Here are FREE patterns for Black and White quilts! What could be more stylish? To go to a pattern : Scroll down the page until you see the...
They’re Great Projects for Scraps Too! These charming placemats are so easy to make. And they’re great in any favorite fabric combination. One charm pack of 5″ squares will make two placemats. Or dig into your scraps and create your own combination from leftover charm squares, jelly roll strips, and other bits of fabric. Two …
Sewing simple projects allow you to learn new techniques easily. Table runners come under the easy project category and help you understand the basic as well
5 Small and Inexpensive DIY Sewing Christmas Gifts! Make a quilted table runner, rope bowl or pillow with this free tutorial.
Top US quilting blog, Diary of a Quilter, shares their Easy Quilted Table Runner Tutorial - a great beginning quilting project. Clik here now for more!!
Here is another quick and easy to make 'quilt as you go' block and it is the second in our series of QAYG blocks. (You can find the first QAYG block here.) I really love playing around with my scrap fabric to see what I can make. You can make an assortment of different types and sew them all together into a quilt or you can sew them into table runners and cushion covers. But whatever you decide to do, these quilt blocks will help you to use up your fabric stash, and that's always a plus. And don't forget
Choosing fabrics for ombré projects like quilts, table runners, and placemats isn't that hard. This article shows you how to get the popular gradient look.
Photo above © Kristen Long This quilting pattern / tutorial is available for free... Full post: Twisted Pole Tablerunner
If you've ever made a quilt, chances are you've used the straight line quilting technique. It's a popular choice mostly for smaller projects like table runners, potholders, placemats, baby quilts, etc. but can be used for big size quilts too.
A table runner can add warmth and texture to any room. Check out this tutorial to make your own simple and elegant quilted table runner.
Batik Quilt As You Go Placemats Tutorial is fast and easy! You will be able to create placemats in no time at all. QAYG place-mats in batik are beautiful in the kitchen and dining room.
Believe it or not, this is the first project I've made from Improvising Tradition since it was published. A family member requested a handmade item, and the Scattered Colors Table Runner came to mind because it is quick to make and easy to customize. I loved seeing it come together in the cool colors he requested, and I shortened the runner lightly to fit his table by simply omitting a couple of strips. It would also be easy to make it wider or narrower. The pattern is very specific, but it also teaches you the method. Once you understand the method, you can adjust it to fit your needs so simply. Using the fabrics from the front as a simple striped backing makes the runner reversible. Love that! I used beautiful blue and green shot cottons, and the gray is a Moda crossweave. Once you have the fabrics out and begin cutting the strips, it is just as easy to make two runners as it is to make one. I made both over the weekend, finishing up the binding over the course of a piano lesson and an evening of movies. I have listed the second runner extra for my etsy shop. It measures 13" wide by 51" long.
If you've ever made a quilt, chances are you've used the straight line quilting technique. It's a popular choice mostly for smaller projects like table runners, potholders, placemats, baby quilts, etc. but can be used for big size quilts too.
Give your space a simple refresh with handmade details. Make a quick and easy table runner for your dining room. Grab my FREE PDF Pattern!
Follow this quick and easy tutorial to learn how to sew quilted placemats using batting. An excellent project for beginner quilters.
Must-see free table runner patterns for all seasons, from beginner table runner tutorials to the best free quilted table runner patterns.
Today's tutorial will show you how to make quilted placemats. These DIY Placemats are sure to be an excellent addition to your Thanksgiving or Christmas table.
Make your own placemat with this easy placemat sewing tutorial. Perfect sewing project for beginners with easy to follow instructions.
I am thrilled to announce the very first pattern available from Cedar Quilt Co! I really wanted to kick things off with an approachable and fun project that anyone can tackle if they have the desire to quilt. Yes, even total beginners! I have learned so much over the past couple of years on my quilting journey, and I k
Chris Riley Australian Animal and bird quilting & craft cotton fabric panel - great for placemats, quilts, table runners - great colours. Chris is a Brisbane artist and is well known for his fabulous paintings. This collection of birds and animals from Australia make a unique collection. What you need to know: Range: Chris Riley Collection Pattern: Animal panel Colour: Multi Fibre: 100% cotton fabric Material: quality quilt weight Brand: Chris Riley for Devonstone Collections 2 Green Zebras Width: 42” wide / 110cm Cut Unit Size: 55cm x WOF (21 inches x WOF) Further Information: Design Repeat: 56cm x 110cm width. Largest panel: 26 x 19cm Middle panel: 12 x 18cm Smallest panel: 12 x 9cm The coloured border around each print is ¼» or 0.6cm Multiple orders will be continuously cut as one piece when availableBrand new genuine product, cut fresh from the bolt, 100% quilting cotton.Kept continuous if more than one unit purchased as shown in guide above.Suitable for quilting, patchwork, home decorating, appliquè, cushions, scrapbooking and general sewing. *if you want a smaller cut.. or you want more and we seem out of stock.. please contact us at [email protected]*WOF = Width of Fabric
Sharpen your quilting skills while making something fun! Download this free flower garden table runner layout today and start stitching your garden together
Fall is finally here and the weather is teasing us with cooler days. We had to get into the seasonal spirit, and this pumpkin table...
