Jelly Role Hexagon Table Runner Sewing Tutorial

[@Charmedbyashley]

Video correction!! so sorry to confuse everyone it is DEFINETLY 60 degrees not 45... i must be tired... haha

[@VonnieOdette]

Yep. It was obvious, so most people probably figured it out, but thanks for fixing the error.

[@encarnacionada2]

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE 45% AND 60% DEGREE LINE?

[@jilllazdane8861]

MAJOR MISTAKE!

[@MarieJohnson-bz8bo]

5 minutes of confusion and calculating 😂😂😂 thank you for clarifying i thought it was some kind of quilters math

[@carrie443]

I am new and made a PERFECT 6 strip piece only to cut it at a 45 degree angle as heard and I screwed it all up. :-( Starting all over....

[@lynnebilton666]

I am a newcomer to this world of patchwork & quilting. I have sat through about 8 tutorials for a guide to make something like this. Your video is brill, lovely idea, great directions. I can't wait to get started. Thankyou Ashley

[@carlvandoorselaere8895]

great teacher and love the colors you used

[@twylasmith2969]

This instructor is great with her instruction

[@susanowen1709]

Beautiful! Adding this to my "projects I want to do" list. Heck, I'm already picturing my stash & mentally picking out fabrics for it, LOL! I watched a similar video earlier where they turned the edges under and topstitched rather than adding a binding, and I think your version looks more finished and professional than that one did. One note, though; it's technically not "bias binding" since the strips were cut on the grainline rather than on the bias. But you probably already knew that 🙂

[@theresabruntom2170]

Very nice. I bought a Jelly Roll of Christmas fabrics a few days ago. Can't wait to make this.

[@Charmedbyashley]

Nice!! Hope you share in the Facebook group 😊😊

[@jillmoser4087]

Liked your video, glad you made the 45%-60% correction. Also, Missouri Star Quilt has 2 excellent videos on connecting your ends together. keep up the good work!!!

[@janicegoforth2364]

Thx for sharing...I've been looking for hexagon tutorial that was less intimidating and yours seems to fit...can't wait to try but probably not until after holidays....

[@dianneeparish3989]

I found the Mingos….love it.😊

[@terryivey5374]

Love it !!!! I have a small, round dinette style table. This seems like a perfect topper. Not too difficult, and endless possibilities . I'll be making one as soon as current project is done. Meanwhile, combos are going through my head LOL.

[@bettycesky4947]

Thank you Ashley❤

[@eleonoreloundermon2372]

You are so very sweet. Easy to understand, easy to follow.

[@twylasmith2969]

I love it.

[@NubianRoxanna]

To conserve fabric I when I know I am going to be cutting at an angle, I stagger my strips at approx. the angle I'll be cutting vs lining them all up at the selvage :-) sometimes I can get an extra wedge this way.

[@madhavidharankar]

Very wise

[@monnysillva7038]

Lindíssimo trabalho em patchwork.👏👏👏👏

[@lesleygilbert1945]

Lovely runner. A couple of years ago I made a smaller version & sewed the binding just like you did. I also made a different version were I started with a hexagon, then added strips to each side, changing the fabric after each 'round' was completed. Maybe something for you to try :)

[@lisahunter8217]

I absolutely loved your tutorial and how you also suck at binding. I’m having a tuff time as a new quilter wrapping my brain around how to make it come out right without sewing off the binding. 😊

[@lisastreasures]

Thanks. Very lovely💜

[@natalijawood7370]

Hi, Great Tutorial ,love all your explanations.. however I checked out your Blog, and I cannot see final finished Dimensions. Help, as I need to make one about 36 inches.

[@firedawgysgirl5216]

I love the leaf fabric...what is it please?

[@Charmedbyashley]

This is from the fall collection at Joanns

[@encarnacionada2]

HI I JUST STUMBLED ACROSS THIS VIDEO I LOVE THIS PROJECT LOOKS SO BEAUTIFUL QUESTION HOW LONG STRIPS TO MAKE THE SIX PANEL TO MAKE THE HEXAGON TABLE TOPPER? WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CUTTING ON THE 60% LINE AND 45% LINE? IS 1 YARD GOOD ENOUGH TO MAKE THE SIX PANEL TRIANGLE TO MAKE THE HEXAGON TABLE TOPPER?

[@dianneeparish3989]

I’d love to see the flamingo one….I love Mingos

[@marycook9607]

How big is this topper. Thanks.

[@mariaamorelli4556]

Hi ashely can I use a variety of mix Mach colors or they have to match! I’m new to quilting

[@Savannahstitcher]

I am just now at the age of 78 wanting to learn to sew things for to decorate with and simple quilting. Can you tell me the completed size so I know if I want to cut my strips wider. I have an oblong table but want this for the middle. Thank you.

[@maryannridout2029]

Woot! First viewer! Love this runner.

[@Savannahstitcher]

I went to your Blog but could not find what size it is. i would be using large strips because I want a topper to be approximately 30"

[@meladefonseka6204]

Charming

[@joycedwyer8778]

I cant pull up the measurments so can you tell me how long your strips are?

[@Charmedbyashley]

The strips were the width of the fabric, so about 40 to 42"

[@judywymore8867]

Was that a 45 or 60 degree angle?

[@Charmedbyashley]

Ok clearly its 60... wow I dont know why i thought 45.... i take it back!!! Lol

[@loripaige8054]

I wish you would put how much fabric is needed under "show more." As a novice, I have no idea how much to buy.

[@kayspriggs3315]

Cfons and porter jellly roll

[@lindafrazier4763]

No finished measurements anywhere on your blog .......

[@cherylprzychocki737]

OMG I used the 45degree and waisted 3 strips before I noticed the correction😭

[@karodora]

I can understand your frustration. If you have enough fabric you could make an octagon with eight 45-degree triangles.