Monday, March 12, 2012
PRAIRIE POINT TABLE RUNNER
When I purchased the kit for this runner last year I was just learning how to quilt. It got set aside while I practiced making different projects and tried my hand at FMQ. I finally had the chance to open it up a couple of days ago and I have to say that it was so much fun to do. It uses 36 charm squares (this one was Lilac Hill from Moda), some yardage for the backing (cute bird print) and 18 assorted buttons. Everything was included in the kit (it was good that I waited to try it because the pattern was a bit confusing...I think the LQS I purchased it from just assumed everyone would know what to do and left out some important info). I loved making the prairie points and definitely plan to add some to other projects as a fun touch. Hand sewing all those buttons on seemed to take as long as it did to create the runner...good thing there were some interesting shows on tv last night :o)
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Very lovely runner! Well done!
ReplyDeleteThis is so neat! I love the prairie points and buttons! Congrats on a beautiful finish and thanks for linking up!
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this looks great, terry!
ReplyDeleteWhat a very pretty runner - the buttons and prairie points really make it special.
ReplyDeleteI really like this pattern! The prairie points really make it shine!
ReplyDeleteHi Terry! I've been sooo busy lately... finally got a chance to come by to say HI! I LOVE this placemat... it's soooo Pretty with those little squares! I also checked out your other posts and I LOVE the Cow placemats you made for your friends! What a great sense of humor! Also had to say what a great score on that material you won! It's "SEW"Pretty! I'm hoping this week will be a little slower.... Glad I got a chance to see what you've been up too! :o)
ReplyDeleteGreat runner. Love the PP and the buttons. Really cute project.
ReplyDeleteGreat runner. Love the PP and the buttons. Really cute project.
ReplyDeleteLove this runner you did a great job and I bet it looks great on your table I know it would on mine ;).
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