Quilt a table topper for all seasons – a fun applique project by Robin Bogaert February 19, 2024 written by Robin Bogaert February 19, 2024 179 Kick the winter blues with bright decor for all seasons. Join me this week when I show you how to make this Circle the Seasons Table Topper. It’s an applique project and oh-so-easy with the HeatnBond Lite family of products. It includes scenes of winter, spring, summer and fall. This topper is made very dimensional with Fairfield Quilter’s 80/20 Quilt Batting, some lovely Dress It Up buttons, GÜTERMANN Invisible Nylon Thread and other decorative notions. This topper is 26” in diameter and will fit on any shaped table. There is also an opportunity to make it your own from your stash of cotton fabric and embellishments to match your unique decor. Be sure to download the free Circle the Seasons Table Topper original pattern. Circle the Seasons Table Topper made with HeatnBond Iron-on EZ Print Lite Iron-on Adhesive materials fabric 26” x 26” background cotton fabric (light blue sky as shown) scraps of fabric for applique (choose mostly solid colors and some novelty fabrics for sports balls, quilt, and flowers) 30” x 30” backing fabric bias binding 85” x 2½” length 2 – 30” x 30” of Fairfield Quilter’s 80/20 Quilt Batting (2 layers recommended) thread GÜTERMANN Invisible Nylon Thread variegated threads (optional) embroidery thread, decorative threads, metallic thread (optional) threads to match fabric notions paper scissors fabric scissors Kai 7000 KAI 7100 Embroidery Scissors (to cut tiny applique pieces) OLFA 28mm rotary cutter HeatnBond EZ Print Lite HeatnBond Lite Iron-On Adhesive Sheets 505 Quilt Basting spray (optional) or basting pins pencil black sharpie marker tape measure sewing clips for binding (optional) hand sewing needle for finishing the binding (optional) string or yarn (for drawing a circle) buttons from Dress It Up, lace, novelty fabric, embellishments (your choice to suit each season) push pin white freezer paper free pattern for the Circle the Seasons Table Topper feet/machine accessories suggestions open toe foot for applique (optional but helpful) ¼” foot free motion quilting foot equipment printer iron sewing machine capable of doing a small zigzag or satin stitch and free motion stitching Pieces of fabric for the Circle the Seasons Table Topper (mostly solid cottons) Other supplies needed Don’t forget to print the free pattern for Circle the Seasons Table Topper and join me tomorrow when I explain how to get the pattern printed onto the HeatnBond EZ-Print Lite Iron-On Adhesive. It’s magical and oh so easy! You’ll want to do all your future sewing machine applique this way. This is part 1 of 5 in this series Go to part 2: HeatnBond EZ Print Lite makes printing out applique patterns easy | How-to Print this page or save as a PDF 0qs508Circle the Seasons Table TopperDress It Up ButtonsFairfield Quilter's 80/20 Quilt Battingfree patternsfree quilting patternsGÜTERMANN Invisible Nylon ThreadHeatnBond EZ Print Lite Iron-On AdhesiveHeatnBond LiteHeatnBond Lite Iron-On Adhesive SheetsKAI 7100 Embroidery Scissors - 4″ (10.2cm)notionsOdif 505 Temporary Adhesive for fabricOLFA 28 mm Rotary Cuttertable toppers FacebookTwitterPinterestLinkedinRedditWhatsappTelegramEmail Robin Bogaert Robin Bogaert is a long arm quilter, creator and blogger at quiltingintheloft.com and has many years of quilting experience. Robin was the past owner of a quilt shop in Windsor, Ontario and now resides in Waterloo. Robin's roots in quilting are traditional, however she appreciates modern quilt design as well and considers the focus of work to be designing, teaching, trunk shows, free motion quilting, ruler work and thread painting. In addition to her passion for sharing all things quilting, Robin is busy with pattern design and sells her patterns on her website and with Craftsy.com. Robin was featured in the Summer 2016 and 2017 (Canada 150th) edition of Quilters’ Connection Magazine and is a new guest contributor at QUILTsocial.com. previous post The positioning tools on the DESIGNER EPIC 3 for exact applique placement next post HeatnBond EZ Print Lite makes printing out applique patterns easy | How-to YOU MAY ALSO LIKE... OLFA rotary cutter and rulers for quilters on... What’s in your Hemline Gold Multi-Use Craft Bag? Make a strap adjustable with a slide buckle The easiest way to add a magnetic closure... 12 easy steps to sew a zippered pocket... 2 ways to make fabric waterproof with Odif... 6 easy steps to making a strong strap... Use Odif Odicoat to waterproof your quilted project... IF Odif 909 is permanent, why is it... Leave a Comment Cancel Reply Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
