We're continuing our Tute-Happy Summer series today with a tutorial for a striking table topper by Connie from from Freemotion by the River. Connie used the bold prints from the Ro Gregg's Marblehead Gemstones, Jewels and Quartz collection. Enjoy the tutorial and then find the details at the bottom of this post for a chance to win a bundle of Gemstones, Jewels and Quartz prints to play with!
Hi, I'm Connie from Freemotion by the River and I have another fun table runner pattern to share with you.
The size of this table runner is 11" x 44".
I picked six fabrics from the fat quarter bundle and also used muslin for the neutral strips.
- Cut each of the 6 fabrics into 4 - 1 1/2 inch strips by the longest side of the fat quarter (22 inches).
- Cut the muslin into 10 - 1 inch strips the width of the fabric, then sub-cut to 20-22 inches for a total of 20 strips.
- Sew with a 1/4" seam allowance. Join pieces together.
I hope you enjoyed this tutorial and stop by my blog for more tutorials and patterns.
Thanks Connie!
Check out each week of our Summer of Tutes!
Week 1: Sunglasses case featuring Graphix 3
Week 2: The overnight bag featuring Who's Who
Week 1: Sunglasses case featuring Graphix 3
Week 2: The overnight bag featuring Who's Who
Week 3: Tablet case featuring Jungle Party
Week 4: Patriotic pennants featuring Tone on Tone
Week 5: Melon mini featuring Gemstones, Jewels and Quartz
Week 6: Zig zag lunchbag featuring Graphix 3
Week 7: Placemats featuring Marblehead Pleasing Pastels
Week 8: Table topper featuring Marblehead Pleasing Pastels
Week 9: Elegant Clutch featuring Jungle Party
Week 10: Modern Table Topper featuring Prairie Cloth Solids
Week 10: Modern Table Topper featuring Prairie Cloth Solids
Week 12: Nautical mini featuring Prairie Cloth Solids
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Announcing our Modern Table Topper Prairie Cloth Solids bundle winner:
Kathy
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The finished runner looks so complicated to piece but it's really simple, great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteWell detailed tutorial. I love this eye-catching table runner!!
ReplyDeleteA smart way to make a stunning runner!
ReplyDeleteThose deep colors off-set by the white sashing really "pop"!
ReplyDeleteLOVE your Runner!!! Would make a Gorgeous Quilt too!! Thank you for sharing the Tutorial with us! :) Fabrics are Bright & Beautiful! Lots of Pizazz for sure!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful fabrics! The tutorial is great and the table runner is fantastic!! Can't wait to make it! Hugs!
ReplyDeleteLove Connies tutorials. Always so gorgeous and easy to follow instructions!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful table runner, and great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteLove Connie's tutorials, so easy to understand.
ReplyDeleteI want to make a quilt with this pattern, love it! :)
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Love the table runner. I think it would make a great row in a row quilt - patriotic colors. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteReally enjoyed this tutorial one to remember
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial. I love your table runner.
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Love the bright and colorful runner, and the Gemstones collection is perfect for it.
ReplyDeleteThat is a wonderful tutorial and I want to make one now. Thanks
ReplyDeleteInspiring. I think I need one! Great tutorial.
ReplyDeleteLove tutorial. The tablerunner is very with that fabric.
ReplyDeleteI love this Connie - thanks!
ReplyDeleteLove the table runner! Great tutorial too!
ReplyDeleteThe fabric design and colours are awesome - great tutorial too.
ReplyDeletePauline
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What a fun runner! I love the fabric and the design!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pattern, and I love the colors you used!
ReplyDeleteI love Connie's tutorial! It looks really great and I can't believe how easy it looks to create one for myself! Thanks for the chance to win!
ReplyDeleteI love Connie's table runner! The colors really pop in there. Great tutorial-it looks hard but she made it look easy.
ReplyDeleteLove the fun and easy patterns that go together quickly. This one is great!
ReplyDeleteThank you for taking the time to create a tutorial. Many s the time I've thought I knew how to make something without a pattern/guide and realized, I didn't. Even though I've sewn for years, these tutorials still teach me new things. They are invaluable to all sewers.
ReplyDeleteHI,Thank You for the tutorial!
ReplyDeleteHugs from Connie!
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Connie has made yet another gorgeous table runner. Those fabrics are just gorgeous too. Such pretty colors.
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial. Connie breaks the process down to be very easy to make.
ReplyDeleteI will be making this one!
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial! Connie always makes such pretty things. The fabrics are lovely!
ReplyDeleteThis is so pretty, can't wait to try it!
ReplyDeleteVery nice! A strong contender for the top of my new bookcase!
