Tutorial - How to Make Designs by JuJu's Fall 1 Table Runner
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- This runner is so easy and fun and it turns out just gorgeous! In this video I'll show tips and tricks to make a beautiful accessory for your home or a great gift!
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Download Zip File and Manage Designs - 06:17
Fabric Prep - 11:45
Embroidery Blocks (Non-applique) - 13:22
Applique Embroidery Blocks - 24:16
Sewing It All Together - 32:34
Finish and Self-bind - 43:37
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This is beautiful. I’ve been wanting a fall-inspired project that’s NOT Halloween.
Me too! We don't do Halloween, but we have fall or Harvest Festival
Your description of how to download and make file folders is very helpful
I'm new to you tube. I've have watched some of you instruction and have learned alot. Thank you for going step by step
That is absolutely stunning and I learned two new tips: the pinning lining up points using two pins and the clipping the bulky ends and ironing them leaving them down while the other sides are ironed up. So clever. I bought the snowman runner and this video is so helpful. Thank you so much.
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Fabulous tutorial. I'm going to download this pattern right now and get started.
Hello Lynda
Awesome tutorial ❤️💕❤️
HI! I’m new to this type of work on my machine, I think I’m gonna love this!!!!!!! Thank you for your great tutorials!
Not sure if you're interested in a tip I've used for years, when using no show mesh (cutaway) I give the pieces a light iron with steam to take care of the shrinkage before I hoop it, nothing worse than finishing a project and going to iron it and it puckers, this way the shrinkage is taken care of!
thank you mine are all puckered :(
Thank you for this great tip! i will try it for sure!
So glad I found your video fora table runner. I’ve never done an in the hoop project and needed a birthday gift for my niece. This is perfect. Thank you so much for doing this video it helped me through this project. Love your videos. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
That's wonderful! I'm sure she'll love it. Now on to more projects! Have fun!
I Love That Table Runner
Awesome,
I learned Tons of things. Thanks.
Beautiful 😍
Thanks for sharing Becky! I always learn so much from you. I am working on Kimberbell’s Broom Hilda Bakery but I think I need to tackle this before I start to put the blocks together. This runner looks like a fun item to learn the assembly process! Thanks again!
I am loving all your videos I am new to embroidery I am so excited to get started on all these beautiful table runners. What low loft batting are you using ?
I prefer my batting to be either an 80/20 or a 100% cotton from LoftSupply.com American made in Texas and the company is owned by a wonderful couple just north of Houston.
Finished the blocks for the Easter Bunny table runner by JuJu . There's direction to stitch in the ditch. What is that referencing? Its not clear to me. I watched both your autumn table runner video and the Nativity runner and no where are you doing that. Appreciate your input. thank you
Stitch in the ditch (SITD) is a term used by quilters to create a quilted effect by stitching exactly between blocks, rows, or columns. It's used to sew the backing to secure the quilt sandwich. It's unseen on the front, but you'll see stitching lines on the back. In this particular project I didn't SITD because it didn't really need it in my opinion. If the backing isn't floppy or droopy, I'll skip it.
Perfect timing. Just started mine today. I wish there was a Scan n Cut cut file for the pumpkin and leaves.
Look in the description…there is a separate video link there that shows how to create the svgs in Embrilliance Essentials!
