Get Creative with This Versatile Topper

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Play up the Hearts or Take Yours in Another Direction!

This versatile table topper can take on many looks depending on the fabrics and color placement. It was designed as two rows of hearts nestled together but creative fabric selection means it can be so much more.

You’ll have fun going through your stash to find a great combination of fabrics for your version. Pay particular attention to value placement, as that along with color will have a big impact on what emerges as the overall design.

Sweetheart Table Topper

The following examples show you how versatile this pattern is (the name of the quilter is above each photo).

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Notice in the following version how yellow was pieced into the basic shape to create the flower center. Alter that shape by cutting a hexie and piecing yellow to one side and background fabric to the opposite side.Sweetheart Table TopperSweetheart Table Topper

Sweetheart Table Topper

The topper above is from Zina. We muted the colors a bit in the one below just to see how it would look.

Sweetheart Table Topper

You’ll find many other creative examples to enjoy and to spark your creativity here.

The topper, designed by Julie Herman of Jaybird Quilts, goes together quickly. You can have this finished in just a few hours.

Once you get started you may have so much fun playing with the design options that you may want to make more than one!

You’ll need a Jaybird Quilts Hex N More Ruler in order to complete the project.  This is a very creatively designed ruler that you can use in many different ways.

The finished topper is 20″ x 23”.

Click here for the free “Sweetheart Table Topper” tutorial.

 

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