It was time I do something with this panel of Bridges. Building a table runner with these two bridges panel happened this week. After staring at this panel for a couple days I decided to use one bridge at each end with an Ohio Star in the middle.
See the quilt hanging on the fence, it inspired me to add the hourglass blocks at each end after the bridge.
Each Bridge was able to be cut at 9.5" so my Ohio Star block was also built at 9.5" before being sewn into the table runner. I had the perfect scrap to use for the border, wish I had more of that, it came in handy.
Just another way to use those panels that I hope inspires you to dig them out and do something with them!
Have a great weekend!! Linking with TGIFF, Finished Or Not Friday, Off The Wall Friday, Beauties Pageant
Oh yes - the star is just perfect with the 2 bridge panels. Great job!
ReplyDeleteI love those bridges so cool this will look great in a country kitchen setting wouldn't it
ReplyDeleteWhat a great use of your panel/square, Vicki!!! Love how you mimicked the quilt on the fence!!!
ReplyDeleteThose red and white sections are perfect for setting off the bridge blocks! The Ohio Star works nicely for the center, too. A friend at my quilt group was showing a bunch of panels that she has collected and didn't know what to do with, and I thought of you. You're so good with them!
ReplyDeletePerfect use of the panel. I love the addition of the hourglasses at the ends.
ReplyDeleteNice, I like it!
ReplyDeleteThe colors you used are just perfect for those cute panels! Really nice job.
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job of putting those bridge panels into a table runner. Hum, do I have any small panels I could do this with?
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea for using a panel! The red is perfect with it.
ReplyDeleteThis is darling, Vicki . I great use of the panels.
ReplyDeleteThat worked out really well! So pretty!
ReplyDeleteOh I love how you drew from the panel to choose the blocks - its amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, glad you like that idea;)
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