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I wanted to show my Springtime Table mat that was our class project at our last quilt group meeting. The pattern came out of the "Quilting for Busy Boomers" book, page 116. The pattern was designed by Connie Kauffman. I love the tabletopper and I plan to make a few more for gifts. It goes together really fast and it's a very easy pattern.
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A very refreshing, slightly bold pattern to brighten any table! I love it!
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Looks GREAT ! Was it as fast and easy as the book title implies ?
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That topper looks great!! I am going to have to get that book!!
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That looks great! Those would make wonderful gifts for everyone.
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That's really very nice... and it looks like it only uses three fabrics! Two of which really set the tone.
If you were making them for gifts... and you got very familiar with the pattern (as in, you're through the learning curve) ... how long do you think it would take, start to finish? |
Love the topper. I have the flowered fabric also. Hmmm, may have to add this to the to-do list.
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[quote=Favorite Fabrics]That's really very nice... and it looks like it only uses three fabrics! Two of which really set the tone.
If you were making them for gifts... and you got very familiar with the pattern (as in, you're through the learning curve) ... how long do you think it would take, start to finish?[/quote Thank you ALL for the nice compliments. I have a round table when I don't have the leaves in it and this table topper is perfect! Tablerunners usually seem too big for the table but this topper just fits! I love it. Fav Fabric: I have about 3 1/2 hours in this table mat. I learned while taking the class that the one important time saver is to LABEL each stack of pieces as some folks got very confused on the directions . My feeling is, when I cut out all the pieces I will cut the fabric for 4 or 5 tablemats all at the same time...(I DON'T MEAN STACKING ALL THE FABRIC ON TOP OF EACH OTHER, I JUST MEAN WHEN I'M CUTTING THE STRIPS FOR ONE MAT, I'LL CUT THE SAME STRIPS OUT OF ALL THE FABRIC FOR ALL THE MATS I'M MAKING) all the 6 1/2 inchers, all the 3 1/3 inchers, 9 3/4 inchers then separate them by the tablemat they will be used in then start speed sewing. When I do this, I'll post a picture and keep track of the time spent if you wish. |
Lovely!
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Oh I really like it!
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It is very pretty.
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I love the fabric. I am using the floral fabric, a light yellow and a mauve matching the light flowers in a pinapple quilt I am doing now.
Great job! Sheila |
Very nice!!!
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Very nice!!!
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nice
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Beautiful!!! I love the shape and the fabrics you chose :D:D:D
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great looking topper
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sew cute
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very springy! :lol:
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That is so pretty. I really love your floral fabric. Great job.
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WOW!! :thumbup: It's beautiful, I just love the colors you have put together & the pattern, too. Thank you for sharing.
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That's pretty!
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Lovely! Makes me want to make one for my table in the breakfast room.
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Great colors and pattern! It's beautiful!
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beautiful, love the colors and would love to have that pattern
where did you get it .jniblett |
I have the floral print also. Looks great. Love the fall colors!
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love it.
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Originally Posted by jniblett
beautiful, love the colors and would love to have that pattern
where did you get it .jniblett |
Originally Posted by Feathers
I wanted to show my Springtime Table mat that was our class project at our last quilt group meeting. The pattern came out of the "Quilting for Busy Boomers" book, page 116. The pattern was designed by Connie Kauffman. I love the tabletopper and I plan to make a few more for gifts. It goes together really fast and it's a very easy pattern.
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OOOHHHH, that is very pretty.
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oh that is so pretty, love your color choices.
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nice love it
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