Go for a stroll over at
Craftzine and check out my new
Table Runner tutorial! I made it using my
Family Cottage prints on hemp/organic cotton canvas and paired it with a nice solid brown canvas (also organic cotton!). Of course I had to add a dose rickrack, cuz that's what I do.
These prints are available in
my shop in 4-Pack Sample Sets. Each set, a
warm and a
cool, has 4 cuts measuring 9" x 13". To make the runner, I cut each of the sample cuts in half, approx. 9" x 6.5".
Of course, you could also use whatever prints you have in your stash. This is an easy way to showcase your favorites!
Go for a stroll over at Craftzine and check out my new Table Runner tutorial! I made it using my Family Cottage prints on hemp/organic cotton canvas and paired it with a nice solid brown canvas (also organic cotton!). Of course I had to add a dose rickrack, cuz that's what I do.
These prints are available in my shop in 4-Pack Sample Sets. Each set, a warm and a cool, has 4 cuts measuring 9" x 13". To make the runner, I cut each of the sample cuts in half, approx. 9" x 6.5".
Of course, you could also use whatever prints you have in your stash. This is an easy way to showcase your favorites!
Ive always wondered why stores keep rickrack on the shelves. Its so old fashioned and dated. But....."peeking out" like you put it was so Cute!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your Sewing Green book and this runner is absolute perfection.
ReplyDeleteNice! I would definitely put that on my table. Thanks Betz.
ReplyDeleteThis is so trendy-love it!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful!
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I'm learning how to sew, this was my first project..it turned out pretty well...I don't have a large cutting pad and managed to make my large rectangle rather crooked, but I love it and it was a great project! I'll make another one for winter and get the rectangle right.
ReplyDeleteI adore this table runner! In fact, I just made one using Nature-ology fabric (by Studio E) from my stash, and backed with neutral hemp fabric. I went without the ric-rac (but will try it out next time!) and it looks brilliant!! Thanks for sharing the tutorial, Betz!!
ReplyDeletej'aime beaucoup
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