These are some table runners I finished tonight. The poinsettia one is for my mother. She doesn't decorate much for Christmas but has my grandmothers antique round dining table and I thought the shape would be good for it. I'm giving it to her now. The other two are just some I really like. The poinsettia and loud colored batik were made using the Pellon Quilters Grid. Makes things line up nice and neat.

Beautiful runners! I love your fabrics in all of them. The poinsettia is stunning!

I like the window effect of your poinsettia topper. I have a roundtable and I agree it will be perfect. The other two are really nice, too!

Beautiful. I really like the topper for you mother!:)

Really nice! I love the pointsettia-the shape is really unique-did you use a pattern? Is it a whole piece with the shashing sewn on top or did you fussy-cut the pointsettia print and make your own arrangement pieced with the sashing?

Love them!!!

I love the poinsetta.

Wow - they're all just gorgeous :)

Beautiful table runners, really like the one for your Mother.

I love the log cabin runner! They are all beautiful though! That makes me want to make a runner like that :) Thanks for the idea!

I liked all three. Your mother will love hers!

I love all of them. they give me some ideas for some giveaways for Christmas! Yours are beautiful.

They are all beautiful!

oh wow! they all are gorgeous! I love batiks but the poinsettia is very festive :)

I did use a pattern. It's called "A Few Pointers" by Crooked Nickel Quilt Designs. I just cut the fabric and strips according to the pattern directions. The Pellon Quilters Grid makes it really easy and fast. You iron the pieces to the grid and then sew each seam with 1/4 inch seam. Once all the seams are sewn it's finished. I like it because the seams line up perfect which just piecing doesn't always do. It makes it a bit stiffer than just piecing but it's fine for something on a table. I just stitched in the ditch to quilt it all together and bound like normal. The pattern says use flannel but I didn't have any so I just used some Warm and Natural that I had. I didn't like it at all until I saw the picture of it. It's amazing how different things look in a picture compared to just looking at them. The pattern, and others they have, can be found at the following link:

http://www.crookednickel.com/patterns_kits.html

The loud colored batik is also one of their patterns called "A Simple Point". I added an outside border to it because I wanted it to be a little larger.

OMG they are fabulous!!!!!!!!!!!!! :D Wonderful fabrics and use of them! :D

Gorgeous.

Beautiful work, love the colors.

Really nice! The colors are beautiful!

WoW!!!! These are all great. The receivers will be thrilled with them.

Love them all, but really like the poinsetta one!

Beautiful work!

I love them all. So elegant.

How clever is that!!! Thanks for the link the Tutorial is amazing!!

They are all just wonerful!
The poinsettia would be perfect for berry or fruit prints. It really reminds me of pie lattice lol. The first thing I thought of when I saw it was hmmmmm piiiieeee.....

Beautiful work!

Oh I love those batik runners! I really like them.

These are beautiful. I love the poinsettia fabric-it looks like it glows :-D

all very nice but that poinsetta just has that "POP" look!

Beautiful!

Very Pretty!!

Gorgeous projects! Nicely done too~

They are all beautiful - but I am partial to the pointsettia table topper, the lattice look with the pointsettias really is amazing looking!