This is one of the best videos I've watched with great explanations, illustrations, and clarifications. You are very thorough. Thanks for making the video, even 3 years later it still has value as if it is the day you've filmed it. 😃
Thank you, Kathy, for sharing your knowledge & skill on Gina’s videos! You are an amazing teacher and your enthusiasm is inspiring. It’s wonderful to be able to watch your demonstration, pause at any time, replay, and thereby really grasp your techniques. And it’s so easy to see what you are doing! I’ll be watching all of your Pro Tips. I’m a Gina’s customer and consider y’all my “home” quilt shop!
Thank you so much Carolyn. It means a lot to me that you are enjoying the videos. We appreciate having you as a customer and I welcome any suggestions or comments that you have to help us improve and provide you with any help you need.
I enjoyed watching the video and I love to see the sewing feet necessary to sew quilts. I am accustomed to sewing garments only. Thank you for sharing and I look forward to your future videos. Have a great day!
Just discovered your heirloom sewing and Bernina feet videos, so I’ve really been enjoying them. Thank you so much! Love the tip on using Terial Magic in a mister to save on product - saving a little money whenever possible is always appreciated! You mentioned that Terial Magic prevents fraying on the edges of the cut triangles for this placemat. Just as an FYI, bias cut edges don’t fray, so they really don’t need to be sprayed for that purpose. Looking forward to more of your videos in the future.
If you never used Terial Magic, you may not understand the "magic" of this solution. My quilt shop uses it on machine embroidery, applique and it "stiffens" fabric unlike any spray starch results in perfectly accurate cutting and pieces. In terms of machine applique, it is a game changer. Try it.
Thank you for watching and your encouraging words. Be sure to check our website www.ginasbernina.com or call the store at 865-966-5941 and the girls will be glad to pick seasonal fabrics that will work for this table runner. It’s such a fun thing to make and people love receiving them as gifts.
Hi I am just starting to get this runner cut out. My question is: according to the pattern you flip so that both strips with the small border facing you. According to the pattern these 2 strips are right sides together. I noticed that when you are cutting them the 2 stripis are face up. So do I cut both ends of the strips with one set of 2 useable and the other 2 non useable? This is the only part that has me a bit confused. Can you please clarify for me/ i LOVE THE OUTCOME AND HOW THIS RUNNER LOOKS, just not sure which way to cut facing up or right sides together AND/OR DO I cut each strip seperately folded in half being sure to cut the useable and the un useable? thanks so much. Can't wait to get your answer... Im all set to start cutting the triangles.
I Have a question , I bought the ruler quite awhile ago, but I didnt have the different instructions for all of the different table runners can you tell me if I can purchase the instructions for all of the different runners. Thank you,
Good morning!! Love you Kathy!! Does the terial magic help with beginning sewing when the fabric want to go down and get stuck in the machine?? Does it wash out?? Lastly honey, y'all have got to get the videos full screen.
The best thing to solve that problem is to use the straight stitch throat plate cover. That will totally prevent the fabric edge from slipping in to the machine. You can literally start on the edge of the fabric. Great for piecing or any straight stitch sewing.
@@ginasberninasewingcenter2375 I've got one and had totally forgotten about it!! I used it tonight....still got stuck on the edge once ( using a knit) but only once. Thank you!!!
I loved your video, especially your accent and personality. Don't ever be 'professional' because I like your humor and style to teaching. Thank for all of your tips. I do have a question (not a criticism): Is there a reason why you recorded this in the vertical rather than the horizonal position with the camera? The horizonal gives a wide view of what you are doing.
This is one of the best videos I've watched with great explanations, illustrations, and clarifications. You are very thorough. Thanks for making the video, even 3 years later it still has value as if it is the day you've filmed it. 😃
Your patience in explaining your steps is so helpful. Thank you
This was a great video and I really love this video and your voice is prefect.
This is the only demonstration of this type of table runner that finished with a binding. THANK YOU!
Well I hope you found something that will be useful to you the next time you do binding.
This was a wonderful video!!!!
Excellent tutorial! And I love your southern accent!
I always get great nuggets of info fro your videos. Please please make more!
I loved to see your sawing
Kathy Drew you are the MOST professional sweet kind compassionate person!!!!!! I love you and I know everyone else does too!!!!!!!
You are way to kind but thank you so much.
This was such a nice tutorial. I love the fabric for the table runner .The chickadees are precious.
