is so all of the surface is covered, but what else?
Hi Meema. After stitching all the strips on - place a ruler on the edge of the fabric on the underside and use a rotary cutter to trim the jellyroll strips even with the fabric on the underside. Go to 09:38 in the tutorial to view this step. Then follow the remaining steps to finish the project. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching💗and happy holidays😍
Hi Maureen. In this demonstration I did not use batting, but you can. I am not sure what you mean by "rubber." I have never used rubber in my sewing projects. Happy sewing.
Hi Rena. Yes you can make it as long as you like. Just cut the bottom fabric the length you want, and continue adding jelly roll strips. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
Great video! Because the batting is the same size as the material, does the batting create bulking around the edges after the front and back have been turned to the right side? I have seen some videos which instruct that the batting be cut 1/2" smaller. I hope this makes sense to you.
Hi Sandy. Good question. The batting can cause the edges to be thick. When you use batting in this type of table runner make sure you either trim the batting shorter or pin the edges flat and top stitch close to the edges. Happy sewing.
Hi Melissa. Sewing the strips on the table runner rectangle on a 45 degree angle just gives it a different look/design. You can sew the strips on a straight line side to side instead of corner to corner (45 degree). Happy sewing.
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Great video. You are so patient and your explanations are always clear and are just the right pace to allow your viewers to grasp it before you go to something else. Thank you for being there for us.
You are very good at teaching. You cover every little step so a beginner would not have a problem. Great job
Love your tutorials you truly love teaching and are not trying to sell things, notions and such thank you.
Just finished making these using jelly rolls. Love how they turned out! Thank you for this tutorial.
Glad you like the video. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
Well done video. I like the fact that you have each step completed in advance .
Hi Gilbert. Glad you like the table runner tutorial. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
I'm at the very beginning stage of learning to sew and found your channel (and subscribed). Your explanations and notes are very helpful! Thank you!
Excellent instruction. Beautiful fabric and design on the table runner and placemat. Thank you for sharing all of your wonderful ideas and skill. You are a great teacher!!!
Wonderful video! Your directions are so precise and helpful, and I am going to make this runner with my Jingle Pops jelly roll. Can't wait!
Hi Gale. Glad the video was helpful. Thanks for watching💗 and happy sewing😍
you are an excellent teacher. love the xmas runner. thank you
This is exactly what I was looking for. Perfect instructions. Thanks so much.
Hi Colette. Glad it the tutorial was helpful! Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
Very good teaching , Sherrill, thanks
love your instructions on the table runner and place matt you make it so easy love your channel also your website
Thanks for teaching us how to make this lovely Xmas table runner, I've made this one and one of your other table runners, I like the way you teach and your tutorials are so easy to follow. Much thanks from me and my family and friends that received their table runner gifts.
Hi Helen. I am so glad you had success in making the table runners. I am sure your family and friends appreciated you taking the time to hand make a special gift for them. Happy new year and happy sewing.
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I learn so much and get so many ideas from your channel! Thank you so much!
🌹 Another Great Video by Cheryl‼️🍷
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
I look forward to your videos !
Just finished making this and so impressed with myself. Thank you Cheryl for making these wonderful videos of how to so easy! Xx
That’s awesome! Thanks for watching! 😀
I realize it's kind of off topic but does anyone know of a good site to watch newly released tv shows online ?
Thanks for this video, going to make a couple of sets for gifts
Really nice❤
Hi Homebound. Thanks for watching💗and happy sewing😍
thank you very quick and beautiful
Hi Lynette. Glad you liked the table runner. Thanks for watch💗 and happy sewing😍
Lovely placemat and table runner. Wonderful teaching skills as well as camera work. Thank you so much. May you have a very blessed day.
Thank you 😊 excellent explanation.
Heel mooi en goed uitgelegd👍
Hi Marie. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing.
Beautiful!!
Love your videos!
These tutorials are very well put together and helpful. It would be good, in my opinion, if there was some actual demonstration of the cutting, sewing, pivoting, ironing, etc. The finished products are lovely!
That’s such a pretty table runner and placemat can’t wait to make one thank you so much 😊
Thanks so much! 😊
Beautiful!!! Love how they came out. It looks like you didn't use any kind of batting for this. Is that normal?
Thank you. Very useful!
