LAURA- You are THE BEST TEACHER on TH-cam!! I am a beginning sewer and a teacher also. Many people can make beautiful things but very few can teach. Your instructions are clear and that is key. You go step by step which is very important when someone is trying to learn. I just love your videos. THANK YOU for being such an AMAZING TEACHER!!
Laura, this was my favorite of your videos. I made a table runner using this method, taking it a step further, making it reversible. Just want to say thank you for all your inspirational tutorials!
Hi Laura, fabulous quilt tutorials, I loved making this table runner. Thanks for such easy instructions, you're a great teacher. Well done and please for all our sakes keep up the great work. Best wishes Helen Stevenson.
Good tips with the small iron, need to get one I think this would make quilt as I go easier and I will be happier when my table runner is finished. Your fabric colors are so bright and cheerful making it easy to remember when I want to refer to this pattern and video.
I'm very new and self taught. I have watched many videos, most confusing. This was easy to follow and I'm going to now make this. Thank you very much!!
I love this Laura, thank you. I have been pondering ideas for a springtime runner, I have some springy fabrics and now I know what I will do with them. Love it!! Thank you!!!
That little iron is just the cutest thing! It would be perfect for my little tv-tray-turned ironing surface that is next to my sewing table. Definitely going on the hunt for it. Thank you for including it in this great video. The runner looks like a fun project. Thanks, Laura!
Another A++ vidéo! You are such a great teacher! I'm so glad I found your tutorials. This project looks like so much fun, just what I am looking for right now.
You're an excellent and encouraging tutor and I especially appreciate how precise you are and how your finished results show that! I'm a new sub and glad I found you. I think binge watching of your vids is in the cards!!♡ Sue
Oops! I just love the way you skip the part from stitch and cut and poof it’s done. You save your time and ours, it’s 👍 great. Love watching your videos and your sewing room took my breath away...wow.
I love patch work.very interesting i like ur all works its beutifull iam trying ur works.you telling ways is very easy to do. Thank you madam god bless u.😘😍
Promise that I'll get back to you, but at the moment this will be the centerpiece plan of a huge project. My daughter asked her to do the table runners for her wedding. This is the foundation plan for the long tables.
I’m just learning to sew and jumped right into quilting. (I know the basics..I think) Guess I shouldn’t but you simplify it to where I believe I can try this runner. I love your tutorials!! And just a side note, you are beautiful!!! I absolutely Love your hair!! (Working Hairdresser before MS)
Love it Laura! I have a serger with the 'wave stitch' feature. Wonder if using the wave stitch instead of binding would hold all of the seams would work? Red, white and blue variegated thread would look great IF you think it would hold?!! Let me know please. Thanks again for your great scarp buster project for fabric & batting tutorial. Your contagious happiness in your voice, your splendid smile and accent, makes your tutorials stand out like an award winning quilt!! 💕💕
I made this last night using your directions. Just have the binding to add. I used basting spray and ironed every step but…do you have any tips on how to avoid shifting, pulling, puckering and in general, just getting everything very flat and smooth? Thanks.
This is great! Do you have a batting tutorial? I like your tips to sew all the way around before you add the binding. Putting on the binding is my biggest weakness.
What a fantastic ideal. Now the non-quilter can quilt & use up her leftovers. Thank you Laura. I always cant wait with what you come up with next. I want to make a small shoulder purse with 4 zippers and dont know wherento start, with finished product being no bigger than 8x7.5 inches two zippers on one side one on otherside and top zipper. Tks
Helga Watt I'm a Longarm quilter with lots of batting leftovers! We'd would make a great pair! Wonderful batting buster for me, I'm grateful for Laura's project! How about a football field size table runner??! Now that would be a thanksgiving table feast LOL!
Dear Laura, thank you for another great video! I have a question about the center square, could I make it much bigger so my table runner can be wider? Thank you Teresa ☆☆☆
LAURA- You are THE BEST TEACHER on TH-cam!! I am a beginning sewer and a teacher also. Many people can make beautiful things but very few can teach. Your instructions are clear and that is key. You go step by step which is very important when someone is trying to learn. I just love your videos. THANK YOU for being such an AMAZING TEACHER!!
thank you very much
I have made this pattern many times using Christmas fabric, which has been popular, to say the least. Thank you so much for this idea.
Laura, this was my favorite of your videos. I made a table runner using this method, taking it a step further, making it reversible. Just want to say thank you for all your inspirational tutorials!
Loved the simplicity of it all. I make these runners all the time but now it will be so much quicker. Thanks so much.
Love your table runner! You explain it so nicely! Thank you!
We all need a quick and easy project and your instructions make it so. Thank you
Hi Laura, fabulous quilt tutorials, I loved making this table runner. Thanks for such easy instructions, you're a great teacher. Well done and please for all our sakes keep up the great work. Best wishes Helen Stevenson.
