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September 10, 2026
Fall Table Runner Patterns You’ll Want on Your Table from Patchwork Posse

What’s the Project? Ready to bring a little fall into the house? These free fall table runner patterns are a quick way to add pumpkins, leaves, warm colors, and a little handmade goodness to your table. They’re smaller than a quilt, fun to sew, and perfect for using fabrics already hiding in your stash.

Fall Table Runner Patterns

I love decorating for fall—but I don’t necessarily want another giant tote of decorations to store for the other nine months of the year.

That’s why table runners are so good.

You can completely change the look ...

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July 26, 2026
RWB PLAIDISH from Kwilty Pleasures

Well the 4th of July has come and gone. 
I was working on the simple RWB Plaidish table topper.
Then in June my husband Phil
was diagnosed with Stage 5 Kidney Disease
and has entered Hospice Care. 
My world kinda fell to pieces.

Honestly I don’t know when I’ll finish this
Or anything, for that matter.
My heart just isn’t in it. 

I was supposed to teach this workshop today…
It will have to wait.
My beloved husband is and will always be…
My priority! 


There are 3 different blocks used for this topper.


For a Total ...

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June 22, 2026
Summer has officially started! from Quilting Studio Adventures

 Before we left for our Great Lakes cruise in May, I made a list of what I needed to work on when we returned.  And I came home with a pretty bad cold and didn’t sew for several days.  But now I am happy to announce I finished what  I wanted and needed to work on.  First is the kangaroo/wallaby quilt for the third grandchild of Ed and Marge Dieball.  This grandchild was born in Australia, but now the whole family is living in Wisconsin.  Marge requested this quilt, and I was pretty happy to find this fabric ...

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April 17, 2026
Fear of getting rid of things from Crazy Quilter on a Bike!

The good news is that the jacket is cut out, and I'm ready to sew it together today. Even better news: both presentations are almost finished, and I really only have to add whatever pictures I get sent by 6 PM tonight. After that, I don't add the pictures. 

I laugh LOUDLY when someone sends me pictures while I'm giving the presentation or just before, expecting them to be in the presentation. I used to run around making that happen. I don't do that anymore. 

I have a personal morning routine and often have multiple classes ...

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April 5, 2026
HAPPY EASTER! from Kwilty Pleasures



Spring is supposed to be here, but
It’s OHIO! Easter can’t be fooled!
That being said …here’s my dining room 
decked out for both. 

The Color Dive quilt was made a few years ago.
I added a table runner and two pillows that I think
Work well with the rainbow colors!


















I found these paper machine bunnies at an antique store..
They hopped right up on my table! 






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March 27, 2026
SPRING INTO SPRING! from Kwilty Pleasures

Ever get the urge to buy new throw pillows 
or perhaps a table runner? 
Yeah, me too!
Ever say to yourself....nahhh, I can make that!

I do have quite a stash and many
quilting books for inspiration.
This time I set my procrastination aside
and I'm sew happy I did!

LOL Charm Packs by Me & My Sister Designs
have been in my stash forever.


Think BIG is a wonderful book full of
great ideas and inspiration.
I landed on the pattern called Equalizer.


I had just enuf yardage in the white/gray speckle 
to use for background and ...

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March 13, 2026
Easy Quilt As You Go Easter Table Runner with Bunny Applique from Patchwork Posse

Learn how to sew a quilted table runner using the quilt-as-you-go technique and a simple applique design. If you like projects that come together quickly and don’t require wrestling a full quilt through your sewing machine, this one is a fun option to try.

Quilt-as-you-go is one of those techniques that makes you wonder why you didn’t try it sooner. Instead of making the entire quilt top and quilting it later, you quilt each section as you sew it.

That means smaller pieces to handle, less bulk under your machine, and you can actually see the project coming ...

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March 2, 2026
Easy Spring Table Runner Patterns You Can Sew in a Day from Patchwork Posse

When the seasons change, I always feel the urge to freshen up something in the house — and the table is the easiest place to start. A simple spring table runner can completely shift the mood of a room without committing to a full quilt project.

If you’re ready to pull out florals, pastels, or even just some cheerful scraps, this collection of free spring table runner patterns is a perfect place to begin. These projects are quick, beginner-friendly, and just right for using what you already have on hand — which means you could be stitching one up today and ...

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Week 9 of 2026 from Thread Head

This week I made a couple of table mats -

Made from 3.5" squares that I cut a few years ago to make a quilt I work on at a monthly quilt group. I decided to make the quilt smaller than originally planned, so I have lots of leftover squares.
This first one I used different brown squares.
Machine quilted with parallel lines. 12" x 16".
For this one I made half squares triangles with the 3.5" squares (four pieced together for a 5" block).
Machine quilted with an overall meander, with two layers of batting. 20" x 45 ...

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February 26, 2026
Progess on mitered border projects from Crazy Quilter on a Bike!

