Autumn Themed Table Topper is Super Easy

Quilting Digest | October 19, 2015 | Autumn Quilts, Quick Quilting Projects
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Dig Into Your Scraps to Make This Extra Easy Quilt!

The two border fabrics tie everything together in this patchwork quilt. Consequently, it doesn’t look like a scrap quilt – although it could with different border fabrics (think about white where the tan border is).

It’s easy to change the overall look and feel simply by changing the colors of the borders. We can easily imagine this quilt sewn with Christmas fabrics, or any fabric combo that fits the season or your decor.

Surrounding the Bear Table Topper Pattern

This quilt is made up of strips and squares of fabric, with a few half square triangles to give it interest. Time-saving tips for making half square triangles can be found here.

The finished size is 36″ x 36″. While it’s perfect for a table topper, it also would look great on a wall!

You’ll find the “Surrounding the Bear” quilt pattern in the Autumn 2013 issue of Quilter’s World.

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