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July 6, 2015

Sweetwater Hometown Reversible Table Runner

I've got something fun to share with you today!
Remember those snowball-styled blocks 
for a Jump Ring quilt that
I showed you in this post???


Well...I used eight of the finished blocks to make
this fresh new table runner!

{Fabrics are Hometown, from Sweetwater for Moda.}



I selected some texts, polka dots and stripes
in red and gray, alternating light and dark blocks.


For the finishing touch,
I used a diagonal plaid print
from Sweetwater's Feed Company line.


It's just so yummy, bundled up in this sweet roll.


Can you believe it?
This table runner is actually reversible!


I hand-stitched the binding neatly,
thank goodness!

The backing is also from Feed Company...
a recipe text print!
I think I'll try at least one of these recipes out someday.


I didn't quilt the runner heavily,
and personally I prefer it that way.
I did some straight line stitching
but left the centers of the rings unstitched.


The fabrics are so pleasant,
and I like the way they are featured
in these large blocks.


I love the way these "modern" fabrics look
with my vintage tins...
and I'm sure the table runner would really set off
a contemporary dining room, too.



I have some more blocks left over,
so I think I'll make at least one, maybe two more table runners. 
This particular one is now up for sale



Come back soon!

5 comments:

  1. So Charming to use these fabrics like you have in this runner Amy! I love that plaid binding and how the runner looks with your canisters! Great photo shoot!

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  2. Great photographs as usual! The runner really turned out lovely and fresh!

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  3. It looks great! I really like that block, it sets the fabrics off nicely

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  4. I love how the Jump Ring Block showcases your fabric so well! Your fabric choices are perfect, and the back is just as pretty as the front! I love that plaid binding!!
    Susie

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  5. Love it and how you photograph it. You're so awesome.

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