Quick stats:
- Total submissions: 29
- Total countries: 5
- Total provinces: 1
- Total states: 15
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Aussie Christmas By: Melanie, Australia I needed a runner to fit my very long table so I adapted a tried and tested one with an “Aussie” stitchery in the middle. Quilt size: width: 36" height: 12" |
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Bargello Christmas Runner By: Rosemary, Massachusetts, USA I saw this pattern and I just had to make it! Of course, it’s taken a while for me to actually get to it and finish it! I started this in September and am happy to enjoy it for the Christmas season. I embroidered on each ornament and made the ribbons 3-D. Original pattern by Ann Lauer. Quilt size: width: 48" height: 20" |
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Blue Christmas By: Maria Cherry, North Carolina, USA One year I wanted to decorate for Christmas in blue, so I decided I needed a new table runner. It is paper pieced. Quilt size: width: 17" height: 31" |
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Christmas By: Lies Bos-Varkevisser, Netherlands
Quilt size: width: 13" height: 32" |
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Christmas Diamonds Table Runner By: Melissa, Washington, USA I made this for a swap I was in this year. I love simple lines and simple quilting, I think it can really make the fabrics pop. I wanted to use traditional Christmas colors and have it be very classically simple. Quilt size: width: 32" height: 16" |
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Christmas Hot Dish By: Patricia L., Georgia, USA This tablerunner is made from batiks using the Minnesota Hot Dish pattern. Quilt size: width: 19" height: 43" |
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Christmas Ribbons By: Judy Brennan, Kansas, USA Quilted and machine embroidered Christmas table runner. Used metallic threads and fabrics. Took 2 years to make 8 of these as gifts for friends – note the 7 borders! Embroidery by Zundt Designs – 3 medallion squares in center. This was a challenge not only for 1 but also for 7 more. Quilt size: width: 48" height: 26" |
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Christmas Spicy Spiral Runner By: Carol Kussart, Illinois, USA I love making these spiral table runners. The pattern is from School House Quilts and uses a 9 degree ruler. The finished design is always amazing and they are loved by the receiver too. This one was given to my sister-in-law. Quilt size: width: 38" height: 22" |
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Christmas spiral runner By: Lee Franklin, Florida, USA Made this in a guild class. Fun! Quilt size: width: 12" height: 42" |
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Dancing Snowballs Table Topper By: KC, Texas, USA My first-ever quilting adventure, made up of remnants from my Christmas square dance dresses, eventually got gifted to one of my twin daughters, so I had to make another one, for the other twin. And thus began my journey into the wonderful world that is quilting. Quilt size: width: 42" height: 42" |
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Double Diamond Christmas Runner By: Linette Greene, Montana, USA I had fun playing with these modern Christmas fabrics in nontraditional colors. I used the Double Diamond ruler to make this playful runner. I love the pinks and greens and the retro design of the fabric, and the double diamond runner is a blast to use. Quilt size: width: 42" height: 18" |
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Feather Runner By: Joy Voltenburg, Illinois, USA This was a test of thread and fabric. I’d received a cone of Glide thread from the manufacturer and was asked to give feedback on how it performed. I used a crepe-backed satin fabric – using the shiny side up on the top and the crepe side down on the back. The thread performed wonderfully. Quilt size: width: 42" height: 15" |
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Frosty By: Cheryl B, Wisconsin, USA My scrappy snowman is made of white felt, bits of ribbon and fabric, buttons and beads. He’s got a carrot-orange nose and 2 eyes made out of coal (black beads). Sorry, no corn-cob pipe! Quilt size: width: 27" height: 10" |
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Holiday Baskets By: Gail Jackson, Georgia, USA This table runner was made for a friend at my church in 2012. She won it at our church annual Mardi Gras silent auction. Quilt size: width: 14" height: 45" |
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Holiday Buffet Table Runner By: Kathy Fey, Texas, USA 4 years ago I began a BOM for a Christmas tree quilt. Life got in the way. Last year I made a tree skirt from the blocks completed and this year a table runner! Quilt size: width: 60″" height: 12″" |
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HOLLY AND LIGHTS By: Sheila Banks, New Mexico, USA I wanted a table topper and found this pattern but changed it to suit my tastes. I put the holly and berries on 2 contrasting gold fabrics in the center of the quilt and framed it with 4 colors: green, gold print, red and black. It is hand pieced, appliqued and quilted. Quilt size: width: 36" height: 36" |
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Home for the Holidays By: DianeU., Ontario, Canada Christmas Table Runner – I took a workshop from my teacher/friend – used mostly scraps. The border print is a very deep red. Quilt size: width: 12" height: 36" |
