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- Total submissions: 39
- Total countries: 10
- Total provinces: 5
- Total states: 13
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Arabesque By: Sally Wright, California, USA In a class with Jenny Bowker at Asilomar we played with different methods of designing our own tiles and then combining them in quilts. In mine I took motifs from antique Turkish Iznik tiles and recreated them in batik fabrics for a table runner. Quilt size: width: 19" height: 51" |
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Autumn Glow By: Yvonne Bamlett, Alberta, Canada This runner starts with a Bears Paw block and is expanded with log cabins strips all arranged for the colors to cordinate. It is made all from scraps of different golds, greens, oranges, burgandies, rusts and black. To me – it really does “glow” and represents all the colorful hues of autumn. Quilt size: width: 19" height: 45" |
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Autumn Runner By: Mary Manson, North Carolina, USA I needed something pretty for Fall for my dining table, so made this runner. It’s patchwork, in bright fall colors. Machine quilted in a large feather pattern. I really like how it looks on my dark wood table. Quilt size: width: 15" height: 55" |
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Batik Flying Geese By: Lori S, Manitoba, Canada This table runner and a set of six place mats were made from a single coconut Bali pop and a little bit of yardage for the binding. These were made as a gift for my sister-in-law so I do get to visit them every once in a while. Quilt size: width: 34" height: 12" |
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Blueberry Crumb Runner By: CathyC (aka CrafteeCC), Australia This was my first tablerunner swap and was made using charm squares. On checking with my partner, I found one of her fave fabrics was Blueberry Crumb Cake – and that made my decision very easy ;) I really enjoyed making this – after I got over the initial nerves of my first swap. Quilt size: width: 39" height: 16" |
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Brenda’s Table Service By: kc, Texas, USA Brenda needed a new set of linens to go with her new home, so her neighbor provided the green fern fabric, I had the green blender, and away we went! The block is called Wandering Star, and since we both love to travel, I thought it was just right. I made 4 placemats to go with the table runner. Quilt size: width: 15" height: 32" |
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Celtic knot table runner By: Leona, California, USA My own original design, I digitized the celtic knots and then embroidered them on linen fabric. The quilting design is also my own design Quilt size: width: 18" height: 40" |
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Christmas Cardinals By: Lavinia Sala, Arizona, USA This was a gift made to go with a cardinal wallhanging. The pattern is Table Runner With A Twist by Lisa Moore. It was really fun to make, and much simpler than it appears! Quilt size: width: 15.5" height: 48.5" |
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Christmas Runner By: Geraldine Pritchard, British Columbia, Canada I bought this kit from a local quilt store, and made most of it at a Fall Quilt Retreat. It was such a fun pattern, some challenges, but mostly easy sailing. Have plans to make another for a Silent Auction we hold at work. Quilt size: width: 19" height: 44" |
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Circles By: Circles, British Columbia, Canada This is my own design using the circle attachment for my Husqavarna sewing machine. Quilt size: width: 14" height: 32" |
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Darren’s Piece By: Melanie, Australia My husband pieced the centre a few years ago (he decided this quilting lark couldn’t be too difficult). Then it sat in the UFO pile until July when I decided to finish it for him for his birthday. It now has pride of place on our family dining table in the kitchen (one very proud husband!). Quilt size: width: 39" height: 15" |
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Desert Sands By: King Nancy, California, USA This is the backside of a runner for a dresser made for a friend who will be displaying rocks on it. The other side is appliqued and has a slightly darker background. The idea is that it will be reversible. It is made in two pieces so there can be some distance between each piece. Not bound yet. Quilt size: width: 58″" height: 13″" |
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Fall Holiday Rag Quilt By: Zeedlebeez, California, USA I didn’t have enough fabric for a quilt so I made this table runner as a way to use up beautiful scrap fabric. You can put it on your table in the Fall and leave it there through the holidays. Quilt size: width: 16" height: 32" |
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Fall Table-Runner By: Denise Mitchell, California, USA This block was designed by Carol Doak. I paper pieced it for a friend. Quilt size: width: 25″" height: 48" |
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Falling Leaves By: Betty Hughes, Alabama, USA This was made as a class sample using the Lil’ Twister technique. Quilt size: width: 16.5" height: 42.5" |
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Flower Power By: Katie Clark Clark, New York, USA I love to use pops of color on black and white for a dramatic effect. People tell me this table runner while not very traditional makes them SMILE !! Quilt size: width: 16" height: 48" |
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flowers and houses By: cora brown, Arizona, USA 2 table runners Quilt size: width: 15" height: 36" |
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Froggy’s in the round By: Vandy Linhart, Ohio, USA This is a variation on the “Crazy Eight Strip Teaser – A Table Topper By Jae’s Attic.” Instead of using 8 fabrics I choose 4 fabrics so I could show case the fantastic tree frog fabric I had in my stash. I just used a simple stipple stitch.To my surprise it won 1st place in my local county fair. Quilt size: width: 44" height: 44" |
