Amazing Idea For Leftover Strips of Fabric | Collect Scraps From Your Stash and Make This!

In this video we'll be making a weaved table runner. We're using simple strips of fabric than can be leftover fabric from your stash, scraps sewn together to make strips or a jelly roll ready to be used.
It's a simple beginner level sewing project anyone can make, regardless of their sewing skills.
And the outcome is a gorgeous, original table runner that's completely different from anything you've ever seen.
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(Some of the content in this video may be inspired by other amazing quilters' work. And while I would love to be able to identify the author of the original pattern, sometimes that's impossible to do. I hope you understand.)

[@seweasybysandy]

Let's try something completely different! Guys, I had so much fun with this one. I can't wait to try this with other projects 😊 Let me know what you think!

[@reneeb.albanese1177]

That came out beautiful

[@seweasybysandy]

This one was really special, I loved making it. A bit stressful at times, but overall it was a blast.

[@chrisdistelrath9386]

Beautiful, what a labor of love. Thanks for sharing the idea.

[@cindyhughes5069]

It's very pretty..

[@tammyschweitzer7850]

Beautiful batiks...... that came out very nice!

[@louisedasilva6046]

What an awesome idea and I love the colours. 😊

[@seweasybysandy]

Thank you! I've added a link to that jelly roll to the description, it was so unexpected!!

[@spazzyhilo1]

I really want to make this! What a cool project

[@seweasybysandy]

Thank you, I hope you do and let me know how it went 😁

[@maryjokruer6127]

Looks time intensive, but like the finished project!

[@seweasybysandy]

It was, I'll probably do something smaller next time

[@user-oq2bg9pj6n]

That looks fantastic. I can think of lots of places to use a runner such as this, long ones and short ones.

[@seweasybysandy]

It was a lot of fun too 😁

[@djgordon8101]

How do you prevent the strips from spreading apart and showing gaps in the table runner since they are not sewn to each other? It is beautiful! Love the colours.

[@seweasybysandy]

Hi! Thank you! As long as I make sure that when I sew the strips they're tightly woven, there won't be any space left for them to move too much.

[@djgordon8101]

Thank you! Love your videos!

[@seweasybysandy]

@@djgordon8101 thank you so much!

[@darlenemitchell4198]

Beautiful but I would’ve used a fusible web on the back and then press it and then quilt and add a backing so it had more body

[@seweasybysandy]

It would definitely make the job easier but it would have been a totally different project, this way it's more organic, the way it moves and the way you can see the strips intertwined. There's something really special about that, in my opinion 🙂

[@nanashouse202]

I used to weave a lot. I haven’t done anything with it for years. Lol you have almost inspired me to do this but the browns call for a larger quilt. lol thank you . I cant believe no raw edges.

[@seweasybysandy]

Sounds like a sign to get back to it. I love the process, it's so relaxing!!

[@giovannacasadio9600]

To me this is to much work but it is beautiful 😍 thanks for sharing 😊

[@seweasybysandy]

Hehe try a smaller project! Like a kugnrig or something. Just a couple of strips, really. I'm addicted to my loop turner now, I could turn fabric inside out all day!!

[@marytillman372]

I worry about the fusible releasing as it is washed. Have you seen this happen? Ok I see. No fusible on this one but I have seen you use this on other videos. I just wonder if the fusible will hold after washing with no quilting to hold the layers together. I wonder on this project also whether the weave would stay together after washing. Any experience on this to share? I love this project and the others I’ve watched. Thanks!!!

[@seweasybysandy]

Hi! I use this thermal adhesive for a lot of things, mainly for appliqueing names on my baby quilts and for the ones I've kept in touch with (family and friends) they've lasted pretty great, considering how often you wash a baby quilt. So I would say that for this kind of project, it should hold on nicely. If the weave is sewn properly, it should hang on without an issue. Have a great day!

[@TJazzie]

Hmmm can you just use a Serger that way you won’t have to press seams?

[@seweasybysandy]

Yeah, if it doesn't get too bulky, sounds like a great idea!