I'm not much of a pinner lol however wonder clips are amazing and they work great for holding binding 😁. The small binder clamps also work great for large quilts. My grandmother thought me how to see and I made my first quilt at 8 years old and I have been making and buying quilts ever since lol. I hand quilt all of my quilts and wonder clips are a blessing lol. Beautiful placement and I would love to have this on my table this year 😁 thank you for the tutorial and God bless
Love this, love how you explain. And not to much rattling on and on. Subscribed and looking forward what I can find to make. I am totally new to sewing! Thank you!
I absolutely love your Christmas placemat your a great tutor you give step by step instructions so clearly I will be making one for my daughter thank you Chris from UK
Have to try these for sure! I suck at binding though, I do okay till I get to joining it all together and doing the corners. Mine always look crap! But hopefully with your tips I can make it look better! Thank you for sharing!!
I think you will be pleasantly surprised at just how easy the binding can be Beth. Just take your time and in no time at all you will be wondering why you ever thought it was difficult.
Excellent video, Amanda! I love the 3-border placemat look. A very classy look for classy Christmas fabric. Will add to my Sewing Projects Bucket List. Thanks for sharing!!!
This was a very nice tutorial. You explained it so well and the visuals were perfect. I thought you might do hand sewing for the final binding, but your 1/8 inch machine stitch looks easy to do and saves time.
Thank you for your lovely comment, Ann. 😊 I'm not big on hand sewing and I admire people who are. It certainly gives a lovely finish to the binding. I'm all for quick and easy hence the machine finish.
The placemats are lovely! Thanks for all the tips and tricks. I’m going to put this on my list of things to make. I also just subscribed to your channel.
Lovely, Sharon, thank you. These are so easy to make and we have other quick and easy projects on the website. Here is the link www.alandacraft.com/ in case you are interested.
Here is a link to the website Pat, where you will find the measurements, materials required and step-by-step instructions www.alandacraft.com/2020/12/03/christmas-place-mats-tutorial/
All the measurements and the step by step instructions are on the website Mayleah. Here is the link www.alandacraft.com/2020/12/03/christmas-place-mats-tutorial/
Decide how long and how wide you want the table runner to be. Cut your main fabric half an inch bigger that the finished size, to allow for seams. Here is a link to some of our Christmas table runners that may help www.alandacraft.com/?s=table+runners
Thank you Viddy. I have a DreamMachine 2, but these can be sewn on any home sewing machine, it's all straight stitching. I use Gutermanns Sew All thread. I'm a kiwi, Australian. Been here in Oz a long time now so the accent's a bit mixed, lol.
I've checked all the links and they go to the correct video and webpage, maybe there was a glitch of some sort. The placemat measures approx 18"x12". Here is a link to the page with the instructions and fabric requirements. www.alandacraft.com/2020/12/03/christmas-place-mats-tutorial/
Hola linda, saludos desde CHILE . Son tan hermosos sus trabajos, excelentes combinaciones de colores . Me encantaría saber más y conocer los detalles que ud explica, pero en Español por favor porque no entiendo nada de Inglés. Tampoco es posible subtitular al Español, podría ser posible subir sus videos con subtitulos en Español ? Sería genial para nosotras las de habla hispana. Le estaré muy agradecida por su gentil atención a mi pedido, es muy necesario. Desde CHILE para ud un afectuoso y fraternal abrazo 🤗.
Genial !!! Los comentarios pueden traducirse al Español maravilloso 👏. Ahora por favor, que significa WOF que indica la descripción 24 1/2 X "WOF" ? No entiendo nada de Inglés, por lo mismo pregunto. Gracias 🙂
That is 'width of fabric' Elizabeth. Fabric generally comes folded in half so it's when you cut across the fabric from the folded edge to the selvedge edges. Eso es 'ancho de tela' Elizabeth. La tela generalmente viene doblada por la mitad, así que es cuando cortas la tela desde el borde doblado hasta los bordes del orillo.
@@alandacraft Hola estimada Alanda. Muchísimas Gracias por su gentil respuesta. Ud habla español ? Si es así, sería maravilloso que sus videos fuesen en ambos idiomas, lo cual es realmente necesario para toda persona de habla hispana que no entendemos absolutamente nada de Inglés. Dese ya, mi infinito agradecimiento por su amabilidad al responder mi pregunta. Saludos y un fraternal abrazo desde CHILE !!!
Excellent, what a great idea, Kim. Thank you for your lovely comment. Here is a link to the blog post www.alandacraft.com/2020/12/03/christmas-place-mats-tutorial/.
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I'm not much of a pinner lol however wonder clips are amazing and they work great for holding binding 😁. The small binder clamps also work great for large quilts. My grandmother thought me how to see and I made my first quilt at 8 years old and I have been making and buying quilts ever since lol. I hand quilt all of my quilts and wonder clips are a blessing lol. Beautiful placement and I would love to have this on my table this year 😁 thank you for the tutorial and God bless
I am so in awe of people who hand quilt. Thank you for your lovely comment Amanda.