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Lively & Quick By: Sheila Walker, Maryland, USA Lively & Quick is a My Lazy Daisy original kit. Applique, rickrack, on S’Noel fabric line. This was made as part of my trunk show, but will be on my coffee table for Christmas. Quilt size: width: 48" height: 20" |
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Log Cabin Runner By: Turid Bakken, Norway I love log cabin, and can’t stop sewing those blocks. This is a runner I made for a friend for Christmas. Quilt size: width: 16" height: 40" |
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Modern Holiday Runner By: Lorna McMahon, Ontario, Canada Modern Christmas runner made using scraps left from a lap quilt. The front features red, gray and white prints – Holiday Frost by Jan Shade Beach for Henry Glass & Co. The binding and backing are both made with Holiday Sparkle by Nina Seven for Wilmington Prints and the binding features a red flange Quilt size: width: 12" height: 49" |
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Ornaments for Leslie By: Kate D, Ontario, Canada This is a runner I made for a very good friend. The ornaments fabric is not as bright as it seems, but it is sparkly. FIrst time I tried to make a runner and was very pleased with the result. It was her Christmas present last year. Quilt size: width: 22" height: 60" |
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Radiant Runner By: Kaaren Biggs, Ontario, Canada A pattern from Black-Eyed Susan Designs that was a gift from a friend after she met Susan in Western Canada. The batik fabrics are raw edge and fused onto the background and this was one of my first attempts at free-motion quilting. Quilt size: width: 14" height: 32" |
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Reindeer table runner By: Abyuilt, Norway My favorite table runner for Christmas. A friend of mine has designed it and I got at kit from her as a christmas present some years ago. Quilt size: width: 15" height: 30" |
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Santa Suprise By: Eileen, Minnesota, USA I’ve made this twice, once as a shop sample, then for a customer when she saw the sample. It’s fusible applique, machine buttonhole stitch on the raw edges. I used a straight stitch for quilting the background and in the trees and stars. The border is a curved line, with a point in the corners. Quilt size: width: 39" height: 14" |
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Santa’s Delight By: Cleary K, Florida, USA I made this table runner at a workshop my friend was having. All the fabrics are scraps from my stash and I fussy cut the Santa’s for it. I have it on my computer table during the holiday season. Quilt size: width: 31" height: 11.5" |
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Stars All Around By: Marie, Ontario, Canada I saw a photo of this runner quite a while ago and just kept a copy on the back burner for when I would have time to make it. When I was working on Christmas log cabin placemats I use the scraps for the small red & cream blocks and it came together nicely. Hoping it’s finished before Santa arrives! Quilt size: width: 16" height: 48" |
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Tunde’s Table By: Patricia Moffitt, Alaska, USA I made this for my Sister-in-law who only had a purchased plastic runner. She was thrilled and won’t let anyone set any dishes on it! Quilt size: width: 17" height: 50" |
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Velvet Runner By: Tiffany Bohland, Wisconsin, USA This table runner was made for my mother in law. It was my first time working with velvet – and it was a struggle but I love the finished product! Quilt size: width: 22" height: 64" |
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Winter Wonderland By: Winter Wonderland, Oregon, USA This pattern is from the December 2010 issue of Quilter’s World magazine. I only learned to quilt in 2008, and this quilt presented me with some new challenges, not the least of which was making a template for the Christmas tree. It was also my first use of Angelina fibers and hot fix crystals. Quilt size: width: 48" height: 21" |
I love those Mexican wedding cookies. OM nom nom nom! I only bake about a half dozen for myself.
I make a family cookie called Nuthorns. As a family, we usually make about 150 cookies each year.
Some of my favorite cookies are the shortbreads, simple to make and so easy to eat, at my age now I usually buy them.
Mine is gingerbread and haven’t quite got the recipe down well enough yet to be edible lol so after a dozen I give up.
I love cookie cutter sugar cookies with frosting and sparkles, and I make about 4 dozen. Thanks for the great giveaway! The patterns look luscious!
My mom makes these great tri-colored cookies with chocolate between each color. I usually make about 4 dozen assorted cookies.
My favorite Christmas cookie is the old fashioned sugar cookie decorated with lots of buttercream icing and cinnamon “reds” and other goodies on top! The more piled on there, the better! When I make them, I usually do one batch only as my sister makes a lot of them otherwise. :)
I make Snickerdoodles and soft molasses raisin cookie. It a rough guess but I imagine I end up make at least 10 dozen of them.
Spritz cookies are my favorite and probably make 15 dozen. But they’re small cookies. You can’t eat just one.
the favorite around our house is One we call “frogs” it is a no bake chocolate drop with coconut and oatmeal…. they never stay around long..
I love 7 layer shortbread cookies (alternating layers of vanilla and chocolate shortbread).
