The title of this post describes these three table runners that I have finished. My reversed S Swirl design works up nicely in any color scheme. The trick is the placement so those checkerboards and their frame show up nicely. You need five fabrics to make these. I think this one is the dramatic one.
And just to change things up a bit I made it into a round topper. This one I think is the glitsy one. Each one of these has gold metallic highlights in some of the fabrics.
Don't forget there is a fun blog hop happening. It's the 12 days of Christmas in July blog hop hosted by Sarah at Confessions of A Fabric Addict. My day is Tuesday, I hope you'll come take a peek at my project. I have something frosty to share with you!! Here is the full line up.
Wednesday, July 14th
Joy of Days Filled With Joy
Thursday, July 15th
Moira of The Quilted Snail
Friday, July 16th
Jamie of L'Fair Quilts
Saturday, July 17th
Bonnie of In Stitches With Bonnie
Sunday, July 18th
Joanne of Everyone Deserves a Quilt
Monday, July 19th
Kate of Katie Mae Quilts
Shasta of High Road Quilter
Tuesday, July 20th
Vicki of Vicki's Crafts and Quilting (ME)
Wednesday, July 21st
Leanne of The Devoted Quilter
Thursday, July 22nd
Kathy of Kathy's Kwilts and More
Sandra of Musings of a Menopausal Melon
Friday, July 23rd
Carole of From My Carolina Home
Saturday, July 24th
Joanne of Everyone Deserves a Quilt (Part 2)
Sunday, July 25th
Karrin of Karrin's Crazy World
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Vicki, your table runners are ALL wonderful! My favorite is the round shape. I hope you don’t mind if I PIN that photo to remind myself when I get back into a sewing mood to maybe make one. Yours reminds me that I do need a fall table mat.
ReplyDeletealways love your table runners
ReplyDeleteThose always look so amazing to me! Are they sewn in strips to begin with and then cut in the wedges? I know what you mean about sometimes having an idea in your head that doesn't quite work in fabric!
ReplyDeleteI love your curvy table runners. I never would have thought of it. I particularly like the S curve.
ReplyDeleteThose curvy runners are amazing!! Great fabric choices!
ReplyDeleteI love the curvy runner made into a circle...so much fun!
ReplyDeleteThose runners are wonderful! Especially I like the round one, so pretty. Do you use a wedge ruler?
ReplyDeleteThese are great table runners!
ReplyDeleteBe back to see what you are sharing for Christmas in July!
A snowman, perhaps? You have never made one of those. They are kinda cute, just so you know :-p
ReplyDeleteVery nice and unique! I read through a couple times to see if you mentioned the pattern or how you do that, but didn't see a reference!
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