QuiltsBy.me

This table runner was created after watching MSQC tutorial Christmas Tree Table runner, using the half hexigon template. 10 inch squares were used from Under the Pines Favorites 10 Karat Crystals by Color Bakery for Wilmington Prints. The table runner is reversible, and the reverse side is the MSQC tutorial pattern of Turnabout Granny Squares. I used scrappy fabrics from my stash for the reverse side.

By cynthia2075

7 LIKES | 663 VIEWS

Reversible Placemats

This Aunties Two quilt-as-you-go pattern on fusible foam made a house gift for friends and a new summer look for our kitchen. One batik jelly roll made 6 reversible mats 14" x 19" which are offset with black binding.

By LaurieB

14 LIKES | 890 VIEWS

Love Christmas

Love to make table runners for friends and family

By Luvmypug

16 LIKES | 719 VIEWS

Love Christmas

I like traditional Christmas fabric

By Luvmypug

14 LIKES | 666 VIEWS

Watercolor Table Runner

This runner started as a kit of fabric squares, donated to my quilt guild for our September quilt show's Boutique. I stitched the squares together, quilted the quilt sandwich, then added butterfly silhouettes and pin dot binding in an attempt to add some balance and interest to the overly light palette.

By MrsP

9 LIKES | 641 VIEWS

Red Checks

Mom needed a quick table decoration for her Bible Study group. Something “picnicky”, what better than red checks!

By Stephc2153

2 LIKES | 611 VIEWS

Missouri Star Table Topper 2

I gave the previous Missouri Star Table Topper I posted to my daughter-in-law and decided to make another. I love the way the Lord inspired me to quilt and finish it.

By LoriS

8 LIKES | 634 VIEWS

Little Ruby

I had a quilt kit for a large ruby red quilt that I finished off. When I was done, I had a lot of fabric scraps leftover. I wanted to keep the scraps together, at least for one more quilt. I took some foundation paper squares I had left from a different project and randomly placed fabric on them. I put a strip of black down the long side of the triangle and paired them up. I then sashed each square and put it within a border. Even the backing fabric for this quilt is left over from the original! It's a throw size, but looks pretty good.

By nancileigh

10 LIKES | 677 VIEWS

Table Runner using Orange Peel

This table runner was created using four Orange Peel blocks. I find the orange peel blocks so FUN to make!

By RAFDesigns

7 LIKES | 631 VIEWS

Halloween Hexagon Garden

I had created a jelly roll with my Halloween fabric remnants. I decided to try this Hexagon Garden pattern with that jelly roll. I decided to use it as a wide table runner. It adds a Halloween punch to my breakfast table. Matching up the strip set with nested seams was a construction concern as I changed the layout of the wedges. Another learning opportunity.

By vvvvickie

2 LIKES | 781 VIEWS

Birds on an Evergreen Bough

After a presentation on fracture quilts at a guild meeting, I tried this art piece, barely larger than a place mat. It starts with four identical panels which are cut precisely. There are lots of seams, and I found it important to get it done without time lapses to avoid moving strip positions incorrectly. It also required spreading out in extra space during construction. The prism effect is one that I like.

By vvvvickie

6 LIKES | 756 VIEWS

Christmas Table Runner

Traditional Christmas table runner was relaxing and fun to applique .

By Lucky-Lynda

5 LIKES | 408 VIEWS

Checkerboard Tabletopper

I needed a tabletopper AND wanted to teach my young grandsons how to play checkers. I decided to make a checkerboard. I had in my stash a beautiful border and found that it was perfect for this project!

By Carolfoxworthy