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Green and heartly By: Turid Bakken, Norway This runner was an UFO until this summer. Happy to finish it at last. I free hand quilted it with hearts. Quilt size: width: 16" height: 34" |
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Karussellpferde By: Anja Schellberg, Germany I found the fabric as a remnant on a fair. It was only a half yard. I combinated it with green fabrics and it looks good. :) Quilt size: width: 7,5" height: 36,5" |
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Love from Rollin By: susanqlt247, Maine, USA My husband’s uncle died 2 years ago. His wife presented me, a quilter, with several of his shirts headed to charitable organizations. I incorporated Rollin’s plaid shirt into this table runner and sent it to Lois. She is thrilled to have a small part of Rollin’s history, now on display in their home Quilt size: width: 40″" height: 18″" |
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Modern Table Topper By: Mona, Norway Slightly out of my comfort zone with this table topper, but I enjoyed it! Quilt size: width: 22" height: 50" |
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Mystery Table Runner By: Pam in KC, Missouri, USA I designed this table runner as a mystery for a quilting retreat. Quilt size: width: 51" height: 13" |
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POINSETTA TABLE RUNNER By: Jean, Ohio, United States Minor Outlying Islands This was a stained glass table runner that I did in a class. It was done with a twin needle which was a first for me. Quilt size: width: 15" height: 40" |
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Pop of Red By: A. Dreher, Just Sew Designs, Florida, USA Designed from 5 of my favorite fat quarter fabrics and complimentary ribbon to add color to my fall table Quilted with a traditional diamond pattern in a matching thread Quilt size: width: 14" height: 55" |
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Pretty in Pink By: Kristin Donnelly, Indiana, USA I made this for my close friend for her birthday. She loves pink and bright colors. Quilt size: width: 20" height: 60" |
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Quilting Brings Friends Together By: Ruth Oblinski, Ontario, Canada Original Design, using a free block from Candy Goff, called Brilliant Cut and a cute embroidery design. Hand pieced and hand quilted. I always have this on the table when our stitching group comes over for a play day!!! My table runner includes lots of my favorite colour, Red!!! Quilt size: width: 25" height: 56" |
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Red December By: Jenny in NZ, New Zealand A Christmas Quilt designed by Esther Aliu in Australia for her Yahoo BOM group. I only made the central design as a table runner and I love how it turned out. I had been given a fat quarter pack of Christmas fabric’s and they were perfect for this table runner. Quilt size: width: 40" height: 19" |
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Round and Round By: Michele Timms, Ontario, Canada I made this round table topper for my sister, the colours of the quilt were perfect for her. I especially love the quilted circles. Quilt size: width: 30" height: 30" |
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Sand Castles By: Rose W., Ohio, USA The pattern for this runner is Sand Castles from Anka’s Treasures Little Charmers 5. I used fabric from Basic Grey’s Hello Luscious line. The fabric made a pretty spring runner. Quilt size: width: 16" height: 42" |
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Scrap Flower Garden Table Runner By: Mary Ann, Oregon, USA While doing some daycare for my nephews I tried English paper piecing for the first time. I liked making the flowers with one odd pieced fabric for a focal point. I liked the paper piecing, but not enough for a whole quilt, so it became a table runner. Quilt size: width: 35" height: 15.5" |
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Spicy Spiral Runner By: Carol Kussart, Illinois, USA This uses a 9 degree ruler. The pattern is by School House Quilts. I love the design and have made 4 of these in various colors. Quilt size: width: 23" height: 39" |
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Table Runner with Water Lilies By: Rhianon Taylor, United Kingdom Table runner with 3D water lilies made as a gift for my brother. Free motion quilted on my domestic machine. Quilt size: width: 16" height: 38" |
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Testallating Pinwheels By: Diane U., Ontario, Canada I loved this table runner so much, that I gave it away. The recipient loved it even more than I did. LOL! Quilt size: width: 24" height: 38" |
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Tree of Life By: Barb, Texas, USA The Giving Tree gets it’s name because aside from the background, it was made from pieces of cloth from friends. I really enjoyed the idea of recycling and minimizing waste. I think it’s a wonderful way of going green and planting a tree. Quilt size: width: 40" height: 20" |
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Tropical Rainbow By: IPdeAragon, Guatemala Made in a workshop, learning curved shapes, year 2009. I loved how my choice of colors turned out. Quilt size: width: 16" height: 58" |
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Twirling Triangles By: Kaaren Biggs, Ontario, Canada Adapted from a Fons & Porter bed quilt design, it was a project for a group of quilters called Strip Club. Quilt size: width: 20" height: 48" |
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vanilla hearts By: isa13, France Made from a japanese book. All hand work. Quilt size: width: 21" height: 12" |
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Wheat table runner By: Sharon Kerber, Saskatchewan, Canada Since I live on the Canadian prairies and am married to a grain farmer, this table runner fits right in with our lifestyle. Incidentally, my husband and son are out in the field harvesting wheat right this minute.( and it’s a good crop this year for which we are thankful.) Quilt size: width: 16" height: 36" |
I apologize for the long comment, but felt I needed to explain well to get the full message imparted.
