SINGER® Presents: Fancy Flatlocked Table Décor
Katrina Walker
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Fancy Flatlocked Table Décor
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Dress up your table with cheerful color by serging a fun and easy table runner and placemat set. Add some ribbon accents for a little extra pizazz – flatlock stitches and the SINGER® SO100 serger make everything simple. This quick project is so fabulous you’ll want to make a set for every occasion!
Katrina Walker
Katrina Walker is an educator and designer specializing in textiles, construction and surface design techniques. She also writes and creates designs for publications such as Threads and Stitch.
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Thanks for those great table placemats and take runner. I have been wanting to make some for awhile but didn't know quite what I wanted to do. So now I have the inspiration to do the ones you have to shown us. Thank you very much to you, Singer and Craftsy.
I think a blanket stich (if your machine has one) wouild blend well with the ladders of the flat lock.
Great
Love the flat-lock seam especially with the ribbon. The faux binding was very practical & it is a great practice piece. Thanks. Annette
I love this design! I have bought a Janome serger& been a bit hesitant to try it. This looks like a good project to try it out, all straight serger seams. I had no idea what a flat lock seam was. I loved this class! Thank you, Katrina!
Thanks Katrina! Always learn something new when I watch one of your classes.
Loved your class. Thank you.
I enjoyed this class. That is beautiful! loved the mitered corners also. Nice teaching and course.
That is beautiful! loved the mitered corners also. Nice teaching and course.
I tend to like the idea of using batting in my table runners. If I were to do that where would you suggest I stitch in the ditch to "sandwich" the top, batting and backing? I love the look of this table runner and have it on my list of projects to do! Finally a good use for those jelly roll packs I bought last year LOL Thanks for the great inspiration :)