Once the tree is decorated, it’s time to turn your attention to another area of the house that’s always in need of a little holiday flavor: the kitchen table. After all, a table runner makes a great centerpiece for your family’s holiday meal. These patterns stitch up quick, so you can make ’em in a weekend and have them done well before the big day.
1. Gingerbread Christmas Table Runner
Appliqué a sweet gingerbread house table runner with candy canes and gumdrop trees. The fusible appliqué makes this project come together quickly, so once you finish it with free-motion quilting you have the perfect table topper (or wall hanging).
SHOP THE PATTERN2. Poinsettia Table Runner
Put your Christmas fabric to good use and stitch the iconic plant of the holidays. This pattern comes with detailed cutting instructions (making it totally beginner-friendly) and three different ways to finish the ends — make one to match your poinsettia cupcakes!
SHOP THE PATTERN3. Christmas Holly Table Runner
Deck your table with quilted holly! This runner easily comes together with charm squares , and the applique and rickrack details really make it pop.
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Make this delightful pieced table runner in a holiday color scheme or any colors you love. Instructions are included for matching placemats to complete your festive table. Find video instruction for this pattern in Quick Quilted Gifts with Tammy Silvers.
SHOP THE PATTERN5. Strippy Christmas Runner
Strip piecing helps this beginner-friendly quilted table runner come together lickety split. You’ll love stitching it so much, you can change up the color palette post-Christmas and make one for every holiday.
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Explanation of strip piece quilting