Add a Homey Touch with This Scrappy Table Topper

Quilting Digest | September 14, 2015 | Quick Quilting Projects, Scrap Quilts, Table Toppers, Wall Quilts
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Scrap-Buster Table Topper is a Beauty!

This utterly charming 9-patch scrappy table topper will be at home just about anywhere. For a more coordinated look, simply vary the fabrics to match your decor. The quilt would also look great hung on a wall, adding a cheery note wherever you choose to display it.

Select fabrics you love just for this quilting project, or better yet, raid your scraps and stitch together a truly one-of-a-kind creation. This is a super easy project that will go together quickly for both beginning and experienced quilters.

Saltwater Taffy scrappy quilt

Quilt designer Laura Boehnke calls this quilt “Saltwater Taffy.” With the bright and airy fabrics she chose for this confection, it’s easy to see why. The quilt is free-form quilted with swirly shapes, but straight-line quilting, or stitch-in-the-ditch, would be equally effective.

The quilt consists of nine-patch squares alternated with background blocks. Half-square triangles make up the scrappy border. It measures 27 1/2″ square. This lovely little patchwork quilt will take you a short time to complete. The pattern is provided by American Patchwork & Quilting.

Click here for the free “Saltwater Taffy” quilt pattern.

 

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