
Hi again! It's Natalia from Piece N Quilt. I am super excited about this fun table runner. As you know I usually make quilts but I decided to change it up this time and go with a fun, simple table runner that requires no quilting.
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2 Yards Batting
Take 20 of your layer cake squares and trace three sizes of circles on them.
We used (15) 10" circles, (5) medium circles and (5) small circles.
Cups, plates and bowls are my favorite templates for circles.
After you have traced your circles on the fabric you will layer your materials. First batting, then backing material, right side toward you, then your layer cake square right side away from you.
Stitch 1/4" inside the traced line leaving a 2" opening that will be used to turn the circle right side out.
Trim on the line you originally drew.
Clip little notches every 1/2" around the entire circle.
Turn the circles right side out. Press and top stitch. You don't need to turn the small opening.
Now lay the circles out in a pattern like the one above. Tuck the opening of every circle under another circle. Stitch in place.




26 comments:
how funky! I like it!
How cute is that! What a neat idea, I see it in holiday fabrics, too. Thanks for sharing. :^)
Love it!
Even I can make this one happen! Thanks for the great idea!
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Adorable Natalia!
This is a great idea! Love it!!
This so cute and simple.I was looking for a simple table runner pattern.thanks for sharing
I adore it! Very modern but still artistic!
So cute! :O)
Great technique and so easy to do!
I love this idea . . . but the end of the tutorial might need a little more detail.
How are the circles stitched together in the last step? Are we supposed to sew over the circle's original topstitching?
Great! It would be easy to make matching coasters too. Thanks!
I'm going to make this for my next baby shower I'm hosting! :) Love it!
Love it
Oh my goodness ... this is total cuteness! I love it! Could you see it with apples or pumpkins for fall?
Hugs & stitches,
Jennifer
This will be a great way to use up those scraps of batting I hate to part with!
What an awesome idea! Love it, Natalia! So simple but I would have never thought of it. I am so doing this!
I like it Natalia... so creative!
This is gorgeous, and so funky - definatley on my to do list. xx
Sew pretty !!! I would like to see it made in Christmas fabrics ....that would look like Christmas Ornements
Sew pretty !!! I would like to see it made in Christmas fabrics ....that would look like Christmas Ornements
Es un camino de mesa muy original y fácil de hacer. Seguro que lo practicaré. Gracias por compartir.
Saludos.
Finally got one of these made for a bridal shower gift. Used black, white, and red material I had on hand. Worried my average height batting would be too much, but it wasn't. Hardest part was arranging the circles. LOL The gift was very well received. Thanks.
So cute .... and modern ! When you stitched it together at end, did you slip stitch it or use sewing machine?
I'm thinking ovals (eggs) in Easter fabrics!
I wonder how it would be if you stitched it so that it wasn't the clean edge and it could fray like a rag quilt? I'm thinking that would be cute too. :)
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