I love these your tutorials. There is excellent instruction, but the best part is your delight in creating. I get such a kick out of your asides and your laughter as you consider such things as the meal you will serve on your new placemats. Delightful! I always come away from watching with a smile on my face; you are spreading joy! Than you from Upstate New York!
Re-organizing my fabric, found lots of hearts and valentine. Plan to spend my sewing time on these delightful placemats. Perfect for my daughter and grand daughter with matching napkins of course. Thank you.
Love your tutorials. Always very clear instructions and great projects. The “backing out”method is absolutely brilliant! I can never make the edge look clean when turning a project in the traditional way. Thanks for the instruction, and I look forward to more tutorials from you.
💕❤️💙💖🤎❣️are my first love !!!!! So I really liked the print on your placemats, but I have never made napkins before !!!!! That’s a new one for me !!!! Thank you for sharing and caring 👏🏿👍🏿🙌🏼👊
I love the way you teach and wish you had more projects.your book pillow has inspired me to do my deco pillows with same concept and the book pillows I’ve made have given so much joy to sister in law, friends daughter and I plan to make for more family members. so thank you
You teach me something new every video! I thought, "Not this time -- placemats. What could be new?" Utterly brilliant backing method, and just in time for the 8 placemats and table runner I am making for SIL. Thank you, thank you! I was dreading doing those, but this will make them look far more professional, and no doubt easier! Bravo!
Greetings from Northampton. One of the reasons I've never used the bagging out method is the side opening . I love your solution by putting the turning opening on the back. Here's to my first bagging out project . Thank you.
Beautiful! Will look through my stash to see what I have to make some. And I have never seen the "backing out" technique, which I 💘 love for something like this that you're looking at for a long period of time. Thank you! Wonderful...
When doing the first bit of the cross if you cut another piece of the heart fabric on top but much shorter & neatened to make a cutlery pouch too....placemat 4?
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So sweet...adore the way you explained and sew the backing out...ingeniously sewn..love it ..excellent idea ...as always...thanks Stuart
Awesome Stuart many thanks,Patsy
I love these your tutorials. There is excellent instruction, but the best part is your delight in creating. I get such a kick out of your asides and your laughter as you consider such things as the meal you will serve on your new placemats. Delightful! I always come away from watching with a smile on my face; you are spreading joy! Than you from Upstate New York!
Re-organizing my fabric, found lots of hearts and valentine. Plan to spend my sewing time on these delightful placemats. Perfect for my daughter and grand daughter with matching napkins of course. Thank you.
Got lovely blue eyes for sure and seems to be a gentle guy, the kind that are not too much around. Very nice placemat and nice to see men sewing.
Love your videos. Save them all for future projects. Please continue to make more. You are the best! ❤❤❤
Learned something new. Your instructions are so easy to follow. Thanks.
Love your tutorials. Always very clear instructions and great projects. The “backing out”method is absolutely brilliant! I can never make the edge look clean when turning a project in the traditional way. Thanks for the instruction, and I look forward to more tutorials from you.
I like the ideal of leaving the backing fabric open to turn. Nice placemats and tutorial.
Great video thankyou 😊
Storing fabric and sewing are two completely separate hobbies! 🤣
Another wonderful project Stuart, you have the cutest projects. Have a great day!
I love the backing out technique. Thank you 😊
💕❤️💙💖🤎❣️are my first love !!!!! So I really liked the print on your placemats, but I have never made napkins before !!!!! That’s a new one for me !!!! Thank you for sharing and caring 👏🏿👍🏿🙌🏼👊
Wow!!! What a great idea about the seam in the back! Genius! Thank you!
Wonderful pattern, Stuart, and I love all of the different options!
Hi Stuart, how are you today? Love the pattern placemat and napkin. I will try your technique. Your voice is so calming love to listen to you.
Wonderful ideas and sooo adorable! ❤️
Thank you Stuart, lots of great tips, definitely using bagging out next time. Love to see something using scraps xx
Great idea using a seam on the back, makes it look much neater. Always enjoy your video's, so looking forward to the next. Thank you Stuart x
I love that idea regarding the backing. Thank you for sharing. I enjoy your tutorials 🥰
Thank you for showing me a different way turn my projects....I LOVE the split down the middle! 👍🏻👵🏻
You are so fun to watch!!! So clever. Your ideas are so inspiring ❤
Love love these .thanks for the video and your channel is the best please keep more video's coming I'm learning loads from you .💛ck
I love the way you teach and wish you had more projects.your book pillow has inspired me to do my deco pillows with same concept and the book pillows I’ve made have given so much joy to sister in law, friends daughter and I plan to make for more family members. so thank you
I love it! "One day my pretty!" And that's why I have a giant container full of fabric. 🤣🤣
You teach me something new every video! I thought, "Not this time -- placemats. What could be new?" Utterly brilliant backing method, and just in time for the 8 placemats and table runner I am making for SIL. Thank you, thank you! I was dreading doing those, but this will make them look far more professional, and no doubt easier! Bravo!
You're just lovely to watch and listen to and have made my day.
What a fantastic idea! You are such a joy to watch and your tutorials are very inspiring...you are the best! Keep those projects coming.
You are so cute love ❤️ all of your videos . From Gainsborough lincs live in Texas.u.s.
What a lovely placemat. Another fast and easy project. Thank you Stuart!
Wonderful. Thank you. Love the red version.
I love your work Thank you Stuart.
Nice work! Thanks for sharing.
Like the black and yellow hearts fabric. Yes, kugel!
Great tutorialial!! Love the way you made the opening
Thank you Stuart. Love your videos, hints and tips. Always very informative.
I really love these placemats, just so clever, thank you Stuart!!! 💚
That seam on the backing is a great idea!
Greetings from Northampton. One of the reasons I've never used the bagging out method is the side opening . I love your solution by putting the turning opening on the back. Here's to my first bagging out project . Thank you.
Loved 💞 it!
Beautiful! Will look through my stash to see what I have to make some. And I have never seen the "backing out" technique, which I 💘 love for something like this that you're looking at for a long period of time. Thank you! Wonderful...
🤗Thank you Stuart, what a great idea!
Genius backing! Love your videos: I learn so much!
Just adore you. Even more for teaching me that tip for turning out. ❤️
Brilliant! Thank you Stuart!
I really love the way this backing is put on, might give it a try on the next placemat i make! Thank you!
Great video Stuart as I was looking for a placemat pattern without having to do a binding. Thank you x
I love your ideas and you present them very well lynette
Thank you Stuart. I like the way you can make several things from one placemat idea
Love your work!
Beautiful job!
Thank you good ideas.
LOOOOOVELY 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Love your blue eyes Stuart; your presentation is delightful!
Friendly too
what a clever solution for the seam! will give this a go for sure.
Thank you very much! 🌸🌸
Great tutorial, thank you! 😊
When doing the first bit of the cross if you cut another piece of the heart fabric on top but much shorter & neatened to make a cutlery pouch too....placemat 4?
Great idea iv always put a binding on, much easier this way x
Loving your videos!
Brilliant idea about the gap in the backing. My gaps are never smooth.
I enjoyed the video.
Do I see a disco ball lights reflecting in the intro? Got to love your tutorials treacle
Muwahahaha one day my pretty....
Good pinning tips - thank you :)
Nice eyes. Lovely placemats will be having a go at them.
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Do you still use the Accuquilt GO fabric cutter?
Lovely