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Table runner length with people sitting at ends of table?? Confused!
Comments (10)Thanks! LOL! I'm not stressed... just confused. And I overthink everything, so I'm easily confused :D blfenton - that's exactly what I was thinking... since I want it to be insulated to protect the table from heat, it will be a thicker fabric, and I'm thinking it might make the plate wobbly. We are usually paper-plate-casual-chaos for our holiday dinners, but I want to make it nice this year! I've seen lots of pictures where it's just in the center of the table. I was originally thinking I wanted something more elegant, but I think maybe I'll just make it 60" long...then there's room for placemats at the ends of the table when it's extended as well as when it's the usual size. Waddya think?...See Morequestion about stippling on a table runner
Comments (2)I would start at one end and go across buy do try to avoid going across in a straight line because it will look funny. Do about a six inch square in say the left hand corner and then maybe a four inch square adjoining and then another six inch square and then finish off the edge and then work your way back from right to left fillling in the smaller square. The squares on your right to left run should be different sizes than the ones on the left to right run. The point is you don't want it to look like you colored in a row of horizontal lines. Free motion quilting should be very random. A long arm quilter described it as making mickey mouse ears first in one direction and then in another. Use a thread that matches as closely as possible and don't worry about your errors. Nobody but you will notice them. Another tip,if you accidentally cross a line or find it necessary to cross a line, that's okay. The quilt police will not come after you....See MoreReversible holiday table runner
Comments (4)Have you ever seen the quilts where as you piece one side, it quilts the other? I’ll have to look for instructions for you. I made one. It’s a quilt-as-you-go project. You make the blocks and then add strips between them. Easier to show than describe, unfortunately....See MoreLog cabin table runner
Comments (5)Log cabin is a great block. So many ways you can arrange them, too. Very nice choice putting them into a table runner. Perfect for that table!...See More
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