Well, this is probably too old for you to see my comment but, if you do, please tell your family that I totally hit the subscribe button because of them! I have watched a couple of videos and liked them but felt I was just overloaded on subscribed channels and didn’t want anymore. But I had to cave after seeing the delightful effort of family and pillows!! Cutest thing ever! And I would have eventually anyway because you have great, succinct, clear instructions and I do appreciate it!
Hi Magistra. I'm glad you enjoyed the video, and that you felt my family is entertaining. They are a lot of fun. Thanks for subscribing. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
I can't wait to make this tablerunner for my youngest sister!! She wants a tablerunner for each month as a housewarming gift. I have watched all of your tablerunner videos this last weekend!! Thank you so much for taking the time to teach us all!! Peace, love and many blessings, Vicki
I love how you explain everything so clearly and at a normal pace. You make it look possible to make. Thank you. Your husband is funny. Glad your family supports you and as involved in the video 👍
Excellent instructions! After watching, I really feel that I can do one of these with a beautiful Moda Christmas jelly roll I bought. Your step-by-step explanation is really wonderful! Thanks for the diagrams too!
I used this pattern for a Thanksgiving table runner, the center was a cooked turkey, and the other pieces were of corn on the cob, place settings and pumpkin pie. All was orange and brown and gold. I love how it came out. I want to make more, it turned out BEAUTIFUL.
This is the best instructional video! Going slowly like this helps a self taught sewer understand how to execute these supposedly simple things. Thank you!
I just love these instructions and all your little comments! Thank you so much for this! You've made it very straightforward but I also love the little tricks you do to make sure it is clean and precise. Can't wait to do my table runner. Thank you again!!
Wow!! Cute idea for a runner and use of my collection of jelly rolls. However, I listened to you about the cutting and did my stack n wack method of cutting the pieces, and cut the fabrics C,D,E -- all 8 at 5 1/5 inches as you stated instead of the 15 1/2 as it should have been. So to everyone, lol, please take a screenshot of the cutting requirements so you dont make my mistake. What a great video and such an awesome project. Thank you for taking the your time and doing an excellent job of explaining it all.
Hi Sherrill and Manny! Jelly rolls are sometimes too beautiful to open. Your table runner tutorial is awesome! Love your tips and advice. Thanks Carol.
Love the revised video!!! This table runner was a LOT of fun to make! I’ll definitely be making more! Thank you so much for your awesome talent and being so detailed with your videos! Can’t wait to make more things! :)
Hello! Love the table runner, and thank you for your time in teaching us how to make such a pretty project. The captions are awesome. As I use my screenshot capability to help me with important note about the project. As always, your vlogs are fun, and your family is awesome!!
I also have had surgery for a hole in the macula. I still have my sight. You’re a very courageous woman who was given lemons in life. So you just made lemonade!!! Be proud of yourself and keep your very clear videos coming.
Good instructions and demo. I personally would quilt it as you go vs quilt in the ditch after assembly and add binding. But if you don't like to bind then this methods good too.
I would just like to suggest that you say wrong side of fabric face up or face down or right side of fabric face up or face down instead of saying face up or face down. To me that is confusing for newbies. Very nice project and very attractive. Thanks for sharing the tutorial.
Hi Kitty. It is around 42" to 44" long. If you want it longer, just keep adding on more strips. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching💗 and happy sewing😍
I love the colors and patterns of the fabric in this! So perfect for Valentine’s Day. Can that particular jelly roll be purchased? I was hoping to find it at Walmart but have not found it. The way you put that together is gorgeous! Thank you!
Hi Kay. I would look at some of the internet fabric shops: Fat Quarter Shop, Missouri Star Quilt Company, fabric.com, equilter.com. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing.
Hi Kim. Yes you can change the pattern to suit your needs. You will have to decide how you want to connect the 3 squares. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching, 💗 and happy sewing. 😍
Hi Ann. After completing the top place it over your fabric for the back and interfacing. Then trace/cut around the top fabric. All 3 layers are cut the same size. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
I’ve started placing the strips on but once I get down to the second e strip it’s not long enough to go all the way across the length of the strip d before it. I know I’ve done something wrong but can’t quite figure it out from your instructions. Can you please help me out with this? Thanks!
