I realized that I need to make table runners/table toppers (maybe even some mug rugs) this year. So I have begun with a Curved Nine Patch table runner that I only had photos for the back (which you can find that post, and a pattern link, by clicking here).
Here are the two table runners, finished, but not washed:
Close up of some of the quilting:
The unwashed back (and the last back photo that I am ever going to take of these things):
Washed (which I like much better), and on the tables:
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The runners are lovely. I do like the curved piecing – it adds a lot of interest along with your quilting designs. Nice to have projects that can be used and seen straight away!
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Thank you, Allison! 🙂
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Very pretty Laura – love the colors and the blocks.
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Thank you, Nanette. I do too, even though I am not a ‘pink’ person. 🙂
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Wow. I absolutely love your curved nine patch table runners. Such beautiful fabrics and colors. Total #CreativeGoodness
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Thank you! I sure do appreciate your saying so! 🙂
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Very nice! I love projects that can be displayed right after they are finished.
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For sure, Donna! Every time I walk by them, I am pretty pleased with myself! Ha, ha!
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Hi Laura! Beee-u-tee-ful! What a nice job you did on these, and I’m not tired of seeing the backs at all. ~smile~ Roseanne
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Ha, ha! Roseanne, you are too funny! 🙂
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Laura, your quilting is really magnificent, wow!!!! These are just beautiful, love the colors!
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Thank you, Kathy! The more practice I get…the better! 😉
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They’re beautiful, I love the curved seams – I’m still a bit wary of patterns with curved seams! Very pretty colours 🙂
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Margaret…I am surprised! You don’t seem to back down from any challenge! I bet you could do these curved seams without any problems! 🙂
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