| Scrappy Table Runner |
Finally another finished quilt! Nothing fancy, just a simple 25-patch table runner. It's been on my mind for a couple of weeks to make a simple scrappy quilt in blue. I pull out a couple of blue fabrics and came one with this table runner.
I only used 1 jellyroll strip from each blue fabric to make this 14" x 38" table runner. Practically we only need 5 jellyrolls for the main patchwork, 4 jellyrolls for the background, and half a yard for the backing. Now I know what to do with the leftover jellyrolls!
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| Blue fabric bundle |
| Blue Quilted Table Runner |
On the back, I have this pretty blue and white floral Kota cotton fabric. This print is my fave. I had one in green and I made it into a tunic. Ha!
| On my center table |
And here's the green runner. I used the leftover from the jellyrolls race quilt I made two years ago. I love the combination of green and teal in this one. The size is just perfect for a center table to maybe the foyer table.
I have a couple of Kawandi quilts to finish and also more scrappy quilts in my WIP bucket! And of course wallets and other stuff.
Nowadays I really enjoy making shorts videos and uploading them on Youtube. Shorts videos are easier because I can edit them on my phone. Although I enjoy making longer videos, it needs more planning and of course editing. For now, I just do what I can and when I can, at my own pace.
Thank you for stopping by!
Happy Sewing
Elvira
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Both table runners are so pretty. They are both dancing with fresh and lovely fabrics. I rather love those blue fabrics.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Kim. Indian fabrics have beautiful prints, they are a lighter than quilting weight fabric though.
DeleteSuch unusual and beautiful fabrics!!! Both table runners are calming and lovely!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!
DeleteIt's always nice to have a little project to use up our leftover jellies!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely! and I love making small quilt projects
DeleteLovely table runners! Those are such satisfying projects to make, with a quick turnaround that feels like instant gratification compared to bed quilts, and they are great for trying out new techniques, too.
ReplyDeleteAgree with you. I love doing simple quilts for those reasons :)
DeleteBeautiful quilts! Congrats for being featured at Inspire Me Monday at Create With Joy!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!!
DeleteYour table runners are gorgeous! Green is my favorite color, so I really love the green table runner.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!!
DeleteBoth are lovely!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!
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