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DIY How to Make a Quilted Sewing Machine Mat + Thread Catcher | Coudre Tapis pour Machine à Coudre

Hi everyone! In today’s video I’m going to show you how to make a Quilted Sewing Machine Mat with Pockets and a Thread Catcher. It is very helpful to organize your sewing materials so you can find them easily and also keep your sewing table free of little pieces of thread and/or fabric. Important note: I use the metric system and make the exact conversion from cm to inches in the hope of helping. Please adapt these measurements to your ruler. Hope you enjoy this tutorial video! If so, please subscribe, share and give a like! If you have any questions or doubts, please leave a comment. _______________________________________________________ Sewing notions and supplies I use (affiliate links): https://kit.co/BravoDada/diy-sewing DISCLAIMER: As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. I'm very grateful if you choose to support me in that way. _______________________________________________________ NOTE: Dimensions in inches are approximated. My sewing machine measurements are 38cm wide and 18cm deep. My sewing machine plus the extension table measurements are 60cm wide and 28cm deep. The finished mat measures approximately 62cm wide and 52cm long. Adjust fabric requirements for your sewing machine, if needed. Important note: You should take into account the quilting shrinkage. After quilting the front fabric piece and the pockets, I have cut all the fabric pieces to the same size before sewing them together. My pieces shrank 2cm after quilting (66cm x 54cm). Tip: Use a piece of non-slip shelf liner underneath your mat to keep it from sliding. FABRIC MEASUREMENTS Sewing mat: 2 fabric pieces for the front and the back: 68cm x 56cm. 2 fabric pieces for the smaller pocket (1 for outside fabric and 1 for inside fabric): 68cm x 14cm. 1 fabric piece for the bigger pocket: 68cm x 33cm. If you prefer to use two different fabrics for the bigger pocket you will need 2 fabric pieces (1 for outside fabric and 1 for inside fabric): 68cm x 17cm. Bow: 1 fabric piece for the bow: 19cm x 9,5cm 1 fabric piece for the center of the bow: 6cm x 6cm Thread catcher: 2 fabric pieces for outer fabric: 15cm x 16cm 2 fabric pieces for lining: 15cm x 16cm Heavy-weight fusible interfacing - thread catcher: 2 pieces of fusible interfacing: 15cm x 16cm Heavy-weight polyester batting - top of the mat: 1 piece for the front of the mat: 68cm x 56cm Light-weight polyester batting - pockets of the mat: 1 piece for the bigger pocket: 68cm x 16cm 1 piece for the smaller pocket: 68cm x 14cm Bias tape: 2 pieces for both pockets: 68cm x 2cm Quilting: Front fabric: quilting lines 5cm apart. Pockets: quilting lines 3cm apart. Distance between pockets: 1st pocket: 12cm 2nd pocket: 10cm 3rd pocket: 15cm 4th pocket: 10cm 5th pocket: 15cm Dark brown ribbon: 13cm x 1cm “Handmade with love” wooden button: 2,5cm Metal swivel lanyard snap hook: 1cm Needle sizes: 90/14 110/18 Seam Allowance: Sewing mat: 1,5cm Thread catcher: 0,7cm _______________________________________________________ You can find me at:   / bravo_dada   _______________________________________________________ My online stores: https://www.ebay.fr/usr/brda5620 https://www.etsy.com/shop/BravoDadaHa... _______________________________________________________ Thanks for watching! _______________________________________________________ #BravoDada #SewingMachineMat #ThreadCatcher #DIYSewingMachineMat #DIYThreadCatcher #Quilting #QuiltedSewingMachineMat #DIYSewingMatWithPockets _______________________________________________________ 0:00 - Quilted sewing machine mat and thread catcher. 0:24 - Supplies needed and fabric measurements. 1:11 - Quilting the front fabric of the mat. 2:37 - Make the quilted pockets. 6:28 - Place and sew the pockets to the front fabric of the mat. 7:45 - Place and sew the front fabric to the back fabric of the mat. 8:49 - Trim the excess fabric turn the mat right side out. 9:46 - Press the mat. 9:52 - Close up the opening with an invisible hand-stitching. 10:55 - Divide the long pockets into sections. 12:21 - Top stitch. 13:19 - Make the decorative bow. 15:23 - Make the thread catcher. 17:45 - Turn the thread catcher right side out and press. 18:30 - Edge stitch the thread catcher. 18:59 - Add plastic snaps to the thread catcher. 20:12 - Close up the opening. 20:24 - Add plastic snaps to the mat. 21:18 - Sew the ribbon and place the metal swivel lanyard snap hook in the middle. 23:16 - Sew the bow in place. 23:59 - Finished sewing machine mat and thread catcher.