I used a pattern from P.S. I Quilt, one Rachel so aptly named the Lickety Split table runner. The pattern comes together super easy, I highly recommend it!
I worked on practicing my outline quilting on this one, that was pretty fun. I adore the effect that outline quilting gives. Having used a simple Kona solid for the back, the outline quilting totally stands out and looks really cool on the back. Here's hoping it's not too modern a look for the recipient.
Stay tuned on Wednesday to see how clogged my sewing desk is becoming! I've probably got way too many projects in progress at the moment, so it's going to be a lengthy WIP list! And don't forget to check into what's going on at Fabric Tuesday at QuiltStory, I always love the inspiration I get over there.
I love the runner...you did a great job.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see your sewing desk! =)
Love you choice of colours and fabric in this runner. Well done :)
ReplyDeleteYour runner is very pretty and the quilting is right on! I have read back about your quilt along and it sounds like a lot of fun. I may be back later today to join in with you. I have been contemplating doing one on my blog.So, I think I will get my feet wet with you. :)
ReplyDeletethis is pretty. i like how the quilting looks against the back of this.
ReplyDeleteVery striking, nice colors! I don't normally gravitate to green but I really like this.
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ReplyDeleteVery nice, and the quilting looks great! I'm sure they will absolutely love the gift. And I'm right there with ya on the list thing—that's always such a good feeling to check something off a list. : )
ReplyDeleteI love table runners. So quick and easy. Love your fabrics : )
ReplyDeleteVery pretty! I wish I had a pretty table to display a table runner! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks everybody :)
ReplyDeleteGreat table runner! You've just given me a great idea on what to give for Christmas to a few people on my list. I'm going to hop on over to P.S. I Quilt right now. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThis is great! Thanks for linking up to Quiltstory!
ReplyDeleteI'm considering a jelly roll of Origins for a mystery quilt class I'm taking in January. It is gorgeous! Love it.
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