I received this pattern free with the purchase of fabrics at LQS.I thought I would show the way I made it.
1/3 of a yard of themed fabric(wof)
1/2 of a yard of coordinating fabric (wof)
Place fabric right sides together long ways,I pinned it along so as not to shift.
I sewed mine with a 1/4 seam.Iron and pin opposite side of long side.You will have a long tube.
Flip it right side out,making sure fabric showing is even and not twisted.
Iron,and fold with center fabric facing towards you.
stitch across the open ends of tube.I did not cut off excess fabric until after I stitched,so there would be a tighter seam.
Flip the corner inside out with main fabric showing.Press.
When it is laid over table it will want to open.To fix this I stitched on buttons using a blind stitch.
Thank you to Marlene who found the original pattern for me.It is
here as PDF.If you make this I would love to see them.If you would like to see my favorite one click
here I have been making them for every holiday since I got this on Thursday.I should not be late on holiday gifts now...Ahem...Thank you for visiting,Amy
I am linking up with
Sew Many Ways
14 comments:
Thank you Amy.These are so neat! I will be sure to make some of these!
Great Tutorial Amy. Love the fabric you used on this one. Now I can make a few of them. Easy to follow instructions, just what I need.
Thank You this will be next on my list to make .
You sure have been making lots of these for various holidays. They look great. I might have to whip up some to add to the Christmas gift stash.
Hello Amy, thanks for visiting my post and leaving such a sweet comment on my first quilting attempt! And thanks so much for sharing this, looks like something I can handle!
Hello Amy! This is great idea - thank you for the tutorial! Thank you also for your visit and sweet comment! Teje
Cute! Great pattern for those last min gifts and the 'oh boy I don't have a table runner for Christmas' moments!
CUTE! CUTE! You have made some really great looking ones! I will earmark this post/tutorial! So glad you shared!
Hey Amy! Your tutorial reminded me of the table runner I did last year using the same pattern. You gave me something to post about!! However your fabrics are much more fun! Take Care - Elizabeth
Hi Amy, I love this and need to try this! Your quilt work is great thank you for sharing, also thank you for like my hot chick! she is so much fun to make...sandy
This is a great project. I saw you on Sew Darn Crafty by Sew Many Ways.
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So great that someone tracked down an actual document for this. I have a tutorial for it on my blog as well. Thanks! Love Love Love your cherries!
Yours are so cute, can't wait to give it a try. Your St. Patrick's one makes me wish that it hadn't already passed.
Your fabrics make them look really great. Thanks for this.
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