Wonderful tutorial, Misty and Jake!!!! Thank you so much for your efforts.

Ohhh this is a darling idea!! ❤ I have to watch tomorrow... Thank you Misty and everyone at MSQC!!!😍

I love the 2-patch tip. I remember Jenny sharing it in another tutorial. It saved me a lot of time when I made a postage stamp quilt that came out about 60" square - lots of 2-patches.

Thank you for taking the extra time to turn the placemat. That final hint to snip the inside corner would have been missed, and I could see that it makes a difference to how flat the placemat will sit. I love watching your live stream each week. You are great examples of how to treat your spouse, so that is an extra bonus.💕

Very cute project! Can't wait to make this! Love Misty and Jake! Love MSQC!

Made a table runner like this many years ago at a friends house and forgot how I made it. This is so perfect. Thankyou

Well done Jake, you didn’t interrupt so much better to listen to. Great tutorial Misty.

This is adorable. I have a stash of pre-cuts. Always looking for new uses. Thank you!!!!

Thanks for the excellent tutorial! It's beautiful and while you were making it, I'm thinking of all the people I could make a set of those for!

Love these quick, easy projects!!! More please

It would be lovely to see your quilts and projects stylised into home decor shots. Just like you did with this one, it really helps visualise how these would look in our own homes. BTW, Misty you did really well to get this project done in the timeframe.

Great idea. Definitely want to make these for Valentines😊

I really enjoy watching the lives..... Misty is equally as entertaining as Jenny!

Hi and thanks a lot for the tutorial. You explain really well! I love these placemats and the fact that we can have four with only one charm pack is great. I also love cloth napkins, it makes a nice table.🌺🌸

I love it. Thanks so much especially for the extra hints!

Great job, both of you! Thank you!

Loved it, already added supplies to cart!

So beautiful i like this place mat Thank you for sharing

Love the tip about making the 2 patches. Thank you.

You need to include Misty’s tutorials in the app!

LoVe it!! Thanks so much Misty!!🤗💗💗

Great tutorial once again. I must try this with scraps from my stash. Thanks so much .

I love what you just did that's beautiful when I quilt I don't use the machine I do everything but hand

Wonderful work you two. Love you working together ❤

Excellent Tutorial Misty!! Awesome frame in a frame filming & commenting Jake!! Thank you

Love watching all the fun projects.

Wonderful tutorial. Thank you so much. ❤️❤️

Is also helpful to clip into the “valley” seams, as well to help them sit flatter? That is for the great video...love this project!

Labor intensive with trimming and turning but worth it, great tip about sewing two squares together on either side, thanks Misty.

Love those heart pins. I received a bunch as a free gift from you a few years ago. They’re long and sturdy.

Montana (wind chill -20 at 11AM Tuesday) so I am keeping warm watching you quilting.

so cute - I am going to make them for the kiddos to enjoy with their romantic valentines dinner...who knows maybe I will put them on the hubs and my table as well :)

Good job, both of you... not sure why people are commenting about Jake "over-talking". Your are doing great guys!

Sure wish I could watch live. Living in Japan is a challenge to do this. Oh, and working puts a kink in it too. Love your projects Misty!

Thank you so cuuuute!

Awesome I could use this with my scraps and left over 5inch squares.

Excellent!

HI... From WI. thanx for your great videos!

I love misty’s tutorials

What a fun placemat to make. Can’t wait to try and make these. I have been working on my Quilt as you go hexagon quilt. I am making a king size quilt. All with the Pioneer Women Fabric. A lot of cutting and sewing, but it will be worth it when it is all done.

I used Chop Sticks to poke the corners! Thanks for sharing this tutorial. 😊

This would be cool making a zipper bag like this. Wish yall would do that

I would leave a section on the little squares open to turn and then have a straight seam to close later.

I love that iron!

Better to be thorough than fast! Brilliant!

Cute!!

Loved this project! Thanks for going long to show the whole process. Depending on the fabric these placemats could be used for any occasion. I like how Misty showed how to speed the process by using a charm pack to create the two blocks. Personally, I would find sewing mini 2 1/2 inch squares together really difficult. Thanks for a great tutorial.

Hi from South West England!

Misty, you did great! Keep up the good work. Love the place mats, totally a different look from the ordinary. Hint: You may want to make several done 'in stages' ahead of time ... less stress and 'on camera time' for you. You are braver than I would be. God bless you and yours. Jake, you are doing a great job, too. (Saving the best for last, Jake.)

Great tutorial ❗️❤️🙏

Great projects from Quebec canada

Loved the video!

Thank you 😊

Love this video!

Hi iam starting my second quilt thanks to you all by Maria from Malta

Watching Misty having to lift the presser foot every time to pivot has made me appreciate the new machine that I bought 2 months ago that auto lifts and I keep it set with needle down. This project will be so much easier to get through

It is a really cute pattern however when I do this for myself I will not fussy cut around all of the points, but will top stitch around the edge of the entire piece, then trim off excess batting, etc. and will turn, quilt and close. That way I'll still have the lovely zig zag design in the middle but a regular shape placemat as a finished product..

love this❤

Would be adorable with a heart (snowball corners) in each placemat.

Very beautiful

Do you clip the inside corners as well as trim the outside corners before you turn it?

I would love a table runner.

Cute placemats

Nice job!!

Great video.

love your tutorials just started sew from UK sonia

You are very brave using that rotary cutter.

Great video !

Thank you

Australia love them

Hi from New Zealand

Hi from Carol in Levin New Zealand

Hello from New Jersey !!

I hope people are just as vocal on the other site where the camerawoman Always interrupts the hostess and then apologises, throwing off the trend of speech, which can cause information to be 'lost'. That annoys me. Jake's mic is a tad too loud that might be contributing to the issue. Jake is supporting Misty and has no aspirations to go before the camera, can't say the same for the other one. On the whole I love these Lives. Beautiful project.

A lot of little points. You did great Missy.

An easy method is using the new grid pattern interfacing to lay out your pattern

Very cute! What type of batting are you using?

Hi from Maine

I love the place mates!! I'm from Madison, WI

From California 😊

Hello from the Dalles Oregon!

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Hello from Finland

Hello from Kentucky

It would be easier for turning leave the edge with the two patch open, so you don't have the a straight edge to close.

I am finding the closing of the part I left open to turn the mat out difficult. Is there a "trick" to make it easier? Could you demo how you close it up when you top stitch the opening? You make it look so easy and fun. I enjoy watching your tutorials.

Hi. How do you determine how many squares you need ? What is your method

HOW DO YOU CLOSE THIS UP

So is it 3 strips of eight or four strips? At first you said three but later on the assembly I counted four. Or does it not matter and that would just be a way of extending to a table runner? Thank you. EDIT: I did make it last night using 5-6 (can't remember) 8 piece strips and it all balanced out. Of course, it's no longer FQ friendly for the backing but still a nice runner. Thank you for the great tutorial.

Harrogate, TN

Perth, Western Australia

Hello from Florida

Chicago!

Wow, what’s with all the Jake bashing? Jake is doing his job y’all... There are 4 options here... 1) Misty keeps stopping what she’s doing to scroll through the comments and read them. 2) Misty doesn’t answer any questions or interact with the audience during the live streams. 3) MSQC stops doing live videos. 4) We listen to Jake engage with his wife and colleague so she can answer our questions. Jake might not be Jenny or Misty, but he has helped to build MSQC from the ground up and works very hard all over the business. He deserves our respect.

Darling! It's a great way to use scraps too!

Use a chop stick Maybe a longer stitch when sewing. What was the batting cotton?

White Salmon, WA

North Carolina

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