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Cherry Blossom Table Runner


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Cherry Blossom is a classic and simple circular quilt pattern, sometimes called Pumpkin Pie, which is quilted as you go. Try it with or without batting for a different look.

Skill Level: Intermediate

Time to Complete: 3 Hours



Tools Needed:

Materials Needed:
  • Materials needed for 72" x 16" Table Runner -- 1 yard each of 2 Fabrics in 2 contrasting colors and/or patterns, one solid and one print for example. Try silk or satin for a festive look.
  • Washable Marking Pencil
Instructions
  1. Cut 18 - 8 1/2" circles from both fabrics using your rotary circle cutter. You will end up with 36 circles total.
  2. Place two circles right sides together, one solid, one print.
  3. Sew together, using a scant 1/4" seam allowance, leaving a small opening for turning.
  4. Turn circles right side out. Try using a turning tool, such as a chopstick to get the circle nice and round. Slip stitch opening closed if desired. Press carefully. Tip: To keep the shape of your circles, “press” them, don’t iron.
  5. Place two circle sets together, right sides facing out. Pin.
  6. Using your ruler, measure 1 inch from pinned edge and mark with pencil.
  7. Stitch circles together using pencil mark as seam line. Press petal shaped seams open to expose fabric underneath.
  8. Continue sewing circles sets together into rows until desired size. Stitch rows together, as above, using the 1 inch pencil marks as your seam allowance. Press.
  9. If you like, you may topstitch the seams in place using a decorative stitch in contrasting rayon thread.
  10. To create a padded table runner, place 8” circles of batting in between circles before you sew them together.

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