This Runner Will be Done Before You Know It

Quilting Digest | January 17, 2017 | Table Toppers
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It’s a Wonderful Project for Beginning Quilters!

Select a variety of beautiful 2 1/2″ jelly roll strips and you’ll have this runner done in just a few hours. Batiks and subtle prints are beautiful in this pattern. Other fabric styles will be too.

This is a super easy runner to make, even for beginning quilters. It’s so quick to sew together that you may find yourself making more than one.

Hobo Rails Table Runner

Dig into your stash and pull out leftover jelly roll strips. Fat quarters work well too. Select colors for a particular season or whatever combination strikes your fancy.

Hobo Rails Table Runner

Give your runner a scrappy look or go with a planned palette. Either way you’ll soon have this runner on your table.

It’s a wonderful gift, too, so consider making one to give while you’re at it.

Hobo Rails Table Runner

The finished runner is approximately 23″ x 41″ and was designed by Dragonfly Fiberart Pattern Company.

Click here to purchase the “Hobo Rails” table runner pattern.

 

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2 Comments
  1. Judy Henderson Reply

    Alwzys like to see different fabrics in a design.Gives me ideas on how to put my stash to work.

  2. Donna Hagerman Reply

    What a great pattern. I’ll have to try it. Love seeing all the beautiful designs.

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