I decided to make her a table runner with Dresden plate blocks (I know, shocking that I would turn to my favorite block). I used the interfacing method for the circles and it was so easy and good looking that I don't think I will do "super circles" again. 
I stippled it and backed it in this print:
It measures about 20" x 60" - which I know is HUGE - but her dining table is very large.
I added a few of my own fabrics - some Moda Bliss, a Sherbet Pips coordinate, and a reproduction print I got at the scrap bin at Keepsake.
This was a very fun activity and I can't wait to show you what Jane made me - it really made my weekend to receive such wonderful items made from fabrics I loved. Everyone in the guild who participated did an amazing job - I definitely think we should do something like this again.
I stippled it and backed it in this print:
It measures about 20" x 60" - which I know is HUGE - but her dining table is very large.
I added a few of my own fabrics - some Moda Bliss, a Sherbet Pips coordinate, and a reproduction print I got at the scrap bin at Keepsake.
This was a very fun activity and I can't wait to show you what Jane made me - it really made my weekend to receive such wonderful items made from fabrics I loved. Everyone in the guild who participated did an amazing job - I definitely think we should do something like this again.
3 comments:
Beautiful! It will be loved for sure.
You did such an amazing job with this! The fabrics you added are perfect and your quilting is awesome. I LOVE it!!!
That dresden runner is gorgeous! I need to just make this block. I love it but haven't tried it yet!
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