Remember about a month or so ago when I asked you what you'd want to make if you could attend a witchy quilt workshop & you all gave me great ideas. Well, here's what I came up with. It has 3 uses, well, kinda. The first is a pieced table runner. Flip it over & it's another tablerunner. And finally, fold one edge where the green meets the snowball blocks over a pretty hanger, & it's a door banner.
Tada! Whatcha think? I don't have it quilted yet but the backing is all one piece of a halloween print.
As for the hanger, if you don't have pretty hanger, you can take a dowel, cut it a couple of inches wider on both sides than the width of the runner. Tie a 20" to 28" length of raffia to both ends of the dowel & voila, you have a rustic looking hanger. :D
As soon as I get it finished & get a little extra time, I'm gonna make a tutorial if anyone wants to make one. I'm also working on a couple of trick or treat bags that I hope we'll have time to do during the witchy workshop.

Tada! Whatcha think? I don't have it quilted yet but the backing is all one piece of a halloween print.
As for the hanger, if you don't have pretty hanger, you can take a dowel, cut it a couple of inches wider on both sides than the width of the runner. Tie a 20" to 28" length of raffia to both ends of the dowel & voila, you have a rustic looking hanger. :D
As soon as I get it finished & get a little extra time, I'm gonna make a tutorial if anyone wants to make one. I'm also working on a couple of trick or treat bags that I hope we'll have time to do during the witchy workshop.

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I didn't comment on your first post about this class you are having (since I read it way after the post was made) but making table runners is something I would really enjoy in a class. We don't have a very big apartment, and the walls are pretty much covered (or at least as covered as they can be without looking too messy) but table runners are easy to use :-) And since I haven't done much quilting yet, I like making table runners since they have a size which makes them a lot easier to handle under the sewing machine.
You totally right about it being easier to handle in a sewing machine. It'd quilt up fairly quickly. :D
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