Ok, Again, great info. I'm an experienced (50 plus? years) sewist on my SEWING machine (almost ALL garment sewing) but new to machine embroidery (and almost nil quilting experience as well). So I've been reading up and watching TH-cam videos - someone recommended yours, and I'm finding them helpful, but I'm still uncertain about stabilizers. You linked to Brothread No Show mesh for this project, AND you recommended to back the backing fabrics with SF101 (I'm familiar with this). In one part of the video you said you forgot to back one of the fabrics, but I'm not sure now if it was the backing or the applique, but I'm assuming it was the backing fabric, since it appears you cut all your applique with your Scan & Cut, so I'm assuming you ALSO backed them with a fusible web of some sort (I'm familiar with these) I checked out reviews of the Brothread and although it had mostly positve reviews, more than one person said it melted when they ironed it. And just to be sure, I'm assuming you do NOT tear or cut this stablizer away? Confused
It's been a minute since that video so now I don't remember either. lol I use SF101 on background fabric and a substrate like HeatNBond Lite on the back of applique fabrics. Anytime you have a heavy satin fill on quilting cottons, the background fabric needs SF101 to prevent puckering from that tug of the tight zigzag stitching. Enjoy! :)
@@PowerToolsWithThread Thanks sew much for replying! I kind of figured you're one busy lady, and I probably wouldn't recieve a reply. So I've got it on the background fabrics. But what about the Brothread No Show mesh. You iron it with no problems? I'm trying to get all my ducks in a row with ordering supplies. Thanks again. I'm considering making this same table runner. That's probably a mistake. 🙄
A beautiful table runner! Such a fun sew talk to listen to while I hand quilt. Thank you for posting this!
Where can I get the pattern/instructions for the large wall hanging behind you in the video?
Years ago my friend! I’ve forgotten. 😂
Also, did you stitch in the ditch once you put the backing on?
I didn't on this particular runner. Once I stitched the backing on with the blanket stitch, it didn't really seem to need it. I would if it were larger.
Where did you get the ironing board fabric? I just need scraps for a school house wall hanging. That would be so perfect.
It's a Moda fabric called Chestnut Street from Fig Tre & Co. It's an old line. Email Christine at JellyRolls2Go.com and see if she has some. Her contact is on her website. Good luck!
Thank you for explaining showing me how to put my embroidery files in the correct place when you purchase downloads I always saved but never new what to do next,. Now I can set up my files like you. So much easier. Love how you explain simple task that seems impossible for me to understand the computer. Love how you explain simple ideas to help us put embroidery designs together. Is it possible to you make files on the computer with a dvds
also?
Oredered my fabric kit (includes backing!! from Rebsfabstash & can't wait for it to arrive so I can get going!
Edit:. My fabric is here! Slightly different than the picture, but still absolutely beautiful
Great video - nice to go step by step so people who have not done this before have an exact idea of how to do this project.
How did you make your lettering labels (A, B, C,…..) that you used to label your fabrics, they’re so cute!!!
That's an embroidery pattern from Embroidery Garden.
What is it called please
Did you quilt your backing material
No ma'am I did not.
I lost my message love all your directions for the Candy Corn Quilt Shop I love Kimberbell and you make it so clear. I would sure like to win the quilt kit from Lady M what a dear she is so share with us Thank you Julie from Ca
Hi Julie
What a fantastic tutorial, Thanks. I learned so much!!
Have you done the busy bee I t h table runner? I have purchased the design but would like to watch you do it for my information.
I have been waiting for you to do a tutorial on this one since I bought the files! Thank you!
Hi Tina
I am in the final piecing stage of this project. I followed the instructions and pieced the center first. Then pieced the side borders. The crosshatching matched up on all except the Blessed borders. It does not look like it matched on the instructions photo either. I e-mailed Designs By Juju a few minutes ago to make sure I didn’t make a mistake somewhere. Did yours match up?
I looked at mine and no, the crosshatching doesn't meet on the end pieces. Hardly noticeable.
Thank You for taking the time to show us step by step on how to make this! It really helps when you are new to Machine Embroidery.
Hello Betty
If you don't have a scan and cut, would you still use a fusible on the appliques?
Thank you fro explaining how to download and save the files.I have messed up so many of mine . Thank you
Hi Charlotte
I'm just getting started with my machine. Is there a way to make this table runner now? I love the pattern.
What is the embroidery tape you used (I don’t see it listed in your Amazon store)?
Here it is! www.amazon.com/dp/B07GSYFRB8?ref=exp_powertoolswiththread_dp_vv_d
The wall hanging on the wall behind you is super cute too.
Hello Charlotte
What appliqué cutter do you recommend?
I have been watching alot of your tutes- they are great! But I have a question and I am hoping you can answer it here>> do I need a scan n cut machine to cut out the applique parts ( other than cut the appliques by hand with sharp scissors)?
