It is and a nice masculin design too if you want it to be. I really enjoyed making it and it was quick too as there weren't any thread colour changes. They would make a great gift.
Beautiful fall colors. I can see these placemats in all different colors for holidays and seasons. Problem is too pretty to be eaten on. Thank you for this project.
Thanks Leah. I find that these placemat wash really well so I am not worried about using anything that I make. It would be a shame not to. I have this one on one of my little coffee tables for coffee cups to rest on.
Thank you Kay!! A lot of work, but well worth it. I love your choice of colours. To make a set of these would make a wonderful bespoke gift. As always, an awesome tutorial. Thank you once again xxx
Such a lovely piece! I just finished doing a bunch of paper work. I'm so grateful to watch this wonderful video that you made. I hope you have a fabulous week ahead! Thank you for posting and your talent.
All your designs are amazing! The combination of colors in warm amber shades looks very advantageous with this design. Looks like an amber mosaic. Thanks a lot for your video tutorials!
@@KaysCutz Amber has a very large palette of colors, including greyish, green and even blue hues. It looks like an amber mosaic to me. My compliments. 🙂
Thank you for the tutorial! It has been very useful in helping this newbie to understand some of the steps that are not as clear in the written instructions. I do have one question though about joining, are they supposed to overlap or just butt at the ends. My greatest difficulty is getting everything to align before doing the satin stitches. I can't really tell if it's aligned with just the zigzag stitches. Any pointers to help with that?
Hi Michelle you always place the stitch line of the joining segment directly on top of the stitch line of the segment that's in the hoop. I hope this helps you. Happy stitching 😊
It depends on your machine, the speed you stitch at and which size you make. It is hard to say but I would say but on my machine Brother V3 about 2 hours as there are seven hoopings. It stitches up pretty quick for such a big piece.
I also have a brother and I wanted to make four of them for some round tables I have just wanted to know how much time I needed to set aside to make them.
Kay your videos are awesome! But the designer didn't think of quilting all of the fabrics and fabric waste. There is only quilting in middle of pattern. And seems like a lot of waste of fabric.
Hi MaryAnn thank you I am pleased that you enjoy them. The outside spirals dont need any quilting and to be honest, if I had digitized it myself I would not have put any in either not even in the centre as you get a lovely quilted effect from the satin stitching that divides the spirals. There really isn't a lot of waste. I was using up scraps from another project as you could see from the way I was placing them especially area 3 of each hooping. If you wanted to cut your fabrics smaller you could always measure each area and cut them tighter yourself. When designs are createdvwe give a 1/2" seam allowance on each side and top and bottom (More for quilt blocks and runners) of an area is given as this allows for people of all abilities to trim easily. When shapes are on an angle you still have to include that 1/2" each side top and bottom which looks as if more fabric is used than necessary but there isn't. Happy stitching.
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This looks fun and good for all seasons!👍💚🌿😊
It is and a nice masculin design too if you want it to be. I really enjoyed making it and it was quick too as there weren't any thread colour changes. They would make a great gift.
Love working along with Kay she makes it look easy and always explains so well . Thank you Kay
You are so welcome. Thanks for your kind feedback. Happy stitching.
Love it! 😍😍😍😍😍
Glad you like it! Thanks for watching. Happy stitching.
Love this placemat! The design is brilliant!
I am pleased that you like it. I will pass on your kind comment to Heather.
Beautiful fall colors. I can see these placemats in all different colors for holidays and seasons. Problem is too pretty to be eaten on. Thank you for this project.
Thanks Leah. I find that these placemat wash really well so I am not worried about using anything that I make. It would be a shame not to. I have this one on one of my little coffee tables for coffee cups to rest on.
Kay you are so talented. I thank you for the way you make it so easy, no matter how hard it seems. Keep up the great work love watching and learning.
Thanks so much Leona thats very kind of you to say so. Thank you very much for watching your support is very much appreciated. 😊
Thank you Kay!! A lot of work, but well worth it. I love your choice of colours. To make a set of these would make a wonderful bespoke gift. As always, an awesome tutorial. Thank you once again xxx
Thank you Denise, I love autumnal colours.
Amazing. Thank you.
Thank you for watching Suzie. Happy stitching
Such a lovely piece! I just finished doing a bunch of paper work. I'm so grateful to watch this wonderful video that you made. I hope you have a fabulous week ahead! Thank you for posting and your talent.
Thank you very much Brenda! I have a great week.
This is so beautiful. I’m waiting for my 5x7 machine to be delivered. I definitely want to try this. I love your videos. Thank you.
You are very welcome! Enjoy making friends with your new machine. Happy stitching.
I love this design. I’m waiting for my 5x7 machine to be delivered. I want to try making this. Your videos are awesome. Thank you.
I hope that you dont have to wait too long. Thanks for watching. Dont forget to subscribe!
That’s amazing, love your colours
Thank you very much Lorri. 😊
All your designs are amazing! The combination of colors in warm amber shades looks very advantageous with this design. Looks like an amber mosaic. Thanks a lot for your video tutorials!
Thank you! I wasn't keen on the dark brouw centre but I didnt have a reddish clay coloured fabric unfotunately!
@@KaysCutz Amber has a very large palette of colors, including greyish, green and even blue hues. It looks like an amber mosaic to me. My compliments. 🙂
Thank you for the tutorial! It has been very useful in helping this newbie to understand some of the steps that are not as clear in the written instructions. I do have one question though about joining, are they supposed to overlap or just butt at the ends. My greatest difficulty is getting everything to align before doing the satin stitches. I can't really tell if it's aligned with just the zigzag stitches. Any pointers to help with that?
Hi Michelle you always place the stitch line of the joining segment directly on top of the stitch line of the segment that's in the hoop. I hope this helps you. Happy stitching 😊
How long does it take to make one mat approximately?
It depends on your machine, the speed you stitch at and which size you make. It is hard to say but I would say but on my machine Brother V3 about 2 hours as there are seven hoopings. It stitches up pretty quick for such a big piece.
I also have a brother and I wanted to make four of them for some round tables I have just wanted to know how much time I needed to set aside to make them.
Kay your videos are awesome! But the designer didn't think of quilting all of the fabrics and fabric waste.
There is only quilting in middle of pattern. And seems like a lot of waste of fabric.
Hi MaryAnn thank you I am pleased that you enjoy them. The outside spirals dont need any quilting and to be honest, if I had digitized it myself I would not have put any in either not even in the centre as you get a lovely quilted effect from the satin stitching that divides the spirals.
There really isn't a lot of waste. I was using up scraps from another project as you could see from the way I was placing them especially area 3 of each hooping. If you wanted to cut your fabrics smaller you could always measure each area and cut them tighter yourself. When designs are createdvwe give a 1/2" seam allowance on each side and top and bottom (More for quilt blocks and runners) of an area is given as this allows for people of all abilities to trim easily. When shapes are on an angle you still have to include that 1/2" each side top and bottom which looks as if more fabric is used than necessary but there isn't. Happy stitching.