Project by Michelle Roberts AKA CreativeBlonde
This table runner can be adjusted depending on the length of your table, by adding or removing a star block.
Size: Approx. 45” x 8”
Begin by cutting your fabric pieces to make the stars
(8) 2 ½ x 2 ½” squares from star fabric
(8) 2 ½ x 2 ½” squares from white/gold fabric
(8) 2 ½ x 2 ½” squares from firework fabric
(24) 2 ½ x 2 ½” squares from white solid fabric
(8) 3” x 3” squares from star fabric
(8) 3” x 3” squares from white/gold fabric
(8) 3” x 3” squares from fireworks fabric
(24) 3” x 3” squares from white solid fabric
Let’s start making a star
Begin by taking a 3” square in star fabric and lay RST with a 3” white solid piece, mark a line across the diagonal, and sew ¼” either side of the line. Cut along the marked line. Press open, and trim to measure 2 ½” x 2 ½” (making sure the diagonal line is centred)
See photos below for step by step instructions
We can now begin to construct the star, using our new blocks and the original 2 ½” blocks we cut out.
See photos below for placement
Continue to make as 6 stars in total.
Trim each star block to 8 ¼” square.
Join them together using ¼” seam allowance.
We can now go ahead and fuse the Vlieseline x50 batting to the top runner, measuring 48” x 10”.
Cut your backing to measure 48” x 10”, I chose a solid black fabric.
Quilt your table runner, using your preferred method, I chose simple diagonal lines to achieve a patchwork effect.
Trim away excess backing fabric and wadding.
Join your binding RST to the front edge, and complete the table runner with hand sewn stitches to the reverse.
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Made by Michelle Roberts for The Craft Cotton Co 2022.
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