Thought I'd make a start on Mothers Day, so I have whipped up a beautiful table runner in the colours of mums dining room just for her.
The internet is such a wonderful resource and once again, I found a great easy pattern called Star Crossing Table Runner from http://benandcharlyscorner.blogspot.com.au
Aren't these colours so pleasing, I think just about everyone loves these colour combinations and when I think about it, this table runner would look good in my house, my daughters house, my daughters mother-in-laws house, my mother-in-laws house....the list goes on!! We must all have similar tastes.
Even the quilting was easy - simply put on the walking foot and sew around various lines to form a pretty pattern on the back. I did have to stipple the centre of the star as I felt it wasnt laying flat enough for me. This made a pretty highlight on the reverse side.
I am sure mum will love it and I think this pattern would also make a great secret gift for my next Girls Sewing Retreat - now all I have to do is pick more colours !!
What a fabulous runner! The fabric choices and quilting are lovely. Your mum will be sew pleased!
ReplyDeleteLooks fabulous Dawn, I'm sure your mum will love it!!
ReplyDeletesuch a lovely runner, love the block design
ReplyDeleteThanks Wendy, appreciate you taking time to stop by and take a look :)
DeleteLovely runner!
ReplyDeleteThanks Kellie, I think mum will like it too :)
DeleteBeautiful runner!
ReplyDeleteThanks Vicki, I really enjoyed making it too :)
DeleteThat is a very lovely runner. Well done :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by and checking out my runner,
DeleteIt's stunning. I love stars and I love red and brown. A winner all around, for me.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jo, yes I think red and brown always go well together.
DeleteThis runner is gorgeous! As I just LOVe anything Christmas I just may have to make one too. Love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks Cheryll, theres so many great patterns and designs out there, if I wanted to make everything I saw, I'd be at the machine 24hrs a day, come to think of it....thats not a bad idea :)
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