Good tips with the small iron, need to get one I think this would make quilt as I go easier and I will be happier when my table runner is finished. Your fabric colors are so bright and cheerful making it easy to remember when I want to refer to this pattern and video.
I'm very new and self taught. I have watched many videos, most confusing. This was easy to follow and I'm going to now make this. Thank you very much!!
Thank you so much for the videos. I don't know why didn't think to do this before- quilting as I go. Looking forward to your next video
have fun:)
I love this Laura, thank you. I have been pondering ideas for a springtime runner, I have some springy fabrics and now I know what I will do with them. Love it!! Thank you!!!
have fun:)
I recognize the watermelon fabric from a very pretty reversible apron tutorial! I love seeing simple uses for scraps.♥️
Beautifully done. Thanks for sharing this with me.
You're amazing, Laura! Thank you for sharing this wonderful tutorial! 🍉🍉🍉
That little iron is just the cutest thing! It would be perfect for my little tv-tray-turned ironing surface that is next to my sewing table. Definitely going on the hunt for it. Thank you for including it in this great video. The runner looks like a fun project. Thanks, Laura!
here is the iron www.clover-usa.com/en/accessories/585-wedge-iron.html?search_query=iron&results=35
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What a great thing to make to practice free motion quilting on. Thank you!
I love this! Can't wait to make it!
Laura,I really appreciate your tutorials,you always have something interesting for us. Thanks so much.
Sharon,Qualicum Beach
thank you and hello from Canada
Lovely project and great tutorial! Your instructions are very clear. Made one for me coupling it with the tutorial by Missouri Star Quilt Company
Love your videos Laura Ann. You are very detailed which makes it easy to follow. Truly enjoy watching!!
thank you and thanks for watching
Great tutorial, just what i am getting ready to sew with my Christmas fabric. Thank you
Thank you for your clear instructions. You really do make it 'So very easy' !
That was fantastic, keep the easy projects going, I am still a. Beginner.thank you
glad to hear you are enjoying them, thanks
Thanks so much, I always enjoy your tutorials!
thank you Lyn
Another A++ vidéo! You are such a great teacher! I'm so glad I found your tutorials. This project looks like so much fun, just what I am looking for right now.
Hope you do give it a try...sew fun!
Thank you for sharing your beautiful table runner
Tfs I was inspired by the tutorial great way to use my scraps and make a great gift
Love it! Great instructions: clear & concise. Thanks!
thanks
I must try this! I love it! Thank you Laura!
Thanks I hope you do give it a try:)
Thanks Laura, I do have a couple of left over large squares, now they will be able to be the stars of a table runner.!!!! Great Idea.
you just need to make your strips longer to use a bigger square:)
Great idea, Thank you for sharing this
I love watching your videos. So informative and precise and a lovely lady.
Thank you and thank you for watching
Love this and want to try one!
Wonderful.this was the second time I was watching. Need to try it.thank you for that
Have fun!
Laura I LOVE THIS! Thank you again!
thanks
This is such a clever project! Love all your fabrics, too. :D You give terrific instructions and the visual helps a lot, too. TFS!! xoxoJanet
always nice to hear from you, thank you
Love your fabrics, especially the middle melon fruit :)
thanks and I love watermelon fabric
I just love that table runner Laura, and your gorgeous hair!
thanks and thank you:)
Thank you from Nova Scotia Canada love your videos !! so helpful
Thank you and hello from Ontario
What a fun idea. Have plenty of fabric for this project. Thank you Laura
have fun:)
Looks great! And great tutorial.
Great tutorial. Thanks Laura. Given me heaps of ideas😀
glad to hear that:)
You're an excellent and encouraging tutor and I especially appreciate how precise you are and how your finished results show that! I'm a new sub and glad I found you. I think binge watching of your vids is in the cards!!♡ Sue
Welcome and thanks for watching:)
Oops! I just love the way you skip the part from stitch and cut and poof it’s done. You save your time and ours, it’s 👍 great. Love watching your videos and your sewing room took my breath away...wow.
That's really cute! I was just going to buy a table runner, but that is so easy, think I will make one instead. Thanks Laura!
glad to hear that:)have fun
Thank you! Very hellpful and informative. I'm going to put 5 of these together into a queen sized quilt.
that would be very striking:)
Love it 😍 it’s beautiful.
Love that project!!!
It looks great! Will make a few in the Summer for Christmas gifts
yes you still have 40 weeks
This is complete awesomeness!!!
thanks:)
Love this runner😍
Thank you very much 👏🏻👍, I just finish mine . It is very beautiful 😍
thank you Laura for another great tutorial.
thanks
I was just looking for a spring project, think I just found it! Thank you Laura, I just love your tutorials!
thanks and have fun
Was great to watch, great idea!
glad you liked it:)
Great tutorial Laura, i will be doing tabler runners for the summer.
