
Finished table runner 16" x 40"
Ten 8" finished blocks

1 Turnover package of Aster Manor by 3 Sisters (80 triangles)

9. Pair up blocks and join to make rows. Press in alternating directions.

10. Join rows to complete the table runner. Baste, quilt and bind.

11. Eat chocolate. Eat cherries. Tell someone you love them.
Make every day Valentine's Day,
xo,
Monica

1 Turnover package of Aster Manor by 3 Sisters (80 triangles)
⅞ yard fabric for backing and binding
20" x 44" piece of batting.

1. For each block gather one pair each of matching triangles, and four single triangles - for a total of 8 triangles.

2. Slice down the middle of each one of the four single triangles (as shown in photo), for a total of eight small triangles.

3. Assemble center of the block with cut triangles.

4. Square up block to 4½".

5. Assemble middle sides of the block with cut triangles. Optional: Trim first pair of triangle ends before sewing.

6. Square up block ¼" past the corner of the center block. Use your ruler's 45° lines as a guide for the first cut.

7. Assemble the outer sides of the block with triangle pairs. Optional: Trim first pair of triangle ends before sewing.

8. Square up block ¼" past the corner of the middle block. Trim all your blocks to be squared up as the same size. Use your ruler's 45° lines as a guide for the first cut. Your block may be +/- of 8½" after squaring up. What's important is uniformity of all ten blocks - not the size number.

1. For each block gather one pair each of matching triangles, and four single triangles - for a total of 8 triangles.
2. Slice down the middle of each one of the four single triangles (as shown in photo), for a total of eight small triangles.

3. Assemble center of the block with cut triangles.

4. Square up block to 4½".

5. Assemble middle sides of the block with cut triangles. Optional: Trim first pair of triangle ends before sewing.

6. Square up block ¼" past the corner of the center block. Use your ruler's 45° lines as a guide for the first cut.

7. Assemble the outer sides of the block with triangle pairs. Optional: Trim first pair of triangle ends before sewing.

8. Square up block ¼" past the corner of the middle block. Trim all your blocks to be squared up as the same size. Use your ruler's 45° lines as a guide for the first cut. Your block may be +/- of 8½" after squaring up. What's important is uniformity of all ten blocks - not the size number.

9. Pair up blocks and join to make rows. Press in alternating directions.
10. Join rows to complete the table runner. Baste, quilt and bind.

11. Eat chocolate. Eat cherries. Tell someone you love them.
Make every day Valentine's Day,
xo,
Monica
23 comments:
Love it, you are amazing! we need to have a little chit chat, I have some great ideas!! Anyhoo nice jom on the bake shop project!
Nadine
Nice work!
Fabulous!! I've been looking for a reason to buy a turnover pack!
I love the title and of course the project too ;)
great instructions!!
Love! It's impossible to come to a Bake Shop and see luscious Turnovers without getting hungry!! :-)
Looks yummy Monica ~ great work!!
Now I am hungry for chocolate covered fruit! And it doesn't matter what kind! Great runner!
It's wonderful!!
This is sooo cute!
What a great idea for turnovers and it makes such a darling little table runner too. Great job!
Oh! I really love it. Good Job! You are soo Awesome. I can't wait to make this one.
Oh I love it!
Way way to cute Monica! I'm dyin' here!
I love this. I just wished i knew how to make all these wonderful things. I found this site and just love it but don't know how to quilt. I guess i'll to start with something small and see how it comes out.
Great project and very clear directions, as usual!! You ROCK, sista!! Love it!
Yeah, Monica, Whoa Monica, Everybody say Wa-HOO for Monica, Wa-HOO for Monica! (It sounds better when you sing it- Remind me next time I see you.)
Love it! Glad to see another project with turnovers. Thanks!
I'm eating chocolate, I'm eating cherries, and I'm telling you I love you !!!! AND that fabo little quilty table runner !!!!
So very cute, now I gotta go get me some of those turnovers...lol!
I love it!
Thank you for the inspiration, I have now made my own version of the table runner:
http://mosunbi.blogspot.com/2010/03/broken-dishes-table-runner.html
Thanks again from Norway!
Oh I am so glad I went through the archives and found this. I think it is exactly what I needed to make with the left overs from a quilt I am giving to a friend... Her table and sofa will cross pollinate in her open living room.
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