ReplyDeleteVery nice! A strong contender for the top of my new bookcase!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty table runner!
ReplyDeleteThanks,
Peggy
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Love the colors! Never would have thought of slicing and dicing the block the way you did!
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Connie always does such a great job on her runners and this one is beautiful with those fabrics.
ReplyDeleteHow pretty! I love the bright colors.
ReplyDeleteThe fabric used for this runner is beautiful. Thank you for the tutorial. I am a table runner girl.
ReplyDeleteThis is a gorgeous piece! I love simple sew-outs that make such a fantastic design at the end. Connie is really a genius!
ReplyDeleteGreat runner! Thanks for a great tutorial!
ReplyDeleteVery striking table runner, just beautiful. jarvenpa1ne at gmail dot com
ReplyDeleteGreat pattern. Love the impact of the white strips.
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial. Now I want to make one.
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial - must make one of these
ReplyDeleteThis would certainly brighten up my bedroom!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty table runner. Thanks for the tutorial and for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. I will have to try that tip about alternating sewing directions when working with strips. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteNo, Connie, do not use one in my bedroom; but I think it is a great idea. Love your new one!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful table runner. Connie is one of my favorites.
ReplyDeleteLove the bright colors and look forward to creating one for my home if I am lucky enough to win this giveaway. lv2bquilting2@comcast.net
ReplyDeleteSo pretty and cheery!
ReplyDeleteI love this table runner and the tutorial is awesome. Thanks!
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So interesting to see the ways the block can be placed. And what fun to slice right through it, haha! Gotta love our rotary cutters!
ReplyDeleteLove these colors and the tutorial makes it look easy. Couls be done in different seasonal colors.
ReplyDeleteLove the colors, great tutorial.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, I'm sure your daughter will enjoy them. Love the tutorial.
ReplyDeletethis is gorgeous. thanks for another wonderful tutorial.
ReplyDeletethis bundle is exceptional.
Hmmm, lol guess what I am getting?
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Great runner and tutorial. I will be making at least one of these. Wonderful collection. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeletecute runner.... ! love the colors!
ReplyDeleteI do love this. Thanks for such a wonderful tutorial!
ReplyDeleteLove the pattern and the fabric. Nancy A: rangerer@sbcglobal.net
ReplyDeleteThis is such a beautiful piece! Especially with those fabrics. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteFantastic tablerunner and thanks for the tutorial.
ReplyDeleteAwesome tablerunner with beautiful fabric collections. Thanks for the lovely tutorial!! :-)
ReplyDeleteI love your colors. And visual step by step tutorials are wonderful for learning. Thanks for the great pictures, and give-away.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the tutorial. These colors would brighten up my bedroom.
ReplyDeleteLove the runner - it really makes a statement! I can see it in different fabrics for holidays.
ReplyDeleteSusan in NE PA
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Oh my goodness, those are beautiful fabrics! Just visited Freemotion by the River and read the fabulous tutorial. I will be creating one of these table runners very soon. Thank you for the Summer of Tutes blog hop and the chance to win this gorgeous fabric bundle! I hope that you have a wonderful creative day!
ReplyDeleteThe colors are so pretty! This pattern looks complicated but I can see from Connie's tut that it's really pretty easy! tkmattson@hotmail.com
ReplyDeleteThat is just gorgeous! Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteThank you for a great tutorial. I am looking forward to being able to make this beauty!
ReplyDeleteGreat pattern and you write a very clear tutorial!!! Love this runner...now I'll need to make one!!! Thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteSo cute!
ReplyDeleteI love the material and the pattern looks like a good one that would fit right into my decor. I'd even like to make it twice and give the second one to a new friend who doesn't sew.
ReplyDeleteI love the material and the pattern looks like a good one that would fit right into my decor. I'd even like to make it twice and give the second one to a new friend who doesn't sew.
ReplyDeleteWonderful tutorial! Definitely on my list to make this tablerunner.
ReplyDeleteLinda "Cookie" Lawrence
Mandeville Louisiana
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Thanks for the tutorial, and I love the colors in your runner! :)
ReplyDeleteI think it would make a gorgeous bedspread ... larger, of course. :D
ReplyDeleteI love tutorials and photos to illustrate. Love your runner.
ReplyDeleteThis runner is so lovely and looks so intricate. Connie you break it down into truly easy to create steps. Thank you. These fabrics are beautiful and I would love to add them to my sewing room. Creative Sewing Bliss...
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ReplyDeleteThis table runner is cute, thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove this tablerunner! Thanks for the tutorial! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial! I'm going to have to make a few for our bedroom. Thanks for sharing!
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