Oh happy sunny day:)
Thank you great video!
Thank you very much love the runner
Great tutorial!!
Very quick and easy , can't wait to try this
thanks
Beautiful work I'm doing a quilt this week similar to urs
I love patch work.very interesting i like ur all works its beutifull iam trying ur works.you telling ways is very easy to do. Thank you madam god bless u.😘😍
Wow, that’s so nice where you cut or sew off camera..great idea.
Love it!
Hi Laura it's a beautiful runner. Thank you for the great tutorial it is easy to follow your instructions.
thanks for watching
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Excellent! Thank you.
Lovely project, thank you for the tutorial....!
Thanks and Thank You for watching :)
Promise that I'll get back to you, but at the moment this will be the centerpiece plan of a huge project. My daughter asked her to do the table runners for her wedding. This is the foundation plan for the long tables.
Genial !!
Y muy bien explicado. Graciasss
I’m just learning to sew and jumped right into quilting. (I know the basics..I think) Guess I shouldn’t but you simplify it to where I believe I can try this runner. I love your tutorials!! And just a side note, you are beautiful!!! I absolutely Love your hair!! (Working Hairdresser before MS)
Thank you 😊
Thank you Laura is beautiful!!
Thank you for the tutorial.
Thanks and Thanks for taking the time to watching:)
Thank you for your tutorial, Laura! It's a pleasure to listen to your simple, concise and very precise directions!
thanks glad to hear:)
Thank you so much for posting.
Thank you for watching
Great idea to use up extra quilt blocks, I like it!
and that left over batting
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Loved it
Thank you, Laura. This is a wonderful project!
thanks:)
Love it! Thank You
thank you for watching
What a super tutorial and it is so pretty. Mahalo
Beautiful!
thanks
11/26/2020. I love your projects. Than you.
Love it love it!!!!!!
thank you for watching
Belíssimo, adoroooo
Love it Laura! I have a serger with the 'wave stitch' feature. Wonder if using the wave stitch instead of binding would hold all of the seams would work? Red, white and blue variegated thread would look great IF you think it would hold?!! Let me know please. Thanks again for your great scarp buster project for fabric & batting tutorial. Your contagious happiness in your voice, your splendid smile and accent, makes your tutorials stand out like an award winning quilt!! 💕💕
thank you and I'm not sure what you mean with a wave stitch, can you send a picture?
muy bonito! . Sigo con interés todos sus vídeos. Aunque no sé mucho inglés, la entiendo perfectamente. Gracias por sus clases, un beso
I'm glad you understand:)
I made this last night using your directions. Just have the binding to add. I used basting spray and ironed every step but…do you have any tips on how to avoid shifting, pulling, puckering and in general, just getting everything very flat and smooth? Thanks.
awesome thank you hugs Patty BC Canada
Hello from Ontario
I love how easy this pattern is! Could You also make this wider by making the strips longer?
yes but a bigger starting square will help
Thank you. I love this table runner. Could you please tell me how wide it is before binding and the length of your long and short strips?
Barbara & Henry Krongold 👋. length of strips is told at 1.53 on video. 9” & 11”. 🐢
Thanks!
Very pretty either way ❤️
thanks
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that's so much prettier than I thought it would turn out
Glad I surprised you:)
Fabulous 😃
thank you for watching
You are so so so so so so so so so so genius
This is great! Do you have a batting tutorial? I like your tips to sew all the way around before you add the binding. Putting on the binding is my biggest weakness.
see if this will help th-cam.com/video/r8qzeOczXEo/w-d-xo.html
What a fantastic ideal. Now the non-quilter can quilt & use up her leftovers. Thank you Laura. I always cant wait with what you come up with next. I want to make a small shoulder purse with 4 zippers and dont know wherento start, with finished product being no bigger than 8x7.5 inches two zippers on one side one on otherside and top zipper. Tks
Helga Watt I'm a Longarm quilter with lots of batting leftovers! We'd would make a great pair! Wonderful batting buster for me, I'm grateful for Laura's project! How about a football field size table runner??! Now that would be a thanksgiving table feast LOL!
Lucky you...laura has such great ideals.
I will keep it on my idea list, thanks
now that is what I need,, I have a table that sits 15 people lol
Dear Laura, thank you for another great video! I have a question about the center square, could I make it much bigger so my table runner can be wider? Thank you Teresa ☆☆☆
great idea! matching placemats maybe? thanks for another great video!
yes it would be great and think of all the small pieces of batting you could use up:)
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