Been quilting "forever"...but you shared two tips (re binding) that were new to me!!! THANKS ♡♡♡
Thank you Linda, 😃
I ❤ love what you did using the add a quarter ruler!
This is absolutely the BEST tutorial I’ve seen on binding! All of it is good, but making mitered corners is tough. You make it so easy to follow!
Thank you so much Kim 😊. I am glad you like the tutorial.
This is a great tutorial. If I can find some Christmas fabric, I’m going to try it. Thank You
Excellent Maureen, you will love how easy these are to make. :)
Awesome tutorial for making a placement. You explained the quilt process and it was easy to understand. Thank you 😊
Happy to hear you liked the tutorial Anne Marie :)
Love this, love how you explain. And not to much rattling on and on. Subscribed and looking forward what I can find to make. I am totally new to sewing! Thank you!
Thank you for your lovely comment Nicole 😊
So beautiful and well demonstrated ,thank you so much!
Love it. I am new to quilting and this video was so easy and tutorial friendly! Thank you so much!
You are so welcome, Lawanda, I am happy to hear it was helpful. 😃
I absolutely love your Christmas placemat your a great tutor you give step by step instructions so clearly I will be making one for my daughter thank you Chris from UK
Thank you for your lovely comment Chris 😊. These place mats always look great even though they are so simple to put together.
Your fabrics are so beautiful. Interesting way to end the binding, too. Thanks for posting.
Thank you Patricia 😊
Th a nk you so much for this video. So easy to follow
Beautiful projects
Making the placematd
This looks great! Thank you for the tutorial! 👍😀😍
I was looking for this exact video - clever way to do your binding! You showed the process very clearly. Thank you for sharing your talents!
Thank you Cynthia 😊. I'm happy to hear you found the tutorial helpful.
Thanks,for sharing this "beautiful placemat'tutorial
My pleasure, I'm glad you like it 😊
Have to try these for sure! I suck at binding though, I do okay till I get to joining it all together and doing the corners. Mine always look crap! But hopefully with your tips I can make it look better! Thank you for sharing!!
I think you will be pleasantly surprised at just how easy the binding can be Beth. Just take your time and in no time at all you will be wondering why you ever thought it was difficult.
excellent illustrations on doing the binding, thank you
Thank you Sandra 😊
Thank you learnt some great tricks here!
You are a very good teacher. Thank you.
Thank you very much 😃
¡Hermosos! Gracias por este tutorial. 👍👏🤗
Thank you Ana Lucia :)
Ty love it God bless you can't wait to make 1
Thank you Brenda 😊. These are so quick and easy to make.
What a Wonderful tutorial and I love your teaching style. Thank you for sharing xxx
Thank you for your lovely comment Julie 😊
Lovely easy placemat!! Thank you!
You’ are most welcome 😊
You are an excellent teacher 💗
Thank you so much 😃
Great job!Thanks for show this placemat tutorial. 😃👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you 😊. I'm glad you like the tutorial.
Beautiful placements and excellent tutorial. Thanks for sharing.
You are most welcome. I'm glad to hear you like the tutorial 😊
Thank you. Very easy to follow.
Belíssimo trabalho 👏👏👏
Beautiful placemats and easy to follow. Thank you so much for sharing.
Thank you 😊
Excellent video, Amanda! I love the 3-border placemat look. A very classy look for classy Christmas fabric. Will add to my Sewing Projects Bucket List. Thanks for sharing!!!
Thank you for your lovely comment Dori 😊
Excellent video. Easy to follow instructions. Thank you!!!
Thank you Lori :)
Love it, your explanation was so clear. Thank you 👏
Thank you Cee 😊
Great tips, lovely fabric too, thanks.
This was a very nice tutorial. You explained it so well and the visuals were perfect. I thought you might do hand sewing for the final binding, but your 1/8 inch machine stitch looks easy to do and saves time.
Thank you for your lovely comment, Ann. 😊 I'm not big on hand sewing and I admire people who are. It certainly gives a lovely finish to the binding. I'm all for quick and easy hence the machine finish.
Wow thank you so much for sharing your knowledge & making this look so easy to manage 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏😊
Thank you for your lovely comment Janet. 😊
Oh how sweet it is. How can I make this a runnet
More christmas ideas please 😊
We have some more Christmas ideas in our Holiday Projects playlist, that you might like.
really lovely thank you i really enjoy your tutorials
Thank you Lynette 😊
The placemats are lovely! Thanks for all the tips and tricks. I’m going to put this on my list of things to make. I also just subscribed to your channel.
Lovely, Sharon, thank you. These are so easy to make and we have other quick and easy projects on the website. Here is the link www.alandacraft.com/ in case you are interested.
Beautifully!
