Well, it’s hard to believe that we’re already at the fifth blog post entry of the week; and that means that this is the last post of the week in this particular series featuring the Urban Elementz Basix Collection from Northcott Fabrics. Yesterday we worked on a lovely Welcome Spring…
Yesterday we made the head and noses for the snowmen quilt blocks. Today we get to have more fun and put it all together and quilt up this sweet snowman table runner! Lay out your 6 snowman squares in a pleasing manner. Place the eyes and nose on each one.…
After finishing the quilted flannel lap quilt just in time for winter, we still have some time left to make this adorable snowman table runner complete with carrot nose and charcoal eyes! This bright table runner measures 12” x 72” and is made up of six 12” blocks depicting a…
This post will go through the fabric requirements for a quilted table runner we’ll make over the course of this week. I’m using the PFAFF Performance 5.2 to make quick work of the piecing. Set aside a little time each day for each step and you’ll soon have your very…
When planning to free motion quilt the table runner, you have so many opportunities to bring the quilt to life. A simple meandering stitch will create a whimsical runner but you can have a bit more fun if you want. By using different colors of threads and different free motion…