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Patchwork Table Runner Pattern Pattern
Category:
SewingType:
Home DecorItem:
Table AccessorySkill Level:
Beginner
Basic Skills Necessary:
- You should know how to use a sewing machine
Pattern Description:
It's super easy to make a patchwork table runner to match just about any decor using this easy method. We'll show you the steps to creating a runner that is the length of width that is appropriate for the table it sits on. This is a great first quilting project. You should have some prior sewing experience before you try this.
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- Custom size to your specifications
Materials:
- 4 different 1/2 yard pieces of holiday print cotton fabric
- 2 Yards of cotton Fabric
- 2 Yards of quilt batting
- 6 Yards of 1.5" wide binding tape
- Matching color thread
You Will Also Need:
- Scissors
- Sewing Machine
- Ruler/Yard Stick/Measuring Tape
- Straight Pins
Patchwork Table Runner Pattern Pattern
$1.00
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About the Designer
Megan is the founder and owner of M Avery Designs llc, a Sewing & Crafting Studio in Hoboken NJ. She is the primary instructor of the sewing classes offered at M Avery Designs.
She is the Author of the book “Bag Bazaar, 25 Stylish Bags to Make in an afternoon” published by Potter Craft, a division of Random House.
Her work has been featured in Blueprint, Modern Bride, InStyle and NBC’s, The ...
Megan is the founder and owner of M Avery Designs llc, a Sewing & Crafting Studio in Hoboken NJ. She is the primary instructor of the sewing classes offered at M Avery Designs.
She is the Author of the book “Bag Bazaar, 25 Stylish Bags to Make in an afternoon” published by Potter Craft, a division of Random House.
Her work has been featured in Blueprint, Modern Bride, InStyle and NBC’s, The Today Show & more.
With very little sewing and design experience, Megan started making bags in 1998 because she didn’t have the money to drop hundreds of dollars, or more, on designer bags. So often, she would see bags she loved and find herself saying “I could make that so easily!”
After designing, creating and selling my line of handmade handbags and totes for a few years, she was overwhelmed by the interest so many people had in learning how to make bags for themselves. That’s when she opened the M Avery Design Studio and started teaching “Make your Own Handbag” Workshops to guests who have little or no sewing experience.
Today, Megan teaches beginner & intermediate level sewing workshops & classes, to adults & children in her studio/boutique in Hoboken NJ.
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