Table Glitz Series - March | A Shabby Fabrics Sewing Tutorial

[@Zephyr_STKR]

Oh my soo lovely, these are beautiful, these could be made into pillow too. Your darling and sew wonderful wish I could see like that

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thank you for watching! Merry Christmas! 🎄~Leah

[@annphilbeck5174]

Just made 2 of these and 2 more to go. It will look great on table for a birthday gathering tomorrow. Quick and easy too. Thanks Jennifer!

[@ShabbyFabrics]

So happy you are making these! Thanks for watching!

[@harrychris6574]

Hello Ann

[@geraldinefayne975]

Hi love your tutorial A Shamrock has only three leaf

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thank you for sharing! - Sophie

[@geraldinefayne975]

I still love the table toppers

[@michellereynolds3171]

I think you are absolutely beautiful I love your tutorials you are a very good instructor

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thanks so much for watching and for your kind comment!

[@harrychris6574]

Hello Michelle

[@ShabbyFabrics]

You know we're just kidding when we say "shamrock"! These are 4-leaf clovers... maybe we could use some of their luck 😉

[@pam5389]

Awesome video and my cat DJ gives it two paws up 😊. He watched the first 7 mins very intensely LoL 😉

[@ShabbyFabrics]

LOL So happy to hear DJ approves! Thanks for watching :)

[@pam5389]

Shabby Fabrics your very welcome 😊😸

[@mgs783]

These place mats look great. It would be helpful to see you stitch with the decorative metallic thread using the thread director. The earlier tip tutorial of using that combination of thread w/ the director was very good ~ if possible could you incorporate that tip by demonstrating how well it works in these Table Glitz tutorials? Thank you so much! 👍

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thank you so much for this awesome feedback and thank you for watching out videos!

[@fbenkezadrich2958]

très beau modèle merci pour l'idée.Ouvrage à faire.👍👍👍👍👍

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Merci beaucoup d'avoir regardé!

[@darlenepalmer9837]

Once again another nice tutorial. Thank you so much. Love all your tutorials.

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Thank you so much, Darlene!

[@mylilbirdiecreations]

Just a tip. If you use pinking shears to trim your seam allowance, you have effectively trimmed and clipped at the same time.

[@ShabbyFabrics]

That is a great tip! If you are confident with a rotary cutter, we would also recommend this pinking rotary blade, too: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Olfa-45mm-Pinking-Blade-P33410.aspx

[@joannebdon1693]

Love these 4 leaf clovers. It would be great to see a shamrock pattern which would have 3 !eaves.

[@ShabbyFabrics]

We think these will accommodate plates a bit better with their 4 leaves, but yes, Shamrocks would be lovely!

[@harrychris6574]

Hello joann

[@jeni-jnjcraftco1308]

Love the projects in the series! What kind of fusible batting did you use?

[@ShabbyFabrics]

We use the brand Pellon, but you can use whichever is your favorite! :)

[@brendamillet9823]

Cannot find the pattern; where is it?

[@ShabbyFabrics]

Please click the link in the description box that says "Free Download" and then scroll to find the pattern you are looking for :)

[@shannona6533]

Hello everyone! I can’t take credit for this tip as I found it on someone’s KZbin video and can’t find it again to include the link however this person had a great tip her grandmother shared with her when sewing scallops. At the pivot point, you should take 1 small stitch that runs horizontal to the pivot point (imagine a ruler laying at the tips of two scallops and make the stitch horizontal to the ruler) and then continue with the pivot. . This just gives a tiny bit of extra space to help the scallops turn cleanly to the right side and I thought that tip may be helpful to anyone who is struggling to get the pivot points of the shamrock looking nice and crisp.

[@ShabbyFabrics]

That is a great tip!! Thank you so much for taking the time to share it with us :)

[@margaretboaler7659]

Shabby Fabrics your place of work

[@harrychris6574]

Hello Shannon