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SEW 09-29-2013 05:16 PM

Looking for name of table runner pattern
 
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[ATTACH=CONFIG]438795[/ATTACH] Hoping someone can identify the pattern name so I can purchase, gotta get going on my christmas sewing! Thanks for looking!:)

yel 09-29-2013 05:21 PM

omg it is just too cute

Tartan 09-29-2013 06:44 PM

Jenny from MSQC does one called the Zig Zag table runner with charm packs that you might be able to adapt. Hopefully someone recognizes the picture and can give you the pattern name.

Peckish 09-29-2013 06:57 PM

Here you go. It's called Accent Your Focus Table Runner.

http://www.quilterswarehouse.com/p-1...r-pattern.aspx

mamajack3 09-29-2013 07:32 PM

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vondae 09-29-2013 07:35 PM

If someone finds this in a free version would you please share with us. I really like this & it looks easy enough but, I need the instructions to make. I'm not a good DIY'er. I also, can't see paying $8.00 for the pattern. But, that's just me.

mighty 09-30-2013 07:12 AM

I love it, thank you Peckish for the link!

Rubesgirl 09-30-2013 08:28 AM

That is beautiful and it would showcase a fabric I have. I will watch and hope that someone can find something like it that is free, or at least less than $8.00.

EasyPeezy 09-30-2013 09:26 AM


Originally Posted by vondae (Post 6321486)
If someone finds this in a free version would you please share with us. I really like this & it looks easy enough but, I need the instructions to make. I'm not a good DIY'er. I also, can't see paying $8.00 for the pattern. But, that's just me.

From what I can see there are lots of partial seams in there.

laynak 09-30-2013 11:25 AM

Table runner design
 
It looks like a log cabin around the focus fabric, perhaps courthouse steps? I'd use a 6" or 8" square and add 2" strips around. I'd make 4 of these and cut one into 1/4's to create the small insets. Actually, there are 4 patches used to connect the 3 major 'squares' so this would need to be accounted for on two sides of each of the major squares. I don't have the photo of the pattern up as I write this so I hope this provides enough info to go on. Might be an experiment but hopefully it'll work!


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