My Meadow table runner pattern is available through Connecting Threads as a PDF Instant Download. Kits for this are already sold out, but the pattern is still available. The finished size is 16" x 36". Shown in the Sunshine Terrace fabric collection exclusively by Connecting Threads.
Fresh cut wildflowers from the meadow scatter across this table runner to add a sunny warmth to your home. This quilt pattern can easily be sewn in an afternoon. Fusible applique. Full color diagrams throughout pattern.
To order your Meadow table runner PDF instant download pattern, click here: Meadow
If you sew a Meadow table runner, please share a pic with me on Instagram @curlicuecreations. I would love to see your project.
Have you seen my Bird on A Branch wall hanging? This is shown in the Sweetwater Ridge fabric collection by Connecting Threads. At 22" square is it a quick and easy fusible applique project. Perfect for decorating a small space as a wall hanging, or table topper.
You can order this as a kit with the Sweetwater Ridge fabrics shown here at the Connecting Threads website. Click here to order the kit: Bird on a Branch Kit
Sweet little bird! I love the flowering branch you chose to chirp your song.
As always, if you sew a Bird on a Branch quilt, please share a pic with me on Instagram @curlicuecreations. I would love to see your quilt!
Be Creative ~ Sew Something Beautiful Today,
Jennifer Thomas
Curlicue Creations
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Here it is! My very newest quilt pattern, Pioneer Rose.
This quilt was sewn with the new Freedom 2 fabric line by Island Batik. This should be in your local quilt shops now. It's so beautiful. Go out and get some today.
The Pioneer Rose quilt is made up of two blocks, this fusible applique rose block,
and this curved crossing block. The curves are fusible applique too, so no curved seams in this quilt.
The Pioneer Rose quilt is a beautiful heirloom style project featuring a rich patriotic color scheme.
It even looks pretty folded up!
I used this amazing Freedom 2 fabric for the back of the quilt. It's my favorite in the collection.
I bound the edges with the same blue and white star fabric as the outer border.
I quilted an echo and small pebbles in the background of the rose blocks, and did an allover loopy meander over the rest of the quilt.
The pattern for the Pioneer Rose quilt is now available in the Curlicue Creations Etsy shop here: Pioneer Rose Quilt Pattern Get your copy today. If you sew a Pioneer Rose quilt, please tag me on Instagram @curlicuecreations. I'd love to see it.
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Happy Fall! This is my October project for Island Batik Ambassadors.
Note: All product used to make this project was generously given to me by Island Batik and industry partners.
This month's challenge is Top it Off. We were asked to make a table runner or topper with a holiday theme featuring an applique technique.
I already had this idea a-brewin', so I made it a reality.
I used a variety of Island Batik fabrics from my stash, including the black solid.
As you can see, the pumpkin block is pieced. I fulfilled the applique requirement with the letters. This is my second project in a row with letters on it. They add a fun element to a quilt.
I quilted around the letters and did some accent quilting on the pumpkin. I quilted the black background in straight lines with a thick 28 wt. Aurifil thread. I ran out while quilting, and decided that was enough. Sometimes the thread tells you when you are done.
I had fun taking photos of this table topper in my yard. We have some large oak trees.
This is what you see when you look up.
This is the view looking into the woods. Our trees still have a lot of green on them. Our fall color is a little bit behind this year.
Here you can see the effect of the straight line quilting.
I used Hobbs Heirloom 80/20 Black batting for this quilt. You don't get any annoying white threads coming through your dark quilt top and it's lovely to stitch through.
Quilting on the pumpkin's stem.
I also used Island Batik's solid black fabric for the back of this quilt.
Another fun pic. The tree behind it is a bright yellow, though it looks a bit faded in my photo.
I think the black iron fence gives it a spooky Halloween look.
