Like the name of this pattern from Freemotion by the River implies, this batik table runner practically glows because of the fabrics used. I don’t know about you, but I always enjoy making table runners. They are usually fast projects and can often be made with fabric that is already on hand. That is definitely the case with this design.
While this version was made with a charm pack, it’s an ideal pattern for using up all of those scrap fabrics you have. And speaking for myself, I am always looking for projects to use up my scraps!
Connie’s table runner should measure about 16 1/2″ by 32 1/2″ when finished. That’s a great size for most dining room tables.
Her step by step tutorial has easy instructions for cutting, piecing, and quilting. She also provides lots of tips along the way to help the reader out. What more could you ask for?
Change the look of your living space with a new table runner like this one.
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