Self Binding Placemat - SUPER SIMPLE!!
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- Опубликовано: 23 ноя 2024
- One day project! Make placemats in this simple way, adjustable to any size!
Fabric requirements:
0.35 m (0.5 yd) main/front fabric
0.45 m (0.5 yd) backing/binding fabric
0.35 m (0.5 yd) fusible fleece or batting (we use Pellon Fusible Fleece)
Tools I used: (sold at Cindy Bee's Quilt Shoppe)
505 temporary glue spray
Creative Grids 6-1/2" x 12-1/2" ruler
OR: Wing Clipper by Studio 180 ruler
Omni-Grid 18" x 24" cutting mat
Olfa Ergonomic 45mm rotary cutter
Clover Glass-head pins
Links:
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Teacher Cindy Bergeron
Filmed and edited by Tiffany Bergeron
I'm a beginner at sewing, and looked at several videos, even did a couple of tests of other methods before I came to yours, and found your instructions to be so clear and easy to follow. The results for me came out much nicer than other attempts. It actually looks like I know what I'm doing. ☺Thank you so much for sharing this excellent tutorial.
I agree and had similar experience. Somehow I managed to mess up some of the other, supposedly fool proof self-binding techniques. This one is clear and easy.
😅 7:29 your i structions are very ygood but whyndidnt you notice the pattern was off i found that really irritating, I'm surprised you you didnt notice. 7:38
@@BALDIVIS You're replying to my comment, not the main video. So, it doesn't make much sense. How could you not notice that? If one is going to make critical comments on someone else's 'mistakes' one should probably pay a little more attention to what they're doing themselves. Your whole comment is just a mess.
Whoa! Did anyone else notice how the wool mat came to her when she needed it? That was awesome, I need to get me one of those!
It’s magic!!! Lol
Three years late to the game here, but your technique is way easier than other videos I have watched and tried to do at home. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much. You're a very good teacher, I completed my first placemat, and I'm working on the other 5. The mitered corners are perfect. I've been sewing for years. You just taught this old dog a new trick.
I can't even remember how many videos I've watched to discover how to miter a self-binding quilt! You have saved my sanity, Cindy, because your demonstration is the clearest and most concise step-by-step set of instructions I have come across!! Thank you so very much as I totally understand the process now!! You da bestest!! 🥰
Your instructions are perfectly explained and easy to follow. You're a great teacher. It really helps to talk all the small steps through so we can understand what you know by heart. I'm a beginner and your video is the best one I've ever seen that clearly and concisely instructs how to sew mitered corners for all levels of sewers! Well done and thank you!
Wow!! Finally a simple, easy and foolproof way to do mitered corners!!Thank You!!
New at quilting! Saw the words "Self Binding." I have been working with flannel and was having so much trouble with the corners of the binding, even when I bound with the backing. This method works wonderfully. I can't thank you enough.
Thank you. "SUPER SIMPLE!!" turns out to be accurate. Binding is the only step I struggle with (and consequently the only step of quilting I dislike), but your technique is clear and easy and will let be avoid the traditional binding. Thanks again.
I make placemats all the time but your video provided an awesome, yet simple way to do the corners (which are always a challenge!!!). With your instruction, I believe my binding on not only placemats but also table runners where I use self-binding will be so much more attractive & provide a beautifully finished look. Thank you sooooo much!!! Happy sewing!
Thank you!
I picked up quilting to keep sane while Covid. Never in my life I had quillted and I have amazed myself. This is the most awesome and easiest video for mitered corners I have seen in two years. I also learn another way to use my CG 6 inch ruler I had no idea about. I used this technique on a table top for Valentines. The best mitered corners I have done yet. Thank you Cindy for this video. Keep them coming as you have another subscriber.
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This. is. AMAZING!!!! I have a machine embroidery/sewing machine placemat design that uses self binding. The instructions were perfect until they got to the binding part, then it was completely not understandable. I found this video and practiced on scrap fabric and it works perfectly! Thanks SO much.