Hi Leah. I bought this a few years ago. Don't remember where. You can find a larger selection of jelly rolls on the internet. Try Missouri Star Quilt Company, Fat Quarter Shop, equilter.com, fabric.com, etc. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing.
I'm following this video step by step and the first side is just perfect. However, I cannot for the life of me figure out how to put the strips on the second half. Do you have a video for the second side just like you did for the first? I"ve tried several times to put the first strip #C on the second side and have had to seam rip it off twice. It just isn't working for me for some reason. Any suggestions would really help me. This is the first time I've ever worked with the strips.
Hi Peggy. To make the other half of the table runner repeat the same steps that was done for the first half. I want to help -- tell me exactly what is wrong -- is the strip too long or too short? All the strips are cut longer, and then when all is stitched, the strips are then trimmed. Thanks for watching.
@@TheSewingRoomChannel I can't figure out where to put the first strip on the second half. I've tried several times to place it but it's not working for me. I think I will make another 1st side and somehow place them end to end to make my own version of a table runner. I love your videos and the way you make it look easy for a beginner sewer like me.
Hi there, how are you and Manny doing? During the holidays, I made a table runner taking your instruction on how to put it together. It came out beautiful, but no binding and no quilting, just turn inside out. That is what I wanted. My question to you is, Is it to late to quilt it already done?They want to put it in the washer. Do you have any advice before it goes in the washer. I really don’t want it ruin. I watch all of your videos and you quilt before putting it together. Wish I would of done that. Any advice would be appreciated. ,
Hi Bethzaida. I'm confused - who wants to wash it? Is it dirty? If it is dirty, I recommend spot cleaning - don't put it in the washing machine or the dryer. Yes, you can still do decorative stitching even after it is all done. You can do "stitch in the ditch". Here is a link to a video that shows some decorative stitch patterns that are easy to do on your sewing machine. Go to about 12 minutes into the video for the stitch patterns. th-cam.com/video/csQAE4kOZi8/w-d-xo.html Thanks for watching, and happy sewing.
Hello I do enjoy your tutorials. I am wondering what the measurement of your Centre square is. You show the 3/8” coming just past the corner from the B fabric and this is 6” from your Centre post it notes. When I do this 6” cuts through the Centre of fabric B. Thanks
Sandy Payne I know this response is 5 months late, but if you pause at 5:48, the text shows that the middle square “A” measures 7.5 inches 👍🏻 hope this helped!
I think you need 4 2.5" X 8" strips for the center, the cutting chart says 2. Also if you use heavy interfacing on all the strips before you sew them together, won't they will be difficult to iron as your sewing them?? Just wondering if anyone can answer this.
I do have to add that when you are putting your b through e fabrics on, if you have designs that need to be right side up, make note of that when you’re putting it together haha! I had a design with owls on my fabric and some were upside down lol...but luckily I caught it for the rest of the runner so only one strip has an upside down owl pattern haha! Otherwise great weekend project!!!
I cant figure out how to do the second half? There are no instructions...it just says do the same thing but one side is overlapping and doesn't look right. Is there another video I can watch?
I'm having the same issue. With the excess fabric off the sides of the square on the 1st side, when starting the 2nd side, so i sew over those? that part isn't explained in the video.
Hi Debbie. After many years of sewing projects involving strips of fabric I have learned to cut the strips slightly longer than necessary. Often when stitching 2 pieces of fabric together the stitches will tighten up the fabric along the seam. When measuring the finished seam is it slightly shorter than when you started sewing it. So by cutting the strip slightly longer it gives me that little extra fabric to keep the fabric/seam in the desired finished length. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
Hi Eugenie. This table runner is very advanced. Here are 2 other table runners that are easier. If you have very little sewing experience, do the beginner table runner. Beginner table runner: th-cam.com/video/NpQ0vGHtPt4/w-d-xo.html Intermediate table runner: th-cam.com/video/cqnpW6kIU6Y/w-d-xo.html Hope this helps. Thanks for watching💗and happy sewing😍
Well, this is probably too old for you to see my comment but, if you do, please tell your family that I totally hit the subscribe button because of them! I have watched a couple of videos and liked them but felt I was just overloaded on subscribed channels and didn’t want anymore. But I had to cave after seeing the delightful effort of family and pillows!! Cutest thing ever! And I would have eventually anyway because you have great, succinct, clear instructions and I do appreciate it!