Love your tutorials
Thank you Anetha 😊
Not able to get to measurements and how to on your vide. Love the placements hope you can help
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Thank you, Pat Wahl
Here is a link to the website Pat, where you will find the measurements, materials required and step-by-step instructions www.alandacraft.com/2020/12/03/christmas-place-mats-tutorial/
Thank u i love it
Hi Alanda, how much of the flower fabric do I need to make 6 placements?
Excellent
It’s lovely!
So creative, i like watching ur video, inspiring me thanks☺️🙏
Thank you 😊
Great job 👏
I love your tutorials and they are so easy to understand. Thanks so much. I have one question. What would be the finished size approximately?
Thank you Kate. These place mats measure approx. 18" x 12".
Beautiful 🤩🙌🤩🙌
Thank you Helen 😊. And they are so easy to make.
Always fantastic tutorials!❣️🥰
Thank you Rosario 😊
Excellent! 🥰
Am I missing the supply list? Thank you!
All the measurements and the step by step instructions are on the website Mayleah. Here is the link www.alandacraft.com/2020/12/03/christmas-place-mats-tutorial/
Also, forgot to ask, are the bindings cut on the bias for these?
No Pat. I cut my binding strips across the width of the fabric, not on the bias.
Very interested in your rolling chalk line - I didn't see it on your list of supplies - or is it not rolling?
Yes it is a rolling chalk wheel and they are available from Amazon
Love your video .. what is that tool you used to make the lines where you did your quilting?
This is a Creative Grids Quilting ruler measuring 8.5" x 24.5 in. Here is a link to where you can purchase one on Amazon amzn.to/3SVJhNp
@@alandacraft .. I’m sorry, I meant the red thing you’re using … I already have the ruler … thanks.
That's a chalk wheel. It's really handy. They are available on Amazon, here is a link amzn.to/3y6K0mM
Thank you 👏👏👍❤️️👍
Decide how long and how wide you want the table runner to be.
Cut your main fabric half an inch bigger that the finished size, to allow for seams. Here is a link to some of our Christmas table runners that may help www.alandacraft.com/?s=table+runners
Hi Wanda, What machine did you sew on please and thread used?. Easy to understand you. Australian like me? Thankyou
Thank you Viddy. I have a DreamMachine 2, but these can be sewn on any home sewing machine, it's all straight stitching. I use Gutermanns Sew All thread. I'm a kiwi, Australian. Been here in Oz a long time now so the accent's a bit mixed, lol.
I couldn’t find the measurements for this placemat, with the inner green binding, on your website. The video is for another, similar, placemat.
I've checked all the links and they go to the correct video and webpage, maybe there was a glitch of some sort. The placemat measures approx 18"x12". Here is a link to the page with the instructions and fabric requirements. www.alandacraft.com/2020/12/03/christmas-place-mats-tutorial/
I would have used the backing for binding the quilt, it would have saved one step.
Bravooooooooo
Thank you 😊
Hola linda, saludos desde CHILE .
Son tan hermosos sus trabajos, excelentes combinaciones de colores .
Me encantaría saber más y conocer los detalles que ud explica, pero en Español por favor porque no entiendo nada de Inglés.
Tampoco es posible subtitular al Español, podría ser posible subir sus videos con subtitulos en Español ?
Sería genial para nosotras las de habla hispana.
Le estaré muy agradecida por su gentil atención a mi pedido, es muy necesario.
Desde CHILE para ud un afectuoso y fraternal abrazo 🤗.
where is the link to the instructions?
It's in the description field below the video, but I'll just add the link here as well: www.alandacraft.com/2020/12/03/christmas-place-mats-tutorial/
Genial !!!
Los comentarios pueden traducirse al Español maravilloso 👏.
Ahora por favor, que significa WOF que indica la descripción
24 1/2 X "WOF" ?
No entiendo nada de Inglés, por lo mismo pregunto.
Gracias 🙂
That is 'width of fabric' Elizabeth. Fabric generally comes folded in half so it's when you cut across the fabric from the folded edge to the selvedge edges.
Eso es 'ancho de tela' Elizabeth. La tela generalmente viene doblada por la mitad, así que es cuando cortas la tela desde el borde doblado hasta los bordes del orillo.
@@alandacraft
Hola estimada Alanda.
Muchísimas Gracias por su gentil respuesta.
Ud habla español ?
Si es así, sería maravilloso que sus videos fuesen en ambos idiomas, lo cual es realmente necesario para toda persona de habla hispana que no entendemos absolutamente nada de Inglés.
Dese ya, mi infinito agradecimiento por su amabilidad al responder mi pregunta.
Saludos y un fraternal abrazo desde CHILE !!!
Where are the measurements for this tutorial? It said it would be “below” and I don’t see them?
Found it. I will be making these for our quilting guild for Meals on Wheels. Awesome video!
Excellent, what a great idea, Kim. Thank you for your lovely comment. Here is a link to the blog post www.alandacraft.com/2020/12/03/christmas-place-mats-tutorial/.
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