My favorite are German Almond Crescent Cookies. I don’t make any but I usually get some! Thanks.
My favorite Christmas cookie is Mexican Tea Cakes. Oh my, they are little so I make 4 to 6 dozen – and I share.
It was very hard to vote this week. So many lovely runners!!
I love gingerbread and I make about 10 dozen – for my family and extended family! thank you!
I love so many of the pretty runners ! lovely!
My favorite is thumbprints. I make at least a few dozen with different kinds of jam.
I love decorated sugar cookies. It’s a tradition for all of us to sit around the kitchen table, frosting and decorating cookies … and making a HUGE mess. Could almost bring out the hose to get all the sugar off the table and floor. SO much fun. Will probably make 5-6 dozen this year.
Tea cakes, I usually make 3 dozen, thanks
My favorite are oatmeal wreath cookies with green cream cheese frosting and red hot dots for decor. We make three dozens. One for each child and us.
My favorite cookies are sugar cookies with frosting. I make about 7 dozen
I love mince meat cookies. I make about 6 dozen each of 3 kinds of cookies every year (I give them as stocking stuffers to all of my family.
Our family can’t resist Thumbprint cookies with raspberry jam. I usually make about 6-7 dozen.
It isn’t Christmas without Spritz cookies for my family. In all there are about 10 dozen made.
Shortbread is my all time favorite cookies for the Christmas season. I make 6 dozen each year.
Favorite holiday cookie is shortbread.
My favorites are Oreo Truffles. They’re not exactly Christmas cookies, except it’s the only time of year I make them.
The recipe makes about 4 dozen.
My favorite cookie to bake and eat are chocolate shortbread cookies, triangle cut and decorated to look like ice cream cones. I usually make 2 dozen.
what a generous prize, good luck to all entrants, some lovely Festive runners
forgot to say my favourite cookies are gingerbread /honey spiced biscuits and my recipe makes about 8-10 dozen depending on the shapes cut from the dough
Great runners for Christmas! My favorite cookies are the ones someone bakes for me!
My favorite is Pecan Butterscotch Chip & I make about 9 dozen (3 batches). Thanks for the great giveaway.
Elfin shortbread bites, they are shortbread with coloured sprinkles (the tiny dots) mixed in and then cut 1/2 inch square. That way you can eat a handful and not feel guilty.
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I love Thumbprints!!! Why am I hungry after reading all the responses??!!
White choc chip….with pecans!!!! As many as I can!! Great to dip them partially in choc.
Peppernuts-a tiny anise-flavored crunchy spice cookie. The recipe makes 1 1/2 gallon-I’ve never counted them in dozens.
My favorite is gingerbread cookies! To be honest, I haven’t baked any for a long time – my oven doesn’t know what temperature it’s supposed to stay at!
My favorite (at Christmas and year round) are Snickerdoodles…I’ve made eight dozen..so far :)
My favorite are called candy canes. It is a butter cookie that has almond flavoring and topped with crushed candy canes
I love Whipped Shortbread! I used to make them twice before Christmas and usually 6 dozen each time. Now a days I don’t bake as no one is really eating baked goods anymore.
The Day Dream quilt is so striking! I love making almond bread (can I class that as a cookie?). I usually make three loaves which then are sliced into lots of almond bread. I’m not sure how many I get from a loaf.
My fav are local cookies. I would translate it as vanilla rolls. They are tiny and yummy.
I really love truffles, and I make around a dozen dozens a year. They always seem to disappear. Thanks for the chance!
Bull’s Eye cookies….peanut butter with chocolate. I usually only make a dozen because they get eaten so fast before being able to give any away.
Beacon Hill cookies are my favorite for Christmas! I usually
make at least 6 dozen
Shortbread! I make dozens and dozens every year, for family and to give to friends in pretty Christmas tins.
What’s your favourite Christmas cookie and how many dozen do you make each year? I think cookies should be made year round. Don’t save them up until the holidays! A cookie can make someone smile. My favorite is the peanut butter cookie. It is more of an everyday cookie than a holiday cookie, but it is my favorite.
Love the runners!
I make an Italian anise cookie whose recipe came from a neighbor decades ago! The recipe makes a 3/4 brown paper sackful of cookies!
Those runners have definitely inspired me! My favorite cookie is springerle made with anise. Since I’m about the only one that eats it, I only make a few dozen.
Peanut butter and jelly thumb print cookies and too many to count all year round!
Pecan biscotti – it is a favorite for both my family and my work cookie exchange, so I usually make at least 10 doz.
My favorite Christmas cookie is cut out cookies decorated with sprinkles. I usually make 5 dozen at least. Thanks for the giveaway! Good luck everyone!