My favorite part of the Autumn/fall season is the fun fact that I seem to immerse myself even more so than I already do, into arts and crafts that will provide my loved ones warmth and comfort in the cooling of the seasons. I live in the Midwest-which can change on a dime with the weather, temperature, and conditions. What better way to spend dreary days in the house, than in my craft room, dreaming and creating all the beautiful cherry, warm items that will contribute to making the house look invitingly warm. Whether it’s a new quilt, runner, mug rug, sweater, scarf, wraps, socks. It make me appreciate and have gratitude that I was blessed enough to pick up on so many forms of arts/crafts. I’m in my 40’s, and through a series of events, which transpired in a short period of time, I became very ill just a year ago, in and out of the hospital, where I ended up flatlining which lead to a pacemaker, and many other issues as well. That in itself made me realize, live is too short. Enjoy your time here with all the passion we have all that we can, because we never know when it will be over!
My favorite part of autumn is the cool, crisp weather!!
My most favorite part of Fall is sitting on my front porch in the evening sipping hot tea in the cooler temps and not being bothered by bugs.
There are so many beautiful tablerunners here–I didn’t know which ones to vote for! I love making tablerunners. This book looks really great!
My favorite part of autumn is walking through the dried leaves on a crisp, clear windy day.
My favorite part of Autumn is football!
The best part of fall, no contest, is Halloween!!!
Best part is longer evenings to quilt without feeling I should be out in the garden or doing household tasks !!
My favorite part of fall is the weather. I love the coolness in the air.
Returning to the hiking trails after a summer of beach walks!
My favorite part of fall is the first hard freeze. My allergies are soooo much better after that!
I love the fall–warm days, cool nights. This voting gets harder every time….lol
I don’t live where the trees go through a dramatic color change but I still get the thrill of autumn as the air is cooler and there is just some of excitement for the new season. It is my favorite time of year!
Thank you for the chance to win a new table runner pattern. I love it!
My favorite thing in autumn is walking in the woods and when I see leaves on the ground it makes me think of a patchwork quilt.
My favorite part of fall is the beautiful, comfortable weather…….great for sitting outside and reading.
Love the changes in the foliage…the feel of the crisp air…and all the fall and winter foods
!Me encantan todos los trabajos de otoño,es la estación que más me gusta
Alas, I live in a country where the seasons are not clearly marked but I have always loved the autumn colours and dream of walking through a forest with all those beautiful leaves on the forest floor!
The cool crisp air in the morning, the way the sunlight comes through the windows in a different way and then the leaves! I love fall.
My favorite part of autumn is the respite from the summer heat along with the beautiful changing colors of the trees. This time of year is perfectly inspirational for quilting.
My favourite parts of fall are the cool weather and the colours.
The table runners were all very beautiful!
My favorite part of autumn is the cooler/crisper temperatures and the scents of the season.
I love the surprise of the warm days we sometimes get during the Fall season.
Cooler temperatures are the best–warm days and cool nights.Also, there is nothing like the crunch of fallen leaves beneath your feet.
Feeling “wilted” from the hot summer weather, I love the cool, crisp mornings of fall. We live down south so drinking coffee on the porch and seeing the beautiful colors of the leaves changing is wonderful. It really makes you want to quilt too! :o)
Fall is the time when I get to start wearing my warm cuddly sweaters. Hot chocolate more often is not a bad side bonus either.
I love the change of season. The warm sun and cool air. The changing leaves. The children waiting on the side of the road for the school bus. Fall always makes me want to buy new shoes :)
My favorite part of the fall season is just the slight chill in the air, leaves floating down, smell of smoke in the breeze, and the lovely colors of pumpkins, mums, and fall leaves everywhere you look! Love fall – my favorite season!
My favourite part of autumn – the madness of summer is over, the harvest is almost done and we can take a breath and enjoy the labors of the passing season. The temperature is pleasant and the colors of the fall are so full and beautiful. The pumpkins and apples ready to make pies!! The runners in the show and tell are spectacular – as always.
I love the cooler weather! It’s such a relief from the heat of summer! It’s so nice to get out warm turtlenecks and snuggly sweaters to wear again. And the beautiful leaves changing colors!
My favourite part of autumn is leaves. How they change the colours of the trees greens into a multitude of golds, bronzes and more; how they fall in gust of wind; how drifts of leaves litter the paths crunching underfoot. So much beauty and fun.
I love the fall colours we get in the Valley!
My favorite part of Autumn is the beauty of all the color changes here in the Ozarks. But the MOST beautiful time was once when I was driving thru a grove of trees and all of a sudden all the leaves dropped and were floating like a snow storm, only it was beautiful leaves. Never saw anything like that before, and I always remember and hope I get to see it again :)
I love the cooler, crisp temperatures. Then we head for warmer temps to avoid the snow. Thx.