Easy Table Runner

Using this super easy flip quilt pattern, I sewed this graphic table runner in black and white with pops of hot pink and touches of periwinkle and green.  The runner is longer than the above photo.

Here is a close up of the binding and corners.  This pattern is perfect for non-quilters and

un-perfectionists!  A great way to use up scraps too.

Crazy Cabin Table Runner

Hot off my sewing machine-I call this a Crazy Cabin runner. Beautiful desert colors.

15" wide x 48 1/2" long. Flannel backed. Available in my shop:

http://catsongstitchery.etsy.com

What's New At Cat Song Stitchery-Pinecone Table Runner

I imagine this table runner could take you from fall all the way through New Year's and beyond! A lot of textural interest, and sparkly pine needles! See more at http://catsongstitchery.etsy.com

What's New At Cat Song Stitchery-Holiday Table Runner

I like this new table runner because it doesn't yell Christmas at you, yet it still looks festive. I used some home dec fabric for textural interest. The pale green looks fresh. This would look great hung on a narrow wall, draped on a table or side board. It is a style that you could look at from early December all the way through to January without getting tired of. See more at http://catsongstitchery.etsy.com

What's New At Cat Song Stitchery-Ginkgo Table Runner

This elegant table runner would look at home in a casual or formal setting. Dragonflies, berries, ginkgo leaves and embroidered flowers grace this 41" x 13" runner. Backed with white flannel.

See more at http://catsongstitchery.etsy.com

What's New At Cat Song Stitchery-Denim Table Runner

This is a fun, casual table runner made from repurposed denim. Check out http://catsongstitchery.etsy.com to see more about this runner and others!

How To: Crazy Quilt Table Runner

I used a 5-sided center piece (red)and sewed it to a 12"x12" cotton square. I sewed a piece, right sides together, to one side of the red center and flipped it over and pressed it. This method of stitch and flip is explained in an instruction booklet #309 Flip Quilt at http://catsongstitchery.etsy.com This method is repeated with larger fabric pieces until the whole square is covered in fabric. The wrong side is shown above.

Then, after pressing the whole block flat, and trimming any extra fabric off the sides, I used some decorative machine stitches on each seam. Back it and bind it. I used 4- 12" blocks to make this table runner that is 12"x45". Loads of fun to sew! The finished runner is in my shop- http://catsongstitchery.etsy.com