Ditto all below. Have tried many methods of using the backing as a binding for the front. This method is excellent. Kudos on the instructional value. Nothing left out and done at a pace that is easily understandable. Thank you so much.
I LOVE THIS METHOD FOR BINDING MY PLACEMATS AND TABLE-RUNNERS!! It is so easy to do and finished product looks so professional! I just whipped out 4 Christmas placemats and a Table-Runner in no time! Thanks so much for sharing!❤❤
This is OUTSTANDING! Thank you so much for sharing this method!
You are an excellent teacher. You explain things very well and go at a good pace. Much appreciated.
Loved your directions. I’ve been sewing for many years and made lots of placemats, this will be my new method. Thank you
This is the best method for this type of self binding placemat. They look better than another method I tried where you fold the corners. Much neater looking! Thank you so much for this video.
Of all the videos I've watched this is the easiest way to get great mitered coroner's. Thank you so much. ❤❤😊😊
Hi Cindy and greetings from the Fraser Valley of BC. This video popped up in my feed July 2023 and I have just subscribed. What a genius method! I am totally going to try it.
Glad I found this after a morning of messing up my doublefold binding application. Back to the drawing board with hopes of a better outcome--thanks so much!
wow! what a beautiful machine! i still have my little Brother sewing machine i got over 40 years ago as a gift. i’m sitting here drooling!! oh, love the video! will be making for gifts! 🤗
It certainly is. When you are in the market for a new machine be sure to check out Pfaff. They are truly wonderful.
@@CindyBeesQuiltShoppe ….will do!
This is a terrific tutorial!! I love that you don't have to actually bind the edges as you usually do. I will be using this wonderful sewing idea myself. Thanks so much!
I also have a Pfaff. Love this machine. I bought a 1471 in 1995. I made all my toddlers clothes then. Now I have a creative icon, and now I make my children and grandchildren quilts. Love the Pfaff product. Best sewing machine ever made.. Love your placemats. I will have to make these next. Thanks for sharing your video with all of us. Great video ❤️
I had a Pfaff and hated it. Worse machine ever. Now have a Juki and love it
Thanks so much, I love your technique for mitering the corners, and the tip for using the open toe applique foot... such a great idea!!!
Hi Cindy,
I’m new to sewing and quilting and have been tried several different placemats viewed on RUclips. This one is by far the best and easiest. My hubby (of 47 years) is very impressed with the mitered corners and they were so easy. Thank you so much for your tutorial.
Your placemats are just beautiful! Thank you again for sharing your cutting and sewing steps along with sharing your favorite tools for the very best results.
Cindy, Thank you for the time you put into this video! A friend has 300 placemats to have ready for Thanksgiving. Will send her this video. Your binging technique
I am so glad I found your video. For a long time, I've been trying to do this type of placemats. I am going to try this today. Thanks for sharing.
I am impressed with your mitre technique, it gives a very professional finish. You have just taught an "old dog" a new trick. Thank you so much.
Great video. I have never seen the corner done that way before. “sew Easy” Thanks.
So concise and easy to follow. The best method of self binding ever!
Thank you for sharing. Today I learnt how to do the corners in a very simple way. I am an old lady . I am from Sri Lanka. God bless you.
I have made these placemats and table runners before but I never did the corners this way. I love this method. Thank you.
Beverly Lewis. love the video I actually made one place mat, the only trouble I had was cutting the corners and sewing the two pieces to form the mitered point,I could not see how you were doing that, but I figured it out after a few tries, thank very much foe a terrific and easy patter and video.
I love this tutorial! I did it! I made self binding placemats. Thank you so much! Now i have Christmas placemats!
This is such a great, easy to follow tutorial Thank you! I am having so much fun making some Christmas place mats.
