Muted Diamonds Table Runner

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This quilted table runner was a quick project that I made as a gift. The soft colours blend together so there is some contrast, but no a lot.

This table runner is made with two fabrics. The cream background fabric has a bit of pattern which gives it colour variation. The chain fabric is a small floral print.

This is the simple chain variation of the Fill in the Blanks Jr table runner pattern.

The table runner is 12″ x 36″. It’s a nice size for a medium-sized table. The pattern has different size options, from 12″ x 20″ up to 12″ x 52″.

It is quilted with straight diagonal lines. The diagonal lines aren’t evenly spaced, but they are spaced to match the diagonals in the chain squares. This quilting design matches the pattern perfectly.

The charcoal grey binding frames the piece like a tiny border.

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Elizabeth DeCroos is the designer and teacher at Epida Studio. She loves to work with quilting, pojagi and embroidery and teach those techniques to others. Take a class today or get her to visit your group.

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