Finished size: 36.5" x 12.5" 4th of July Trio 3 Pieced Table Runner Patterns is jelly roll friendly and perfect for any level quilter!
Pattern includes instructions to make a 17 inch x 34 inch table runner with pieced stars and wool appliqued vines and leaves.
Table runner using assorted 5" square Printed Paper Pattern Finished Size: 14-1/2in x 42-1/2in Final Product: Placemat / Table Runner / Table Topper
For all your necessities in life and sewing! Speedy little bags with an easy edge finish. No binding, no fuss! Keep all of life's little necessities where you can easily find them. Mini 4-1/2 inches x 6 inches, Small 5 inches x 7-1/2 inches, 5 inches x 9-1/2 inches.
FULL-COLOR instructions. Large pieces, easy to assemble! Fat Quarter Friendly! Great for Scraps too! Sizes: Runner: 15" x 60" Throw: 60" x 75'" Queen: 75" x 90"
A versatile pattern with so many possibilities! (4) Placemats 20 inch x 12 inch, Topper 16 inch x 16 inch, Runner 44 inch x 16 inch No More Wasted Money on patterns and tools with instructions that need to be clearer to understand!
These seasonal table runners are constructed using a basic pieced background and a seasonal selection of appliqué designs. All four designs are included in one pattern!Your choice of colours to coordinate with your décor will produce runners to dress up your home for the holidays or change of season.Size: 19 1/2” x 32" each
Finished size - 15" x 24 1/2"This is another fun and fast wool applique pillow project. Set the tone for Valentine's Day or display the universal sentiment in your home year 'round.
Decorate your wall or table for summer and the 4th of July! Simple patchwork and pretty applique bouquets make up this classic design. Mix wool and cotton fabrics for a unique country look.Finished size 18" x 42"
Size: 9 X 29 inches. This color combination is fresh and fun and features motifs on each end! Perfect to keep out all winter long!
Two Together unity candles 18" x 8 1/2"table mat/runner done in wool applique and beaded accents It was not uncommon in the past that a couple committing themselves to each other would light two separate candles which in turn were then used to light a single candle – the ‘unity candle’ – all in an expression of their devotion to...