Thank you for this super tutorial. 😊I love this technique and your instructions are so clear. I'm just starting to make a set following your tutorial. Your chicken placemat is gorgeous and vibrant.
I also have struggled with mitered corners, this is the best video I have seen. I am so glad I came across your video.
I have made these type of placemats but I never did the corners like this. So much neater then how I do them. Thank you.
Great tutorial - making place mats for meals on wheels as my quilting club's charity project for 2021 and this will be a great finishing step.
Thank you for this tutorial! Think I have just found what I am going to be making for Christmas presents! Xx
Well this is just too cool!! Thank you! I hardly ever use my table but I decorate for each season with placemats and napkins but have never sewn any placemats. I think I surely will now.
You are a wonderful teacher. Thank you very much.
Thank you for the very detailed directions. I'm making placemats for my daughters new home. I've never done anything like this before as I normally sew clothes, it was a little overwhelming, but when I followed you step by step, I became more confident!
Fantastic way to miter corners! I've always used backing fabric to bind mug rugs but the miters often didn't come out quite right and the folds could be quite bulky. This method is infinitely superior . Thanks so much! 👏
I have done blankets somewhat like this - but never did a placemat - TYVM for sharing this with us - Merry Christmas
Best mustered corner I've ever made, thank you.
Awesome! A perfect Beginner tutorial, with the basics of stitching, corners, step by step planing... Thanks for upload and producing this Video. Well done!
Thank you so very much. You are a great teacher. I can't wait to use these methods, so much easier then the way I have done it.
Thank you for this tutorial. I found it was very easy to follow and I have just completed two mats to cover my boxes. Very pleased with the end result.
Cool. I have one day to make something for my Grandson. He's into trucks and I have the perfect fabric to use. The placemat will be perfect to go with the theme of his party. Thanks
I got the placemat and a small napkin made. Thanks for sharing this technique. My niece wants one with Princesses for her birthday in December.
Fascinated by your methodology for self binding. I love it.
Love your method! A lot easier and "cleaner" than some I've seen... ❤
Thank you Cindy for the great video. I so miss our Tuesday quilt nights, always learned so much with your patience and expertise!
This is very informative. It will now be my go to. So much easier than anything I have tried yet.
Cindy, you are a genius. I've not ,made placemats before as I did not want to mess with the applied bias binding. Thanks you!!!
Love this idea. Nice crisp corners here! Thank you. I will make these with Christmas fabric!
Nice video for this self binding method. Placemats are a good way to practice using all those quilting and decorative stitches. I also use this on tablerunners with 90 degree corners.
Well i finally got around to following your instructions. Very simple compared to what I have done in the past. So much prettier too. Thank you. It seemed like it was going to be difficult, but it wasn't.
Very nice! I just purchased a new “fancy” sewing machine and you have given me some wonderful ideas. Thank you!
This was the easiest mitered corner video I've found. Thank you
I've been making placemats for years but have never used this mitered corner method so I'm excited to try. It looks so perfect and so neat. Thank you
Love the tute. Love the chickens with the chicken wire border. They'll never escape!
Thank you so much for this easy way to do mitered corners. It has made by gifting creation so much easier and they look so much better than the way I used to do the binding. Thanks again!!!! A FAN!!!
Really explained this so well! Thank You. I used this technique on a table runner I just made.
Glad it was helpful!
I am so happy to have found your video. My binding looks awesome thanks to your instructions and video.
Great simple way to make beautiful placemats. Can't wait to try it. Thank you.
Great video I learned a lot on these placemats. I look forward to making them. God's blessings.
This procedure makes it so much simpler to make a placemat with interesting details!
Brilliant! I was looking for a video that showed how to quilt the top middle fabric only, as I have an end-to-end design I want to use. Thank you so much for sharing this.
You make it so easy...I even checked my ruler...thank you
Thank you so much! I’ve struggled with mitered corners on self binding projects so I avoided them. This gives such a nice professional finish and you show it so nicely.