Hi Magistra. I'm glad you enjoyed the video, and that you felt my family is entertaining. They are a lot of fun. Thanks for subscribing. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
I can't wait to make this tablerunner for my youngest sister!! She wants a tablerunner for each month as a housewarming gift. I have watched all of your tablerunner videos this last weekend!! Thank you so much for taking the time to teach us all!! Peace, love and many blessings, Vicki
Hi Vicki. Glad you liked the table runner. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. Merry Christmas😍
I love how you explain everything so clearly and at a normal pace. You make it look possible to make. Thank you. Your husband is funny. Glad your family supports you and as involved in the video 👍
Hi Noemi. Glad the jelly roll table runner tutorial was helpful. Thanks for watching💗and happy sewing😍
I'm planning on making this for a Christmas gift. I find your tutorial very clear and straightforward.
Hi User-jz4w. Thanks for watching💗and happy sewing😍
Excellent instructions! After watching, I really feel that I can do one of these with a beautiful Moda Christmas jelly roll I bought. Your step-by-step explanation is really wonderful! Thanks for the diagrams too!
Hi Gale. Glad the jelly roll table runner was helpful. Thanks for watching💗 and happy sewing😍
I used this pattern for a Thanksgiving table runner, the center was a cooked turkey, and the other pieces were of corn on the cob, place settings and pumpkin pie. All was orange and brown and gold. I love how it came out. I want to make more, it turned out BEAUTIFUL.
Hi Nany. I am so glad you made this table runner. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
THANK YOU!!! Explaining each step slowly and with clear instructions is a lifesaver for me as a beginning quilter.
This is the best instructional video! Going slowly like this helps a self taught sewer understand how to execute these supposedly simple things. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
I’m so happy I found your channel. I love it
Hi Cheryl. Glad the sewing tutorials are helpful. Happy sewing. 😍💗
I love how you teach! Lovely family and your hubby is truly your greatest cheerleader!
I just love these instructions and all your little comments! Thank you so much for this! You've made it very straightforward but I also love the little tricks you do to make sure it is clean and precise. Can't wait to do my table runner. Thank you again!!
Hi Nicole. Glad you liked the jelly roll table runner. Thanks for watching, happy sewing, and happy new year. 😍
Beautiful job as always! Thank you for sharing your wonderful talents.
Wow!! Cute idea for a runner and use of my collection of jelly rolls. However, I listened to you about the cutting and did my stack n wack method of cutting the pieces, and cut the fabrics C,D,E -- all 8 at 5 1/5 inches as you stated instead of the 15 1/2 as it should have been. So to everyone, lol, please take a screenshot of the cutting requirements so you dont make my mistake.
What a great video and such an awesome project. Thank you for taking the your time and doing an excellent job of explaining it all.
Hi Tammy. Been there done that. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing.
Hi Sherrill and Manny! Jelly rolls are sometimes too beautiful to open. Your table runner tutorial is awesome! Love your tips and advice. Thanks Carol.
Love the revised video!!! This table runner was a LOT of fun to make! I’ll definitely be making more! Thank you so much for your awesome talent and being so detailed with your videos! Can’t wait to make more things! :)
Hello! Love the table runner, and thank you for your time in teaching us how to make such a pretty project.
The captions are awesome. As I use my screenshot capability to help me with important note about the project.
As always, your vlogs are fun, and your family is awesome!!
I also have had surgery for a hole in the macula. I still have my sight. You’re a very courageous woman who was given lemons in life. So you just made lemonade!!! Be proud of yourself and keep your very clear videos coming.
Thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️
I love how you explain step by step ...thank you!!
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching! 😀
Excellent step by step explanation of pattern!!!! Can’t wait to make this!!!!
Have fun! Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
Good instructions and demo. I personally would quilt it as you go vs quilt in the ditch after assembly and add binding. But if you don't like to bind then this methods good too.
Thanks for watching💗and Merry Christmas😍
Beautiful tablerunner!!
Great video! I’m going to do this but I think I’m going to quilt as you go. I’m not any good with that part. Thanks for the video. Beautiful job.
That sound like another option for me. I am also not good with the straight in the ditch thing.