You don't necessarily need a cutting machine. It's helpful, but not a requirement. You can always cut them around the tack down stitches.
Thank you will start minenow
Ohhh i just found out you did use SF 101 on backs of all fabric pieces. But why did you also use heat and bond on the appliqué fabric pieces ?
I did not put SF101 on the back of the applique fabrics. Just HNB, :-)
Great tutorial. I couldn't find the Kimberbell embroidery tape dispenser? Thanks
That aqua colored dispenser was only available in a KB Bella Box last year. However, you can get an orange one online. I found one here. www.qualitysewing.com/kimberbell-orange-doodle-paper-tape-dispenser.html
Gorgeous table runner. You did an amazing job.......as always!
Hello how are you doing
I can't find you tutorial for how to do color sorting with Embrilliance! Please tell me where to find it. I just watched it a day ago I thought
I found it and and Thank you so much. This made doing this table runner so much faster and easier for me. Too bad I had already made all of the blank boxs but found in enough time to do all the other boxes.
Your the best
I would like to use my new scan n cut. Since I don't see svg files, is there a tutorial on converting to svg, I think I should use embrilliance?
Yes! Here you go. th-cam.com/video/4w52l-Epo8A/w-d-xo.html
I was interested in how to create the SVG files using embrillance and went to 12:33 which was referenced in this video. but don't see how. Is it some other video? Thank you
I am curious as well as this would be great to do this.
Thanks for the reminder. I uploaded that video and referenced it at 12:33. Sorry for the oversight!
@@PowerToolsWithThread Good info. Thank you!
What kind of tape do you use to hold the fabric down?
Hi Becky, I have enjoyed watching your videos, I am watching your tutorial on how to make a fall table runner. you mentioned how to save your designs, what I want to know is the instructions you gave can they be used with any software, or does it have to be the software that you are using. I have PE Design next that came with my Brother 10 needle machine, and I also have Tool Shed software by Ann The Gran, can I use either one of these programs and if not could you please give me the instructions on how to save my designs?
Generally, all software use the same File/Save As format for saving anything. I'm not a Mac user so I can't speak to that, but for Windows computers, it's usually all the same. Have fun!
Hi Becky, thanks for your speedy reply, I’m fairly new at quilting and embroidery, I have learned so much from watching you and others tutorials. I have a Mac computer and a windows 10 laptop, the Mac is somewhat of a challenge but I’m still learning. I just want to let you know how much I enjoy watching your videos, I hope I can continually email you with questions about quilting, I know you are very busy, but I appreciate your reply whenever you can, thanks, Gloria
I'm sure you have detailed it in another video, but your thread change technique is interesting. I always wonder how much thread I'm wasting. Your way seems like less. I love these runners! I just need someone to tell me what thread and fabric to use. People are so creative - I am not one of those people. lol Thank you for your videos!
Such a wonderful stitch-a-long! Really enjoyed you showing us the process!
Thank you so much!
It's so helpfull and I'm glad your explaination is slow and easy to follow!
My question is, where do I find the file to precut the leafs?
You can create the cut file in Embrilliance Essentials. Here's how: th-cam.com/video/6BqhvacV7n8/w-d-xo.html
Can you please link where I can get an extra large cutting mat like your white one you have under your green mat?
Try megamats.com
I am fairly new to machine embroidery but I’ve watched the video and am confident I can figure it out - except I don’t have a cutting machine (scan and cut) how do I do the appliqué? Do I just embroidery the file and cut it out? Thanks for your help. Love the video!
How do i piece together JuJus Easter Bunny table runner. This was the link that was listed but obviously not the same one
You can use the assembly techniques in this video to assemble all DBJJ runners and placemats.
What did you say you had on the back of your fabric? was it a WSS? I will be doing the embroidery the regular way (trim after sewing), I don't have a cutter for the designs.
When you use your Brother machine to embroider, does your bobbin plastic cover pull up as you stitch? Mine does. It happens even when I do regular stitching (thread painting). If too many layers of stitches are done in the same spot it happens. Also, if my stitching is not really that thick. Maybe more layers of some backings are needed.