Wow, great method, thank you
Best looking placemats I’ve ever made. Thank you for showing us your method. 😊
13X17, great size. You can get 6 front pieces from one yard, or 4 backing/edge pieces! Love that ruler!
Yup. And that ruler is the absolute best for flying geese
Marvelous! I never knew about this way of making corners and my corners are so bulky and chunky. Thanks for the information.
This is the second time I've watched this tutorial and I think I understand the cutting with the quarter inch now. I've kind of done this method before but I didn't cut those corners off. I think this will make it look nicer because I won't have that bulk. I'm going to use this method on some mug rugs that have a half inch binding but I think it's going to work the same. At least I hope it does. Very well explained and I'll be watching for more of your tutorials. Thank you very much for doing this tutorial.
Maryann, do you have a good tutorial for the mugs rugs? Are they like little coasters?
@@poorsjm yes Sarah they are like little coasters. They are so much fun to make. My favorite beginner one is if you go to RUclips thank you and in the search portion put mug rugs gobs of them will come up. There is one by the national quilter skilled I think it's called and it's made with charm packs and I find this to be a really good beginner one. Also Lisa capen has gobs of really really good ones out there and she does excellent tutorials. This lady that you forwarded from my comment I like her way of doing the self-binding way where you turn the backup and make that into your binding. I had to watch it quite a few times to really get it down but it is the easiest way for me. Have fun with these and they make wonderful little gifts.
Thanks - it's a great way to do wide binding. Love it!
I just watch this again, unbelievable how easy this is.
Gifts for everyone💃💃💃💃💃💃Thank you sooo much, i'm
Going to make a lot of people happy. Myself as well.👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏
I wish I lived by you❤️ This is the best video and slow enough & clear enough that I’m going to try these with potholders also😊. Thank you so much
This the first time l see this tachnic...it realy good and time concuming...so acurate..thank you for sharing💐🙏👍
What a great quick method, will try this one some mini quilts
Thank you so much for your video and method! It is the very best one out there! I can't wait to use it!
Fantastic! GReat idea and tutorial....think I'll start finishing my small wall hangings this way too!
Yes beautiful finished corners. Thank you for the terrific, step by step video.
Love the blanket stitch. I make felt beaded and sequined wall hangings and this method would be perfect and no backing needed.
Thank you for the video! I tried your method and it turned out 97% perfect! It was my first time to sew it as you described!
Thank you for the wonderful tutorial. I love table runners and place mates and will try your instructions.
I agree- this is a great way to do a mitered corner for all projects. Thank you.
I came across your video as I was trying to figure out what to make with some fabric I’ve been holding onto , your instructions are so spot on and easily enough to follow . Thank you so much for this great video , I also subscribed 😄
Thank you for the mitered corner tutorial! Those mats are so nice!
Super!! Glad I found this again! I need 20 placemats for a craft sale! This will make them much easier!!❤
WOW!! This is incredible! Such an easy way to make the corners properly. However, I do feel that a bit more attention could have been made to make it clearer to folks like myself who are new to the mitered corners. Thank you for this tutorial
Yes. New at recording. Hopefully we will get better with future videos
I have never seen this done before will have to try this I'm new to sewing and I love the fabric you are using.
You are a clear and wonderful instructor.
Love these thanks for the great tip on the corners !! Heading to my sewing room !! 😀😀
Have fun!
What a useful way to make the miters! Thank you.
Awesome video on place mats. I’ve learned a couple new steps on making my place mats. I love to see your take on a table runner if possible.
If you would like a matching table runner, cut the main fabric the size you would like, cut the backing 2” wider on all sides, ie. if the runner is 18” x 30” cut backing 22” x 34” and sew the same as the placemats
That’s a great technique! Thanks so much for sharing that. I’ve been struggling with binding…but I love this!
Thank you! You have made a difficult process and made it so much easier.