Hi Nan3rd I am really pleased that you enjoyed this video, I have over 200 more that you may enjoy on my channel so I hope you enjoy some of them too. Happy stitching, welcome to my channel and I do hope that you subscribe and share for more.
Another fantastic tutorial. Watching them helps to help me decide to purchase if slightly undecided. Thanks for all the delightful designs and tutorials, top site KK.
Excellent video....thank you. I wanted to see it being made before purchasing, and will now purchase directly from your link to give you credit. Repetition is the best way to learn...thank you for being so specific in your detailed explanation. I've subscribed to your channel and am sure I'll enjoy watching more of your tutorials.
2 questions: 1. can you make this longer by adding more part B's? and 2. not really a question, but I've never seen anyone use tape to clean up the fuzzy bits, and I think its just brilliant! thanks for the new knowledge (its always the simple things that elude me :D
Hi Rimedade no the runner is stitch in 4 hooping for each size available. You would stitch the 8x12 size with that size hoop as you are limited to the 200 width of your hoop, the runner would end up at 8.8 inch high and 22 inch long. You can find all the relevant information on the product page here: www.kreativekiwiembroidery.co.nz/product/In-the-hoop-Celtic-Table-Runner.html
Excuse the beginners question, I have just bought the design and realised that my machine hoop arm is on the opposite side, so on the right. Can I just rotate the design by 180 deg or mirror vertically for each file before stitching? I have a Janome MC550E.
I don't have your machine so I am not 100 % sure but theoretically yes you can rotate each file. If you want to know for certain I advise you to either ask on Kreative Kiwi Embroidery Facebook group as I know quite a few people have the same machine as you or email Heather she designed this runner and will be able to help you.
Excellent video. In reading the instructions, it indicates 2 pieces (per hooping) of MAIN FABRIC, and only 1 piece of the 2nd ACCENT FABRIC. Yet, in this video, it appears you are using 2 pieces of the ACCENT FABRIC (front/back) per hooping. I'm confused with how many I should cut, as I don't want to waste fabric. Are the written directions correct or am I misreading them? Thanks!
I just found you today, Kay. Happy, happy day! I am new to machine applique and embroidery (the by hand versions if which nearly made me give up ALL sewing. Jave you made this longer to incorporate into a bed quilt or altered for a pillow?
Welcome to my channel Morgan I am pleased that you have found it. I hope you find it informative and it helps you make friends with your embroidery machine. I havent made mine longer but many have, you just keep repeating the third hooping with file C until it is long enough and finish with D. Happy stitching.
@@helenwingate5424 in the instructions there is her email address, send her an email. Just a thought but have you re-download the files from your KK account in case there has been an update? I advise before stitching anything out to re-download the file in case there have been updates or amendments.
@@helenwingate5424 I have checked the 8x12 files and they are all correct and all line up. There isnt any extra row of stitching either so I suggest that you check that all the file sizes you are using are all 8x12s its easy to slect the wrong size, we have all done it, check that you havent mixed up the two end files file A and D. Make sure you havent opened any of the files in any software before loading them onto your USB key. If you have redownload the files, unzip them, put the file you are going to stitch directly onto your USB key and load it into your machine. Software can alter the files including the dimension even it you do nothing to the file to change it. If you are still having problems then as I have suggested before email Heather as it is her design and she can advise you better than me. I hope this helps.
Thank you Kay. Fabulous Video. I did an extra “C” section and one spot did not get a zigzag on the raw edges or the final finishing Satin Stitch. I am thinking that I should secure that bit with Steam a Seam. Do you think doing so will keep it secure enough or would you suggest a different product?
Hi, I have never used steam a seam as it isn't available in my country and also not having seen your join I cant say. I suggest that if you think it might work to try it. Sorry I cannot be of more help. I will give you a bit of advice though, whenever you do the zigzagging of a join, always double check that everything has been caught before you go any further . If it hasn't, unpick the ZZ stitching, reposition the joining segment and then stitch that colour again. If you do use steam a seam to fix the issue please let me know if it works.
Hi, Thank you for your quick response and helpful tip. I assumed that when I added on the the next section, the edge would be completed. I will email you and include a photo. I made the full runner in contrast Valentine fabric, I also only quilted the holes/windows on sections A & D. I love the Celtic design. Another thank you for designing this lovely product plus the option to extend the length if one desires to do so. In closing, I must add, that when I removed the stabilizer and my runner dried, the unfinished edge fused. So I will need to remember to fuse this edge permanently after laundering. Have a great day.
kan je enkel a en d gebruiken om een onder zetter te krijgen? ik vindt deze zo mooi , staat in mijn to do lijstje. dank je wel voor de helpende video en altijd heel duidelijke beschrijvingen. groetjes uit Antwerpen , België
I am confused. Is the video demonstrating "reversible" ? You are adding backing fabric since the beginning of the video and at 14:-01 you say "if you are doing reversible" add your backing fabric. I was under the impression You are doing reversible since the beginning of the video.