I have the sew/embroidery Brother Dreamweaver machine.
No, I've never had that happen. Try some white fabric medical tape to tape the cover down. That should fix it. :)
@@PowerToolsWithThread ok. Will try that
Thank you so much for this tutorial-from beginning to the end you’ve provided so many helpful tips. Enjoy your table runner
Hi Kathy
Your runner is beautiful. I seem to collect autumn colors so this was a perfect project to use all of them. Just waiting for my backing from Rebs. Thank you for all your helpful tips.
Hello Cheryl
Did you spray the backing to the
table runner? Love your youtubes
Nope, I just stitch in the ditch and that seems to work.
Any tips on calculating how much fabric and batting is needed? I bought the snowman runner but it doesn’t give total yardage needed.
That's the disconnect between embroidery and quilting. Hopefully soon they will figure all that out in the directions. I think that table runner would take one yd of background fabric and then scraps for all the applique. The smaller the hoop size the more leftover background fabric you will have.
@@PowerToolsWithThread thanks. I am making the 5x7 and went with a yard for the backing and 1/4 for everything else. I don’t have a lot of scraps. Still building up.
Can you use Embrilliance Essentials to just color sort the threads and cut down on thread changes using the 6x10 hoop? I know there's no room to move them further apart, but if I can do all the tack downs, than both blocks of the cross hack stitching Great!
You bet! Color sorting will work for what you need.
Power Tools with Thread
Do you have a tutorial on doing just that?
Many thanks for all the many tutorials. We have learned so some from you!
Question if I made this one and I want to sale it for how much should it go thanks I love all ur videos
That's a tough one. I usually will look at total stitch counts for a project, figure out how long that it takes to make (my machine will tell you how many minutes for the stitch out) and then use that time multiplied by 2 because if the machine says it takes 15 minutes to stitch then it will take 30 to complete (prep, batting trimming, thread breaks, etc.). I have to determine what I deserve for my work as an hourly wage. This took a total of about 6 hours to make and I'd want at least $10 an hour so at least $60 and that's just my time. That doesn't take into account my supplies: fabric, stabilizer, SF101, thread, machine, etc. To me, making these to sell is not worth the effort for the amount of money people are willing to pay. Instead, they are a labor of love. I'd put a $75 price tag on it but it would never sell for that.
Can you tell me what brand of stabilizer you use to hoop the designs?
Here's what I used. amzn.to/3HeRhUx
How pretty is that I just purchased some of JuJu's designs and you where the first to find thank you 😊
I noticed you pulled the yellow thread through, did you tie off the new color at the top of the machine since you were using the 20 spool thread stand?
I feel that some projects look nice puckered, it depends of the design.
Thank you for this tutorial I always learn something new like your tip for the self binding using the tape and folding the fabric to embroider 2 blocks on one hoop💖💕🤗
I searched online for the Isacord thread color name and #, and could not find most of them associated with this table runner. Is there a list with thread numbers.
What stabilizer did you use?
I used a no show poly mesh in the hoop and SF101 on the back of the fabrics. Check my Amazon store for the one I use. amazon.com/shop/powertoolswiththread
Never mind…found out it is no show poly mesh later in the video. Thank you…
Will there be a fabric kit for the snow man table runner just released by juju?? Really interested.
Do you have a tutorial on the fusible iron on? Was a bit confusing here..
Just iron SF101 on the back of all your fabrics except the applique fabric for the leaves and pumpkins. You can get it at Walmart. Follow mfg directions.
This is a beautiful runner. I really appreciate the detail steps in this project. I recently purchased my first embroidery machine but because of covid my dealer isn't offering classes. I am learning everything from Utube. Thank you for sharing!!
Juju’s instruction suggested a stitch in the ditch to attach the top to the backing fabric. I noticed that you did not do this step on yours. Is there a good reason to skip this
Not a good one no...I'm lazy? How's that for a reason? LOL :) I would STID in a larger project, but since this one was self-bound, I found it really didn't need it. If I was putting on a traditional binding, I certainly would to hold it all together. Thanks for watching!