Quilting is the art of combining three layers of fabric together like a sandwich, and stitching them either by hand or a quilting machine to achieve a desired
Learn how to make these deliciously sweet watermelon placemats and runner!
Hidden Wells table runner is a fast and easy table runner to make with this fun quilt block that uses 4 fat quarters of fabric.
Instructions for making a modern quilted table runner using the disappearing Nine Patch technique. Using the awesome Banyan Batiks Intaglio. Free Pattern
Hey Everyone, Here is the tutorial for the tree block from Brooke (her's is putting together either the table runner or the bedrunner). Here is Sally's Bedrunner which she has finished (over achiever). Here is my tutorial since I had to be difficult and make the lap size :) Lap Size Tree Tutorial (pdf) Cut your biggest pieces first and then use the strips to cut the next pieces. This is written as if you are using 3 green fabrics but you can use whatever you like as long as you can get all of the pieces cut. Be sure to keep your left overs you will need them for the inner tree part of the pattern that is later in this tutorial. Mark your pieces with the corresponding letter which is noted after the measurements in the cutting directions and diagrammed on the block below Cutting For Tree Block: (10”x 20”) From 2 green fabrics cut one 7” strip Subcut: 2 – 7” squares (one from each) if you don’t mind your points on each block of your tree being the same you could economize by just cutting one of these (A) 2 – 6 ½ squares (one from each)(B) From remaining green fabric cut one 6” strip Subcut: 2 – 6” squares (from the new fabric and one from one of the other two 7” strips you already have) if you don’t mind your points on each block of your tree being the same you could economize by just cutting one of these (C) 2 – 5 ½” by 3 ½” rectangles (again from 2 different fabrics)(D) 2 – 5” squares (from 2 fabrics) if you don’t mind your points on each block of your tree being the same you could economize by just cutting one of these(E) 2 – 4 ½” x 2 ½” rectangles (from 2 fabrics) (F) 2 - 4” squares (from 2 fabrics) if you don’t mind your points on each block of your tree being the same you could economize by just cutting one of these (G) 2 – 3 ½” x 1 ½” rectangles (from 2 fabrics) (H) 2 – 3” squares (from 2 fabrics) if you don’t mind your points on each block of your tree being the same you could economize by just cutting one of these (I) From Background Fabric: Cut one 7” strip Subcut: 2 – 7” squares (or one see above) (A) 2 – 6” squares (or one as above)(C) 2 – 5 ½” x 2 ½” rectangles (J) 2 – 5” squares (or one as above) (E) 2 – 4 ½” squares (K) 2 – 4” squares (or one as above)(G) 2 – 6 ½” x 3 ½” rectangles (L) 2 - 8 ½” x 2 ½” rectangles (M) 2 – 3” squares (or one as above) (I) Instructions: From your 7”, 6”, 5”, 4”, 3” squares make half square triangles as we have been doing in the last two blocks. Marking diagonally on the background squares and sewing down each side of the line, cutting apart on the line. Square to 6 ½”, 5 ½”, 4 ½”, 3 ½”, and 2 ½”. Piece the rectangles in as you see above on the block diagram. You will need two blocks just like you see them. The easiest way to do this is lay the pieces all out so you can see the picture then piece them in rows. This block will come out 10.5” x 20.5” unfinished. Inner Tree Block You will need to piece one more block from your green fabrics. You can piece this any way you like as long as it comes out 10.5” by 20.5” unfinished. Here are two different ways you can make it. These are basically to show you that you can do this any way you like. It looks good any way. And here is a graphic of how the whole quilt goes together again. As you can see the bottom row has the inner tree. And I show a version with either piecings of the inner block. it looks fine both ways so, go easy I say :) We will have another post next week about finishing with the border.
Tutorial: Jacob's Ladder quilt block tutorial for beginners
We've collected 20 Free Quilted Placemat Patterns from all over the internet and put them into one place for easy reference.
DIY Reversible Placemats Sewing Tutorial. Protect your table in style with this easy sewing project. DIY Reversible Placemats Sewing Tutorial
I'm excited to share another project from my new book Improvising Tradition. The Ribbons Placemats are found in the Slice and Insert section of the book. This pattern shows you both how to cut and se
Summer is finally here! With Fourth of July just around the corner, I wanted to share this quick and easy quilted table runner tutorial. Nothing says Americana like summer barbeques with friends, family and fireworks on Independence Day. So why not spruce up your table with this sawtooth star table runner. This beginner friendly...
The String Pieced Block Can be Used in Many Projects! Scrappy string blocks make a charming runner in whatever fabrics you wish to use. Leftovers from other projects are perfect, although you can easily cut up yardage and pre-cuts to create just the right combination. The fabric used in the example is from Lori Holt’s …
Exploring the many options for layout design with Bargello patchwork blocks for the Batty for Bargello quilted reversible table runner and various quilt sizes.
This adorable Birch Gnomes table runner quilt is an easy, beginner-friendly pattern. Measuring 12” x 35”, this quilt is the perfect size!!!
From napkins to table runners to placemats, we've rounded up 20 easy DIY table linen ideas for Thanksgiving.
Applique Patchwork Cats Table Runner makes a great quilt project for your home and also includes full size templates in two sizes.
