It's kind of like a "Where's Waldo" with quilt blocks.
Find the Courthouse Steps block...
Ah, there it is.
I have become a fan of using striped fabrics for bindings. The tan/black stripe fabric was something I bought from a sale bin without knowing exactly what I would use it for, but I thought it was perfect for the binding on this runner.
On the opposite end of the quilted spectrum, I also finished this month's Block of the Month that I am doing at my local quilt shop.
In my time as a quilter, I have always referred to myself as a "jewel tone gal". They have always been my favorite colors to work with. I surprised myself with how much I have enjoyed using the Civil War repro fabrics. Who would have guessed?
A lovely finish! I agree with you about using stripes for borders. It adds interest instead of being ho-hum.
ReplyDeleteI really like how your table runner turned out. Such a nice setting for the 4 little blocks.
ReplyDeleteLove the table runner :)
ReplyDeleteYour table runner is adorable! How many blocks did you make for the BOM??
ReplyDeleteI love the runner!!!! Awesome job!
ReplyDeleteLove how the Orphans & Scraps project turned out. I really like the quilting -- nice and simple and enhances the patchwork rather than competing with it. :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful table runner! Exactly my kind of scraps and arrangement.
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