Very beautiful & great tutorial. Thanks 🙏 I like your all the videos & learn many things.
Thank you very much. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
Excellent step by step explanation of pattern!! Can’t wait to make this!’n
Hope you enjoy it! Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
I love your video! And you´ve inspired me to make a beautiful Table Runner.
Hi Thania. I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
I just love your videos.
love this project! Thank you for the lessons!
Thanks for watching. Happy New Year. 😍
You are so talented and this table runner is beautiful! Thank you so much!!
Thank you so much!
I would just like to suggest that you say wrong side of fabric face up or face down or right side of fabric face up or face down instead of saying face up or face down. To me that is confusing for newbies. Very nice project and very attractive. Thanks for sharing the tutorial.
Thank you so much for sharing your experience
Hi MisrMasr. Glad you liked the jelly roll table runner tutorial. Thanks for watching💗and happy sewing😍
Loved this video. Great job!
Love ❤️ your table runner
Thanks I’ve just made one!
I love this table runner; thank you! Could you please tell me the finished size?
Hi Kitty. It is around 42" to 44" long. If you want it longer, just keep adding on more strips. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching💗 and happy sewing😍
Hi, I was wondering if you have ever done a jelly roll rug? I am considering making one but your tutorials are super help full.thanks
Not yet! 😀
It is awesome ! I would love to try to make this
Any suggestions for using the fabric trimmed from the table runner?
Absolutely gorgeous looking❣️❣️❣️
I love the colors and patterns of the fabric in this! So perfect for Valentine’s Day. Can that particular jelly roll be purchased? I was hoping to find it at Walmart but have not found it. The way you put that together is gorgeous! Thank you!
Hi Kay. I would look at some of the internet fabric shops: Fat Quarter Shop, Missouri Star Quilt Company, fabric.com, equilter.com.
Thanks for watching, and happy sewing.
you can also take a screen shot and save it to your computer really cute so pretty thank you for the video
This would look great in St paddy’s jelly roll with fussy cut shamrock as center fabric
Great idea. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
Cute runner, lots of possibilities with this one! Love your 'helpers'! Who is Jamie?
Hi NoTV. He is my wonderful son-in-law. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing.
Very good.
Thanks Manuela. Happy sewing. 😍
Do you think it would be possible to use 3 of the large A fabric squares in the runner instead of all the stripes?
Hi Kim. Yes you can change the pattern to suit your needs. You will have to decide how you want to connect the 3 squares. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching, 💗 and happy sewing. 😍
Great video. Do you have a pattern for cutting the back and batting pieces? Thank you!
Hi Ann. After completing the top place it over your fabric for the back and interfacing. Then trace/cut around the top fabric. All 3 layers are cut the same size. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
I’ve started placing the strips on but once I get down to the second e strip it’s not long enough to go all the way across the length of the strip d before it. I know I’ve done something wrong but can’t quite figure it out from your instructions. Can you please help me out with this? Thanks!
You guys are too funny, great tutorial
I want to add another fabric but I'm not sure how it will change the measurements. Any suggestions?
Pretty table runner. Can I ask where you found your Valentine jelly roll?
Hi Leah. I bought this a few years ago. Don't remember where. You can find a larger selection of jelly rolls on the internet. Try Missouri Star Quilt Company, Fat Quarter Shop, equilter.com, fabric.com, etc.
Thanks for watching, and happy sewing.
I'm following this video step by step and the first side is just perfect. However, I cannot for the life of me figure out how to put the strips on the second half. Do you have a video for the second side just like you did for the first? I"ve tried several times to put the first strip #C on the second side and have had to seam rip it off twice. It just isn't working for me for some reason. Any suggestions would really help me. This is the first time I've ever worked with the strips.
Hi Peggy. To make the other half of the table runner repeat the same steps that was done for the first half. I want to help -- tell me exactly what is wrong -- is the strip too long or too short? All the strips are cut longer, and then when all is stitched, the strips are then trimmed. Thanks for watching.
@@TheSewingRoomChannel I can't figure out where to put the first strip on the second half. I've tried several times to place it but it's not working for me. I think I will make another 1st side and somehow place them end to end to make my own version of a table runner. I love your videos and the way you make it look easy for a beginner sewer like me.
