Katrina Walker

SINGER® Presents: Fancy Flatlocked Table Décor

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SINGER® Presents: Fancy Flatlocked Table Décor
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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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14 Responses to “SINGER® Presents: Fancy Flatlocked Table Décor”

  1. Annette

    Love the flat-lock seam especially with the ribbon. The faux binding was very practical & it is a great practice piece. Thanks. Annette

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  2. Marilyn

    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!

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  3. Genice Gorman

    Thanks Katrina! Always learn something new when I watch one of your classes.

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  4. Suzanne

    I enjoyed this class. That is beautiful! loved the mitered corners also. Nice teaching and course.

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  5. Sue Resop

    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 :)

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  6. Adelheid

    This was a very enjoying class and I lerned a lot. But I have a question about after washing: is it still that beautiful ? Does the flatlock stay that flat?

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  7. Judith

    Very interesting class …learn several new tips and ideas. Love the ribbon idea. 👍👍

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    • Danielle

      Hi, I’m not familiar with your model but I think as long as your serger can do a flat lock, you can do this project.

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