Hi Regina yes I am demonstrating the reversible version but I think you misheard me, if you listen again I actually said "if you are doing the plainer version on the back rather than the reversible, you're now going to add your backing fabric". I hope this clears up any confusion. Happy stitching
I love your videos Kay. You break things down so it is easy to follow. I only wish you would wear long sleeves when your cat beats you up, I find it disturbing.
I am pleased that you like my videos @Cricutlass, thank you for your kind feedback. My skin is not caused by my cat beating me up, unfortunately it is caused by my medication. My skin heals much quicker when it is exposed to fresh air. I am very sorry if I cause you any offence or distress.
Such a lovely piece. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you Brenda, Heather did a great job putting it together. It looks fabulous on my cabinet.
Awesome job as always 👍
Thank you!
Great tutorial! I love YOUR tutorials
Thank you Debbie. Happy stitching.
Forgot to say your videos are great and so clear to understand, Thank you.
You're welcome Denis. I'm pleased you like them. Happy stitching.
Fabulous 👏👏👏
Thank you I am pleased you like it. Thanks for watching and happy stitching 🤗
Great video and step by step explanation! Never have seen anything like this!
Hi Nan3rd I am really pleased that you enjoyed this video, I have over 200 more that you may enjoy on my channel so I hope you enjoy some of them too. Happy stitching, welcome to my channel and I do hope that you subscribe and share for more.
You are an absolute genious!
I am pleased your enjoyed this video. Happy stitching Arlene.
That table runner is absolutely gorgeous. I HAVE to make it and with the married surname O'Malley it's a definite!
Absolutely you must 😊. Happy stitching.
Another fantastic tutorial. Watching them helps to help me decide to purchase if slightly undecided. Thanks for all the delightful designs and tutorials, top site KK.
I am pleased that you find them helpful. Thanks for watching. Happy stitching. 🙂
This is wonderful
Thanks for watching I am pleased you like it. Happy stitching.
Merci, la vidéo est très instructive. Cela va me permettre de réussir cette broderie.
Je suis contente que vous la trouvez utile. Je vous souhait une bonne seance de broderie. 😊
Just love your videos thank you for taking the time to do them for us.
My pleasure! I am pleased you like them Linda
Thanks Kay!
You're welcome Connie. Thanks for watching.
love it love it love it
Thank you and happy stitching Helen.
I only jus noticed you’ve already answered that question thanks for a lovely tutorial xx
You’re welcome 😊
Such a great tutorial!
Thanks Maureen I am pleased you enjoyed it. Happy stitching.
Thank you Kay!! As always, an awesome tutorial. I LOVE anything Celtic. The clean lines just appeal to me. Thanks for sharing xxxx
You're welcome Denise! The lines do look nice and clean don't they. Happy stitching.
Excellent video....thank you. I wanted to see it being made before purchasing, and will now purchase directly from your link to give you credit. Repetition is the best way to learn...thank you for being so specific in your detailed explanation. I've subscribed to your channel and am sure I'll enjoy watching more of your tutorials.
Thank you and welcome to my channel Alice. I hope that it serves you well. Thanks for watching and happy stitching.
Beautiful
Thank you and thanks for watching.
Could this be made longer pls Kay?
It sure can.. Stitch A then B then as many C's as you need, then D. Happy stitching
2 questions: 1. can you make this longer by adding more part B's? and 2. not really a question, but I've never seen anyone use tape to clean up the fuzzy bits, and I think its just brilliant! thanks for the new knowledge (its always the simple things that elude me :D
Hi Kristin. Yes just repeat file C until it is as long as you need. Thanks for watching I am pleased that you enjoyed this video. Happy stitching.
What type of cutter are you using please?
@@royskinner192 I use a rotary cutter to cut my fabrics and to trim in the hoop I am using squizzors.
@@KaysCutz tk you :
if we have a large 360x200 frame is it possible to do it at once thank you
Hi Rimedade no the runner is stitch in 4 hooping for each size available. You would stitch the 8x12 size with that size hoop as you are limited to the 200 width of your hoop, the runner would end up at 8.8 inch high and 22 inch long. You can find all the relevant information on the product page here:
www.kreativekiwiembroidery.co.nz/product/In-the-hoop-Celtic-Table-Runner.html
Excuse the beginners question, I have just bought the design and realised that my machine hoop arm is on the opposite side, so on the right.
Can I just rotate the design by 180 deg or mirror vertically for each file before stitching?
I have a Janome MC550E.
I don't have your machine so I am not 100 % sure but theoretically yes you can rotate each file. If you want to know for certain I advise you to either ask on Kreative Kiwi Embroidery Facebook group as I know quite a few people have the same machine as you or email Heather she designed this runner and will be able to help you.