Hi there, how are you and Manny doing? During the holidays, I made a table runner taking your instruction on how to put it together. It came out beautiful, but no binding and no quilting, just turn inside out. That is what I wanted. My question to you is, Is it to late to quilt it already done?They want to put it in the washer. Do you have any advice before it goes in the washer. I really don’t want it ruin. I watch all of your videos and you quilt before putting it together. Wish I would of done that. Any advice would be appreciated.
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Hi Bethzaida. I'm confused - who wants to wash it? Is it dirty? If it is dirty, I recommend spot cleaning - don't put it in the washing machine or the dryer. Yes, you can still do decorative stitching even after it is all done. You can do "stitch in the ditch". Here is a link to a video that shows some decorative stitch patterns that are easy to do on your sewing machine. Go to about 12 minutes into the video for the stitch patterns. th-cam.com/video/csQAE4kOZi8/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for watching, and happy sewing.
Perfect! Found 2 Christmas jelly rolls and that is the design I wanted! Hope you and Manny are well. Beautiful kids too ❤
Hello I do enjoy your tutorials. I am wondering what the measurement of your Centre square is. You show the 3/8” coming just past the corner from the B fabric and this is 6” from your Centre post it notes. When I do this 6” cuts through the Centre of fabric B. Thanks
Sandy Payne I know this response is 5 months late, but if you pause at 5:48, the text shows that the middle square “A” measures 7.5 inches 👍🏻 hope this helped!
Can I change the size of the midday square
Middle square
You say CDE (8) 2 1/2 X 5 1/2 and wrote (8 2 1/2 X 15 1/2) which one is it? Hard to read.
I think you need 4 2.5" X 8" strips for the center, the cutting chart says 2. Also if you use heavy interfacing on all the strips before you sew them together, won't they will be difficult to iron as your sewing them?? Just wondering if anyone can answer this.
you need two 8 inch and two 11 1/2 inch in order to border the A fabric. don't use four 8 inch to cover fabric A, you will not cover the entire square
This looks like it could be a quilt as you go pattern.
I have done a very similar QAYG version.
you can take screenshots on a computer as well ;-)
I do have to add that when you are putting your b through e fabrics on, if you have designs that need to be right side up, make note of that when you’re putting it together haha! I had a design with owls on my fabric and some were upside down lol...but luckily I caught it for the rest of the runner so only one strip has an upside down owl pattern haha! Otherwise great weekend project!!!
I cant figure out how to do the second half? There are no instructions...it just says do the same thing but one side is overlapping and doesn't look right. Is there another video I can watch?
I am having the exact same problem! Help!
I'm having the same issue. With the excess fabric off the sides of the square on the 1st side, when starting the 2nd side, so i sew over those? that part isn't explained in the video.
C, D & E shows 15-1/2”. You said 5-1/2”. Which is correct?
Hi Stormy. I miss-spoke . The sizes written are the paper is correct 15 1/2". Sorry for the confusion. Thanks for watching💗and happy sewing😍
The 7 1/2 in.² is in the middle why would you make the length of the strips 8 inches?
Hi Debbie. After many years of sewing projects involving strips of fabric I have learned to cut the strips slightly longer than necessary. Often when stitching 2 pieces of fabric together the stitches will tighten up the fabric along the seam. When measuring the finished seam is it slightly shorter than when you started sewing it. So by cutting the strip slightly longer it gives me that little extra fabric to keep the fabric/seam in the desired finished length. I hope this helps. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
Costaria muito de pider ter esses tecidos meu nome e regina
Sem legendas em português, que pena 💔
We will try to have the legendas em portugues.
Merry Christmas. Thanks for watching, and happy sewing. 😍
Use measured strips and you will have less wasted material😳
Hi Helen. Thanks for watching💗 and happy sewing😍
Aside from your hand being very distracting, I like the idea here.
Very confusing direction.
Hi Eugenie. This table runner is very advanced. Here are 2 other table runners that are easier. If you have very little sewing experience, do the beginner table runner.
Beginner table runner: th-cam.com/video/NpQ0vGHtPt4/w-d-xo.html
Intermediate table runner: th-cam.com/video/cqnpW6kIU6Y/w-d-xo.html
Hope this helps. Thanks for watching💗and happy sewing😍