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You may have watched Anne Baxter's workshop for a Zig Zag Table runner, which Anne creates cleverly using rectangular blocks, and simple strip piecing and without using triangles. This is Susanne's gorgeous version of the table runner. Susanne told us she wanted to use this lovely collection of batik strips she had in her stash for ages. But, she couldn't bear to cut off the points so she made a turn-through backing and top stitched all around.
This lovely table runner was designed by Stof fabrics and [...]
This runner has hexagons embroidered with snowflakes and Sue has [...]
This is an English Paper Pieced project that finishes approx [...]
This English Paper Piecing project finishes approx 11" x 28"
Apart from flowers, who do quilters love most? well more fabric of course! So we hoped that Anne would love the bundle of fabric we chose for her as a 'thankyou' for our great filming day together - well look what she made with it! Love it Anne - thanks again.
This is English Paper Piecing with diamonds and hexagons. - [...]
Thank you for setting the bargello pattern up for me. After having a look at it I had a play and made a table mat which then turned into a table runner. Here is a picture of it. I shall do a demo of this on Monday evening and hope to get lots made to sell at St Michael's Hospice in November.
This Christmas Thangles Table Runner kit uses a delightful swirl [...]
Just 10 blocks make this runner - really fast and [...]
This is an easy little project to make using pre-printed [...]
This is an easy little project to make using pre-printed [...]
Make tulip flowers using a folded technique made as a [...]
Poinsettia have become iconic with Christmas, and this is a [...]
Fun with impossible figures! Inspired by the drawings of Bruno Ernst, [...]