Excellent video. In reading the instructions, it indicates 2 pieces (per hooping) of MAIN FABRIC, and only 1 piece of the 2nd ACCENT FABRIC. Yet, in this video, it appears you are using 2 pieces of the ACCENT FABRIC (front/back) per hooping. I'm confused with how many I should cut, as I don't want to waste fabric. Are the written directions correct or am I misreading them? Thanks!
If you make it reversible then you will use two, one front and one back, it depends on what you want. I hope this helps. Happy stitching 😊
I just found you today, Kay. Happy, happy day! I am new to machine applique and embroidery (the by hand versions if which nearly made me give up ALL sewing.
Jave you made this longer to incorporate into a bed quilt or altered for a pillow?
Welcome to my channel Morgan I am pleased that you have found it. I hope you find it informative and it helps you make friends with your embroidery machine. I havent made mine longer but many have, you just keep repeating the third hooping with file C until it is long enough and finish with D. Happy stitching.
hi Kay can you check your alignment 8x12 as it doesn't seem to align down on bottom edge B,C,D there seems to be an extra row of stitching.
Hi Helen you will need to contact Kreative Kiwi and speak to Heather about it, it is her design . She will be able to help you.
how do i do this i live in qld
@@KaysCutz
@@helenwingate5424 in the instructions there is her email address, send her an email. Just a thought but have you re-download the files from your KK account in case there has been an update? I advise before stitching anything out to re-download the file in case there have been updates or amendments.
what file format does heather use please@@KaysCutz
@@helenwingate5424 I have checked the 8x12 files and they are all correct and all line up. There isnt any extra row of stitching either so I suggest that you check that all the file sizes you are using are all 8x12s its easy to slect the wrong size, we have all done it, check that you havent mixed up the two end files file A and D. Make sure you havent opened any of the files in any software before loading them onto your USB key. If you have redownload the files, unzip them, put the file you are going to stitch directly onto your USB key and load it into your machine. Software can alter the files including the dimension even it you do nothing to the file to change it. If you are still having problems then as I have suggested before email Heather as it is her design and she can advise you better than me. I hope this helps.
Thank you Kay. Fabulous Video. I did an extra “C” section and one spot did not get a zigzag on the raw edges or the final finishing Satin Stitch. I am thinking that I should secure that bit with Steam a Seam. Do you think doing so will keep it secure enough or would you suggest a different product?
Hi, I have never used steam a seam as it isn't available in my country and also not having seen your join I cant say. I suggest that if you think it might work to try it. Sorry I cannot be of more help.
I will give you a bit of advice though, whenever you do the zigzagging of a join, always double check that everything has been caught before you go any further . If it hasn't, unpick the ZZ stitching, reposition the joining segment and then stitch that colour again.
If you do use steam a seam to fix the issue please let me know if it works.
Hi,
Thank you for your quick response and helpful tip. I assumed that when I added on the the next section, the edge would be completed. I will email you and include a photo. I made the full runner in contrast Valentine fabric, I also only quilted the holes/windows on sections A & D. I love the Celtic design. Another thank you for designing this lovely product plus the option to extend the length if one desires to do so. In closing, I must add, that when I removed the stabilizer and my runner dried, the unfinished edge fused. So I will need to remember to fuse this edge permanently after laundering. Have a great day.
kan je enkel a en d gebruiken om een onder zetter te krijgen? ik vindt deze zo mooi , staat in mijn to do lijstje. dank je wel voor de helpende video en altijd heel duidelijke beschrijvingen. groetjes uit Antwerpen , België
Hallo, ik weet het niet zeker, je kunt het proberen.
Is it possible to make the runner longer? If so do you just add extra of files B and/or C? Fabulous tutorial as always kay
Hi Jennifer yes you repeat file C until ithe runner is as long as you want it to be. Happy stitching.
I am confused. Is the video demonstrating "reversible" ? You are adding backing fabric since the beginning of the video and at 14:-01 you say "if you are doing reversible" add your backing fabric. I was under the impression You are doing reversible since the beginning of the video.
Hi Regina yes I am demonstrating the reversible version but I think you misheard me, if you listen again I actually said "if you are doing the plainer version on the back rather than the reversible, you're now going to add your backing fabric". I hope this clears up any confusion. Happy stitching
What's your machine pls key?
Hi Janice, it's a Brother Innovis V3
@@KaysCutz thank you kaye I'm on the lookout for one xx
I love your videos Kay. You break things down so it is easy to follow. I only wish you would wear long sleeves when your cat beats you up, I find it disturbing.
I am pleased that you like my videos @Cricutlass, thank you for your kind feedback. My skin is not caused by my cat beating me up, unfortunately it is caused by my medication. My skin heals much quicker when it is exposed to fresh air. I am very sorry if I cause you any offence or distress.