Miss Part 1? You can find it here!
By now you should have all your fabric cut and sewn together into tubes. Depending on which pattern you are doing you should either have four tubes sewn together for the placemats or two tubes for the table runner. If you are doing both you will have six tubes total!
Now it is time to cut into the tubes to get our rows.
Pull row 1 and row 2, layer them right sides together with row 1 on the bottom and row 2 on the top. This will make the seam come out on the correct side. Sew a 1/4″ seam.
Do this again for the next row.
**Important** – make sure you are checking the pattern constantly when sewing your rows back together. It is really, really easy to mess up at this step. Want to see how I messed up?
I didn’t notice my mess up until it was quilted!! Don’t make the same mistake.
Sew your rows together. Because you pressed your seams in opposite directions your intersections should nest perfectly as they go through the sewing machine.
Continue piecing your rows together following the pattern.
Your placemats should look like this when you are done:
Cut and Piece together the rest of your placemats and table runner following the same steps above.
Follow the same steps above to piece together the table runner paying close attention to the pattern.
When you are finished press your top(s). I chose to iron all my seams the same direction.
Part 3 will show you how to finish your project. I’ll show you some different quilting options and post my favorite binding video!


















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Wow,itps fabulous!
this evening I cut my fabrics.Thanks for the great tutorial.
It's coming along….I made some mistakes and decided to just go with…pretend I did it on purpose! After cutting my sections, I squared off the remaining tube that was under 2 1/2" and added them on either end—almost zero waste. I'll post a pic on twitter. You've done a superb job on this.. Tami In Denver
I think I'll add some borders before I quilt and bind it. Tami in Denver.
FORMIDABLE ! thank you for this quickly tuto pattern ! it's great !!! thanks +++++++++
Me again! I added a blue and a dark border. The blue border pulls in the blue from the bargello. I'll post pic on twitter. (I am not sure why my pics are so bad but they serve the purpose.) Tamiin Denver
I have always wanted to try something bargello but the instructions were too intimidating to me. Yours however, makes it look super easy! Wish me luck!! 😉