seasonal/reversible table runner #2
02-13-2011, 09:08 PM
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You've seen Easter side already - before I sandwiched it inside out and had to rrrriiiippppp it apart. But here it is finished. Secret Pal at church is getting one every other month this year. That's the plan anyway!
Here's a link to the first one:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-86839-1.htm
The Valentine side is the first post - scroll down for the snowmen/January.
I have learned a valuable reversible lesson - if one side is busy the other side must be plain- otherwise quilting one side will make the other side look ... stupid! With a plain side it simply doesn't matter where the quilting lines go.
Fabric is mostly from Hobby Lobby. Bunny sashing is from $1 fat quarters I got at the Houston quilt show back in November. It's "birthed" - sewn right side together then flipped. I put flannel in as the batting - wanted something thin. Machine quilted with diagonals. I've made maybe a dozen table tops, completed four quilts - lap to twin sized, and have 5 tops waiting for completing. So ... a beginner!
Here's a link to the first one:
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-86839-1.htm
The Valentine side is the first post - scroll down for the snowmen/January.
I have learned a valuable reversible lesson - if one side is busy the other side must be plain- otherwise quilting one side will make the other side look ... stupid! With a plain side it simply doesn't matter where the quilting lines go.
Fabric is mostly from Hobby Lobby. Bunny sashing is from $1 fat quarters I got at the Houston quilt show back in November. It's "birthed" - sewn right side together then flipped. I put flannel in as the batting - wanted something thin. Machine quilted with diagonals. I've made maybe a dozen table tops, completed four quilts - lap to twin sized, and have 5 tops waiting for completing. So ... a beginner!
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