Quilting the Big Bold Tablecloth

[@Janie916]

A used bar of soap to mark quilting lines? Absolutely brilliant!! Am thrilled to learn that I don't need to use batting to finish off my tablecloth.

[@PapercraftsbyCindyellen]

Brilliant!! You are a great teacher and this video is full of GREAT ideas

[@cherylaloise7551]

You are a wonderful teacher, you make it looks so easy and fun! Thanks for the instructions.

[@judydaniels2071]

Beautiful table cloth. Wonderful teaching.

[@adriennegallagher6282]

Love it. Looks even better finished.

[@debradudney3996]

Totally awesome and beautiful! On my project list for Holiday tablecloths.

[@dijones2441]

Wow so awesome...love it and all the helpful tips ..thanks Laura 💐

[@Saucyakld]

Thank you Laura, I can do that. I can't stand tightly quilted show pieces, even on beds! Hard and horrible. Pretty to look at but not cuddly! This is so nice!

[@kymoliver7630]

This looks pretty enough to be a quilt, I have those colors to do a quitl.

[@liliancastro4545]

Excelente trabajo me encanto!!gracias

[@bon47ful]

Excellent technique and tips! Thank you. ❤️

[@terryivey5374]

Really enjoyed this video :) Though I rarely use the kitchen table anymore....I'm thinking gifts. Looks like a fun change from my usual quilting. Oh....p.s. That red and black are actually my kitchen colors lol.

[@jennielynnschlageter6586]

Beautiful!

[@kathleenstern6053]

Would this hang well? I have tablecloths my grandmother embroidered and would like to make quilts out of them for gifts to my nieces.

[@mjquilter2019]

I would also love to know what quilt pattern you used for the top. I would like to make one. Great tutorial on the quilting!

[@mariaevenilda3898]

Q criatividade amei.

[@sandraeasthope3010]

If you use Elmer's School glue stick you can Iron it to dry and on your first washing it all comes out. With Elmer's ironing does. Ot make it permanent I do it with all of my appliqué pieces

[@SewVeryEasy]

that is good to know, thanks:)

[@firedawgysgirl5216]

Sandra Easthope thank you, I love to do applique n that is great to know

[@chaklet1ct]

Wonderful tutorial. What pattern did you use for the tablecloth?

[@zonawilson6245]

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[@SewVeryEasy]

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[@SewVeryEasy]

thanks

[@lindamercer1736]

Hi Linda here again - just watched your video on making the beautiful tablecloth. Could you tell me the finished size of your tablecloth please? Many thanks Linda

[@SewVeryEasy]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6OYo2mjpaudatU here you go

[@firedawgysgirl5216]

I like the pattern for your table cloth, what is it please...

[@zonawilson6245]

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[@lindamercer1736]

Hi - I am Linda from England and I have just found your channel and LOVE IT, you teach very well. I am currently re-jigging my sewing room after having watched your sewing room tour hee hee. I really love this video of your tablecloth - I have made some really large tablecloths but have always quilted them - they are lovely once finished and everyone loves them which is great. However, I was very interested to hear you say you can quilt your tablecloth without using batting. I have one question please, when you say you have used a thick flannel what exactly is flannel? Is it like a flannelette or a thick cotton material? Sorry, I hope that question isn't totally silly , but I would love to make a tablecloth with that kind of backing. Have you done a tutorial on how to make this particular red, white and black tablecloth? it is lovely and would definitely go well in my dining room. Thank you for a great tutorial and I shall certainly be a regular and have subscribe already. Linda x

[@SewVeryEasy]

Flannelette would be fine, be sure to wash it a few times first, as it does shrink. And here is the video kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6OYo2mjpaudatU

[@jameelaalfares6005]

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