I’m so glad I found your site! I’m a beginning sewer and excited to try some projects. I really like the owl fabric! You probably bought it a while ago. But where did you find it? I love it!!! Thank you again
Hi Mary. I buy most of my fabric at Joann Fabrics and Crafts. Sometimes I buy fabric from equilter.com and fabric.com. Stay safe. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing.
Thanks Sherrill, happy new year and all the very best to you and all your family for 2018.
Thank you for another great video. Your table runner and placemats are beautiful! Where do you get your fabrics?
Hi Ann. I live in a very small town, and there are very few places close by for me to purchase fabric. When I get to a large city I shop at a large chain fabric and craft store. I also purchase fabric from a local discount store. My favorite is the internet because there is a large variety of fabrics to select from. Happy sewing..
Un trabajo muy hermoso.❤. Por favor, compartir las medidas en centímetros y en español 🎉
Lovely! Where do you put your opening on the table runner, and is still just one hand width?
What kind of batting do you use? It doesn't seem to be very thick. Is there a special kind of batting for table runners and placemats?
You said you were going to tell us "later'about all of the overhang fabric. I missed the explanation. Obviously, it is so all of the surface is covered, but what else?
Hi Meema. After stitching all the strips on - place a ruler on the edge of the fabric on the underside and use a rotary cutter to trim the jellyroll strips even with the fabric on the underside. Go to 09:38 in the tutorial to view this step. Then follow the remaining steps to finish the project. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching💗and happy holidays😍
Do you use batting between your layers for rubber and placemat?
Hi Maureen. In this demonstration I did not use batting, but you can. I am not sure what you mean by "rubber." I have never used rubber in my sewing projects. Happy sewing.
oh gosh, I meant to type runner! Thank you!
I think Maureen means 'runner'!
How many jelly rolls will I need to make four placemats? Thanks.
Hi Santa Anna. Probably 2 would be enough. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
Can this be made longer to fit my table?
Hi Rena. Yes you can make it as long as you like. Just cut the bottom fabric the length you want, and continue adding jelly roll strips. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
Great video! Because the batting is the same size as the material, does the batting create bulking around the edges after the front and back have been turned to the right side? I have seen some videos which instruct that the batting be cut 1/2" smaller. I hope this makes sense to you.
Hi Sandy. Good question. The batting can cause the edges to be thick. When you use batting in this type of table runner make sure you either trim the batting shorter or pin the edges flat and top stitch close to the edges. Happy sewing.
What the name off the part you sewing the strips too
Can you add another fabric to the back and leave the muslin or whatever in the center, I would like to use a plain colored fabric on the back.
Hi Donna. Yes you can add fabric on the back with the muslin in the middle. Happy sewing.
Thank you, do you have any video's quilt as you go>
Hi Donna. Not at this time, but I will within the next few months. Happy sewing.
Table runner Christmas
Hi Pat. Thanks for watching💗 and happy sewing😍
Why do you sew to a rectangle? Is this because of the 45 degree angle? I have never made a table runner or placemat.
Hi Melissa. Sewing the strips on the table runner rectangle on a 45 degree angle just gives it a different look/design. You can sew the strips on a straight line side to side instead of corner to corner (45 degree). Happy sewing.
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Can we use a thin batting?
Hi BeatlesFanSonia. Yes you can use cotton batting. Becareful, the batting can stretch. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing.
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The Sewing Room Channel I bought some fusible cotton batting. It’s really thin. Do you think that would be ok?
Hi BeatlesFanSonia. Yes it should be fine. Hope your table runner turns out great. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing.
Great Video!!!...Do you have a video on ur Sun Bonnet Sue?
Hi Anita. I have plans to release a video in the spring using a Sun Bonnet Sue design. Happy sewing.
No batting?!
Hi Carol. You can use cotton batting, fusible fleece, or fusible interfacing. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching💗and happy sewing😍
TH-cam has never prompted me for my address. I just subscribe and click the Bell to get all notifications for channels I have subscribed to. Just curious about it.
Hi Tammy. If you sign into You Tube using your email address and password, then they already know who you are. Thanks for subscribing. Happy sewing.
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great but I think you have to have batting ,you did not say anything about that
Rectangle cut 14'' x 19'' ------ not 14'' by 16'' 😉
Hi Rebecca. Thanks for watching. Happy sewing, and happy new year.