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    This document provides instructions for making a simple squares table runner using light, medium, and dark fabrics and Texture Magic. The runner is made by sewing short strips of medium and dark fabric alternately to a long strip of Texture Magic to create a striped panel. This panel is then cut into squares and triangles which are arranged and sewn together to form rows. The rows are joined to assemble the table runner top which is then quilted, layered with backing and batting, and had the edges finished.

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    Easy Quilted Tablerunner

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    This document provides instructions for making a simple squares table runner using light, medium, and dark fabrics and Texture Magic. The runner is made by sewing short strips of medium and dark fabric alternately to a long strip of Texture Magic to create a striped panel. This panel is then cut into squares and triangles which are arranged and sewn together to form rows. The rows are joined to assemble the table runner top which is then quilted, layered with backing and batting, and had the edges finished.

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    Simple Squares Table Runner

    Uploaded by

    Amy Eileen Koester
    This document provides instructions for making a simple squares table runner using light, medium, and dark fabrics and Texture Magic. The runner is made by sewing short strips of medium and dark fabric alternately to a long strip of Texture Magic to create a striped panel. This panel is then cut into squares and triangles which are arranged and sewn together to form rows. The rows are joined to assemble the table runner top which is then quilted, layered with backing and batting, and had the edges finished.

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    Simple Squares Table Runner

    2008 Bright Threads Studio www.brightthreadsstudio.com


    Amy Eileen Koester amy@brightthreadsstudio.com
    Supplies:
    Light Fabric: yd (or a strip that is 7 by 28)
    Medium Fabric: yd (or 2 strips that are 4 1/2 by 24)
    Dark Fabric: yd. (or a strip that is 6 by 33)
    Texture Magic yd (or a strip that is 6 by 33)
    Batting 12 by 35
    Backing 12 by 35
    Pin the strip of dark fabric to the strip of Texture Magic, stitch together as desired.
    Align one short strip with the long strip right sides together.
    Sew with inch seam and press.
    Align second short strip on the opposite side and end of the long strip, sew and press.

    Medium
    Dark
    Medium
    Finished unit
    Starting at one end of unit cut 4 pieces. The first piece will have two squares, the next four will have three
    squares and the last piece will have two squares.
    Cut two 7 squares and then cut each square diagonally twice. You will have a total of 8 triangles. Lay out as
    shown below:

    Sew triangles to ends of square units to make rows. Join rows to assemble table runner top.
    Layer batting, backing and top (backing and top right sides together). Sew around table runner with seam
    leaving a 5 opening. Trim seams and points at end of runner, being careful not to cut through stitching. Turn
    right side out, slip stitch opening closed. Quilt as desired. One suggestion for quilting: sew straight lines through
    center of each row.

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