@@PowerToolsWithThread thanks so much for your reply. And, thanks also for putting this video to show me tips and tricks. I am a beginner in embroidery and sewing and always welcome this type of video instructions from a long time sewer and embroiderer.
Yo no entiendo nada de su idioma pero me gusta ber los bordado que hace yo también soy bordadora que Dios la bendiga por su arte
you have inspired me to try a table runner, but do I understand that there is no quilting on the back side ?
I have been searching for months for a step by step video like this. I am new to embroidery and quilting and have been intimidate to start because all videos I have watched assumed I know more than I do. I am going to purchase this and follow your video to complete. Thank you from a beginner for doing this video. I hope you do more step by step videos. I feel confident to start using my machine now.
Dumb question here because for as long as I've been machine embroidering, (1995), I should know this. I've looked online & don't get a good answer.
I have Steam a Seam 2 (a lot of it!). Becky notes to use Heat & Bond (i have none)
Can I use either one, or is there a difference?
TIA
I don't think they are the same. HNB melds itself to the back of the fabric like a plastic. SAS is temporary and can come off.
Love the video. What is the name of the letter and numbers little squares that you use? I need to get them!!
Beautiful table runner Becky! 🍁🍂🍁🍂🍁🍂
Hi Cindy
Lots of good information. Thank you. I think I am ready to tackle one of these
Fabulous video!
Hello 👋
Becky, i never thought of using parchment paper. Cool - for when I can’t locate my pressing cloth! Thanks
I am totally new to ITH. Have just retired from teaching and I want to learn to do more than just embroidery names. Love your video!! You said that you used scan and cut to do the leaves. I have a Cricut. Will that work? I made notes watching your video so I can get my needed supplies.
I used the SNC because I created svg files using Embrilliance software. So yes, if you can get the placement lines made into svg files, then your Cricut will cut them. Here's how I did it. My link to Embrilliance is under the video. Use coupon code THANKFUL22 for 10% off thru 12-4-22. th-cam.com/video/4w52l-Epo8A/w-d-xo.html
Perfect directions! I am a beginner and this was so helpful!
Thanks for the info!! Great teacher, plan on making many of the JUJU projects!
WhT can’t I find your Amazon’s store or the links you said you have in this video?
Amazon.com/shop/powertoolswiththread
Thank you…I am thinking about getting the Embrilliance..
Loved this video. You are so wonderful. Talented and very intelligent. Thank you.
Love this table runner. Have been wanting to do ITH projects for some time. You made it look so easy. I have to purchase this project and make it. Thank you SO much!!!
Love it
Soooo helpful to see how you actually moved the files. Thank you, and it is so pretty!
I really appreciate you showing details of how to download and organize your files I never can get anyone to show me that I haven’t done it but I think with your instructions it seems simple I’ll find out I could never download and get my downloads so maybe now I can thank you so much I appreciate everything you do you are one smart lady common sense for a simple ones thank you
❤
Thank you for sharing this wonderfully helpful tutorial. Just finished my Fall table runner.
As always you do not leave anything to wonder about, Thank you so much,
Great specific instructions! Very calming as I listened to organizing fabrics. This is an over all learning experience.
Gorgeous! I love that table runner. Thank you, Becky, for walking us through the steps. Have a wonderful week. Diane
Becky, what iron are you using?
It's a Sappiro 527 Gravity Fed iron. It's in my Amazon store linked in the Description Box.
You out did yourself!! I didn't think it was possible for you to give a better tutorial yours are all so great. This one is excellent. Thank you Thank you I have forwarded it to a friend who is just learning machine embroidery on her Solaris II. 😀
Thank you so much!
How many layers of stabilizer do you use?
Do we order the kit from you?😊😊😊😊
Nope! There's a link in the Description Box to RebsFabStash to get the kit. :)
That is a re!ally cute table runner! Might have to get that one....
Question: for the fabric that has no appliqué, did you apply SF 101 to the back?
No, I wasn't clear in the video. I should have said all the background fabrics have SF101 on them. The applique fabrics were only backed with HNB. Sorry for the confusion.