I used a couple of strips of fabric that I had created using stamps and stencils. The one with the bird stamp above. |
Simple straight quilting in a variegated thread is what I used. |
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I used a couple of strips of fabric that I had created using stamps and stencils. The one with the bird stamp above. |
Simple straight quilting in a variegated thread is what I used. |
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I really like that Daryl. It is so colorful!
ReplyDeleteWhat a color runner, great job!
ReplyDeleteA very pretty and practical finish, Daryl! Looks like a really fun project!
ReplyDeletePerfect scrap buster and very cool!! I love the rounded corners too! Yours came out great Daryl.
ReplyDeleteThat's the spirit! You just turned a blah area into a fun spot. Yay!
ReplyDeleteHi Daryl, I love this simple pattern because of something you taught me. You have often used a pattern like this and then layered it with an applique. The batiks really pop, it looks great.
ReplyDeleteTara
Ohhhh your runner is so pretty Daryl!!
ReplyDeleteI love all your batik fabric scraps. It is a very bright and colorful runner.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous fabrics, and great idea on the rounded corners. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteGreat use of your scraps, all types of scraps. I really like that stamped fabric. Very clever. Thanks for the tutorial also.
ReplyDeleteGreat use of scraps. Love the creativity of stamping fabric and it adds such personality to the fabric. Great job.
ReplyDeleteSimple and effective! Well done.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea and use of scraps
ReplyDeleteLove the cheerful scrappy table runner you created. It does add a great pop of color to your work area. Creative Scrappy Bliss Dear...
ReplyDeletehopping over from the hop, Daryl you gave me a good idea, all the dust that collects around that stuff too, I need to make one and I have just the fabric for it. thanks chickee...
ReplyDeleteHi Daryl, WOW! loving all the bright colors on the table runner:) Lovely. Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Norma
Pretty and a great use of scaps!
ReplyDeleteI've only recently pieced batting scraps together and it's amazing how large a piece you can get from a few scraps. A great way to use up some of your fabric scraps, Daryl.
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