Thank you. This is the best mitered corner explanation I’ve seen. Especially when you pointed out the lines on the small ruler.

This was an excellent tutorial! I am impressed at how pretty this napkin turned out. You did two extra steps that really made the difference…you folded under the raw edge 1/4”, and you stitched from the back first to give you a line to guide you! Wonderful!

Thank you so much. These napkins came out so professional!

Those napkins are not expensive looking , they are super expensive , made with all that love and enthusiasm for the family or friend. Thank you so much for showing the technique . Looks like art work . Be blessed kelly .

Fabulous! Thank you!

Amazing video and wonderful teacher!

This is the best instruction video I've ever seen! It's great for beginners or those who have some experience sewing. I'll be looking for more of Kelly Richardson's videos to add to my joy of sewing. Thank you!!!

I loved your suggestion to topstitch before hemstitching so as to have a line of stitching to follow. This made it very easy to keep everything neat and aligned. I used the stabilizer as you recommended, but still got a little puckering. I used heavy wt. linen which is a little wonky to begin with, but upon watching this video again just now, I noticed that you doubled up the stabilizer. I used it single, so this is why I may have gotten puckering. Not a big deal because I just stretched the embroidery a bit and ironed it which removed most of the puckering. The video was very clear and my white linen napkins came out extremely beautiful. Thank you🥰

Made these yesterday and they turned out beautifully! Kelley, your methodology for mitered corners is the best I’ve seen/done so far...a real game changer for me! Thank you!

I have all of those supplies and just bought some linen. I have been looking for a good explanation of how to make hemstitched napkins. Thanks for a great video.

Thank you Dear. You have indeed inspired me to sew these napkins. The result is very neat and crisp. God Bless you.

Thank you great demo marvelous camera work ☘️👍 Hi from Canberra Australia 🇦🇺

I enjoyed this. I was experimenting with my wing needle on my old machine and had a good experience with these reminders. Ironically, I was planning to make napkins too! Your voice is nice and instructions clear and succinct. 🌻🌻🌻As a retired English teacher, I’m sorry, I really do appreciate your comfortable correct grammar and normal declarative sentences... no upturned inflections end of sentence like everything is a question used so often nowadays on KZfaq. 😏Thanks for the handy instructions. It’s a keeper! Good luck to you. 🍀🌼

Excellent video!!! Thank you so much.

I love my folding pen too Kelly. The best camera work I’ve ever seen!

Very useful, and exactly what I want to do with my placemats, Thank you

I make the Alter Napkins for my church & put a cross pattern around the edge of a mitered corner on the napkin. Your method will help simplify the mitered corner and line for top stitching tremendously! Thank you! I certainly subscribed to your site!

Very well explained and illustrated. Thank you!

Good job Kelley!

This was a perfect tutorial for my project of making a table runner. All the table runnersI looked at don't have the correct dimensions for my table. They were either too long or too short. Now I can make my own, but probably with a much deeper hem. My big problem will be turning the corners with the decorative stitch. But I guess since they will hang down, it won't be so noticeable if they are crooked.

Great tutorial. Thank you

Great video! Definitely going to make some napkins like this.

fabulous THANKS

Love the tip on creating the mitered corners. And I've purchased fabric, folding pen and hemstitch needle to try some napkins of my own. Thank you, Kelley!

Where would you get that Magic folding pen in US??? I love this!

Muchas gracias, me encantaron, ya conseguí todos los materiales y manos a la obra, gracias por compartir tu talento. Bendiciones.

Can you use winged needle on a straight stitching zoje sewing machine.

You’re adorable ☺️