Great job! You are such an excellant teacher...I always learn something new!
Thank you Terri. I hope to get back to filming soon.
Thank you, Kathy, for sharing your knowledge & skill on Gina’s videos! You are an amazing teacher and your enthusiasm is inspiring. It’s wonderful to be able to watch your demonstration, pause at any time, replay, and thereby really grasp your techniques. And it’s so easy to see what you are doing! I’ll be watching all of your Pro Tips. I’m a Gina’s customer and consider y’all my “home” quilt shop!
Thank you so much Carolyn. It means a lot to me that you are enjoying the videos. We appreciate having you as a customer and I welcome any suggestions or comments that you have to help us improve and provide you with any help you need.
I enjoyed watching the video and I love to see the sewing feet necessary to sew quilts. I am accustomed to sewing garments only.
Thank you for sharing and I look forward to your future videos. Have a great day!
I'm so glad you are enjoying them and I am getting ready to film some today. Thanks for watching.
Beautiful video!👍👋🌹🌹🌹thank you for that!
Love the video. Thank you.
This was super helpful, I really like how to explained how to join the binding, that is a new perspective for doing. I am always confused!
Great video. Very helpful tips.
Thank you fir watching.
Just discovered your heirloom sewing and Bernina feet videos, so I’ve really been enjoying them. Thank you so much! Love the tip on using Terial Magic in a mister to save on product - saving a little money whenever possible is always appreciated! You mentioned that Terial Magic prevents fraying on the edges of the cut triangles for this placemat. Just as an FYI, bias cut edges don’t fray, so they really don’t need to be sprayed for that purpose.
Looking forward to more of your videos in the future.
If you never used Terial Magic, you may not understand the "magic" of this solution. My quilt shop uses it on machine embroidery, applique and it "stiffens" fabric unlike any spray starch results in perfectly accurate cutting and pieces. In terms of machine applique, it is a game changer. Try it.
I thank you for your tutorial. It was perfect beginning to end for this Newbie! I just wish I could find fabric to replicate this for all seasons.
Thank you for watching and your encouraging words. Be sure to check our website www.ginasbernina.com or call the store at 865-966-5941 and the girls will be glad to pick seasonal fabrics that will work for this table runner. It’s such a fun thing to make and people love receiving them as gifts.
I wish she’d load more UA-cam’s. I’ve binged watched her. Looks like she’s not on the Facebook page. 😢
I thank you for putting the time into your video, it is excellent. Do you have selection of border prints? Thank you
Hi I am just starting to get this runner cut out. My question is: according to the pattern you flip so that both strips with the small border facing you. According to the pattern these 2 strips are right sides together. I noticed that when you are cutting them the 2 stripis are face up. So do I cut both ends of the strips with one set of 2 useable and the other 2 non useable? This is the only part that has me a bit confused. Can you please clarify for me/
i LOVE THE OUTCOME AND HOW THIS RUNNER LOOKS, just not sure which way to cut facing up or right sides together AND/OR DO I cut each strip seperately folded in half being sure to cut the useable and the un useable?
thanks so much. Can't wait to get your answer... Im all set to start cutting the triangles.
I Have a question , I bought the ruler quite awhile ago, but I didnt have the different instructions for all of the different
table runners can you tell me if I can purchase the instructions for all of the different runners. Thank you,
i have looked and your web site and cannot find the strips for the creative gird rulers that you mention can you let me know the name thxs
Good morning!! Love you Kathy!! Does the terial magic help with beginning sewing when the fabric want to go down and get stuck in the machine?? Does it wash out?? Lastly honey, y'all have got to get the videos full screen.
The best thing to solve that problem is to use the straight stitch throat plate cover. That will totally prevent the fabric edge from slipping in to the machine. You can literally start on the edge of the fabric. Great for piecing or any straight stitch sewing.
@@ginasberninasewingcenter2375 I've got one and had totally forgotten about it!! I used it tonight....still got stuck on the edge once ( using a knit) but only once. Thank you!!!
I don’t see any links for the items you said would be there, in fact there are no links at all.
What is the foot for the bernina 770q
I loved your video, especially your accent and personality. Don't ever be 'professional' because I like your humor and style to teaching. Thank for all of your tips.
I do have a question (not a criticism): Is there a reason why you recorded this in the vertical rather than the horizonal position with the camera? The horizonal gives a wide view of what you are doing.
Really don’t need all these extras