You can also get homespun in any color scheme–you aren’t limited to the well-known “primitive” looking fabrics I’ve used here. You can always get homespun by the yard and cut the squares yourself, or you can do as I did, and buy them already cut here. (The lady who runs Jubilee Homespun is very sweet and wonderful to do business with!)
Joining the rows together.
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Sewing a row together.
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Pivoting at the corner.
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Donna Makovec says
Aren’t you supposed to have batting between layers?
I guess I am a bit confused. How does it become a quilt without batting?
I am a newby!
Joy Kincaid says
Hi Donna! No batting is required for this table runner. It does have a patchwork look due to sewing the fabric squares together, but this particular project doesn’t use batting, as it’s not quilted. Hope that helps!