Thanks for the information on the cadaver tendon use!!!! Apparently, the medical field has been using that technique for years!!! Who knew? And yes -- a lot is missing from the story of the man with the broken tibia/fibia. He's in bad shape, and I don't remember all the details - tendons pulled away from the knee and the broken bones (right at the knee cap) or something equally horrible. I must remember to ask his mother again. 

Another day - another project!!! And I managed to get through another item on that paperwork list, although a new one came ...

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January 25, 2026
Bonus Projects for the Valentine 26 Mystery from Sister Of The Divide

 Bonus Valentine 26 Mystery Table Topper, Table Runner, Mug Rug   If you missed the reveal of the Valentine 26 Mystery, go back and look at Clue 5. Be sure to download all of the PDF’s as this pattern will be taken down and go into my Etsy Shop for sale after February 14th, 2026. In this Pattern Bonus, you can make a simple Mug Rug, a simple Table Topper and a simple Table

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November 19, 2025
New Release: FROST Table Runner Pattern from Sew Karen-ly Created...

 Canadian winters can be long (especially here in Nova Scotia!)…but they are also beautiful, with the landscape blanketed in glistening snow, and windows painted by Jack Frost. You can bring some of that sparkle inside with my new “FROST” runner pattern.  

I designed the block used in this runner way back in 2006 while working on another winter-themed quilt. Although it didn’t make the cut for that quilt, it shines on its own as a simple block repeat in a project.

The runner goes together quickly as it uses only 3 colours, and 3 foundation-pieced blocks. Sample shown ...

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October 17, 2025
NEVER TOO EARLY FOR CHRISMAS TREES! from Kwilty Pleasures

I luv me some wonky trees.
A Crazy Christmas Tree pattern was gifted
to me by a friend. I borrowed the Creative Grids
Spider Web Ruler from another friend
sew I could make this fun project.


During the summer I was busy working
on my trees for an upcoming guild presentation.


My Lets' Get Wonky presentation is sew fun.
I show traditional blocks and then how I
WoNKY them up!


The table runner was quick and easy to make.
I did some simple straight line quilting.


And love how it turned out.



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September 13, 2025
The Three Bears — Paper Piecing Black, Polar, and Kodiak Bears 8″x 8″ from Wisonsin Quilting

These three 8″ x 8″ bears are great for incorporating into a child’s quilt, a table runner, or used as a repeat for a larger project. The three are all different patterns emphasizing the different head shapes that make these bears distinctive. They are meant to be pieced using the folded Freezer paper technique, but other methods work well too. The patterns are simple enough to be weekend.

The pattern comes as a PDF download for you to print, small enough to print on one sheet of paper. Click here for the $8.92 pattern. You can pay with ...

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July 29, 2025
Amarillo Skies Revised and the Long Distance Runner from From the Strawberry Patch...

I participated in an online fabric swap last year hosted by redrainbootshandmade. I loved the wonderful variety of all the 5" blue squares that I received but struggled a bit with how I was going to use them. Julia, the swap host, offered a pattern to go along with the swap, her pattern was called "Amarillo Skies". It is a great pattern but revised my version a bit to include a blue/gray sashing

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Amarillo Skies Revised and the Long Distance Runner from From the Strawberry Patch...

I participated in an online fabric swap last year hosted by redrainbootshandmade. I loved the wonderful variety of all the 5" blue squares that I received but struggled a bit with how I was going to use them. Julia, the swap host, offered a pattern to go along with the swap, her pattern was called "Amarillo Skies". It is a great pattern but revised my version a bit to include a blue/gray sashing

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July 6, 2025
How to Make a Table Runner (30 minutes or less) from Patchwork Posse

Spend the next 30 minutes reading and then sewing How to make a Table Runner. It won’t take long and you’ll be ready for company quick!

Today, let’s hit how to make a table runner …… with pointed ends and in 30 minutes or less.

There are sometimes more important things to do. Like decorate for the holidays. Like put the food together for the company. Like pick up the house so it doesn’t look like a dust bomb went off. The last thing you have time for is making a table runner.

But, there are times ...

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June 13, 2025
Sliced Charm Runner from Wendy's Quilts and More

While I was at the Great New Zealand Quilt Show in Christchurch I picked up a pattern for a quilt as you go table runner.  









I didn't really need a table runner, but I wanted to experiment with the technique because I bought some Japanese jacquard fabrics in Japan that I think I'm going to have to quilt as I go.  They look like they will fray very easily so this may be the best method for working with them.  







The pattern I bought came with a charm pack of Kaffe Fassett fabrics so I followed the instructions ...

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May 1, 2025
Scrappy Runner Finish and Fibre Fling 2025 from Quilting & Learning

Hello and welcome

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March 24, 2025
Island Runner from From the Strawberry Patch...

You saw that title and thought that I might be engaging in a physical challenge at an exotic location, didn't you? Ha! Nope. But I am challenging myself, to use up all of the 1.5" scraps out of the precut bin. After finishing "No Scrap Too Small" last month I decided to keep on using up those itty-bitty four patches that have been assembled, L-E* style, over the years. Here's the design plan

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