August - Shabby Fabrics...Appliqué in place using the method and stitch of your choice. Sew (1)...
Transcript of August - Shabby Fabrics...Appliqué in place using the method and stitch of your choice. Sew (1)...
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Cut FabricsFrom teal, cut:
• (4) 71/2" × 71/2" squares for piecing
From light teal, cut:• (4) 71/2" × 71/2" squares for piecing
From purple, cut:• (2) 71/2" × 71/2" squares for piecing
From light purple, cut:• (2) 71/2" × 71/2" squares for piecing
From light blue, cut:• (2) 6" × 121/2" rectangles for appliqué background
From green, cut:• (2) 11/2" × 121/2" rectangles for outer sashing
From light teal beads, cut:• (2) 11/2" × 121/2" strips for inner sashing
From dark teal beads, cut:• (4) 21/2" × WOF strips for binding
Required Materials• 1/4 yard teal• 1/4 yard light teal• 9" × 21" purple• 9" × 21" light purple• 7" × WOF light blue• 5" × 14" green• 5" × 14" light teal beads• 15" × WOF dark teal beads• various colorful fabrics for appliqué• 55" × 21" for backing
121/2" × 511/2"
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Please NoteWOF = Width of FabricRST = Right Sides TogetherAll seams are 1/4" unless otherwise noted.Please read all instructions carefully before beginning.
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As seen on ourEasy Pieced Table
Runner Series - Augustvideo featured on our YouTube channel:
YouTube.com/Shabby Fabrics
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Disappearing 4-PatchesSTEP 1: Sew (2) teal 71/2" × 71/2" squares and (2) light teal 71/2" × 71/2" squares into a 4-Patch as shown, pressing seams toward darker fabric.
STEP 2: Measure and mark 21/2" from each corner.
STEP 3: Using a ruler as a straight edge, cut diagonally to connect measurement marks as shown.
STEP 4: Move corner units one position clockwise as shown.
STEP 5: Sew units together into diagonal rows as shown, using the center of the block as a baseline. Press seams toward corner units.
STEP 6: Sew rows together as shown, noting that the corner units will protrude beyond the side units. Press seams open.
STEP 7: Trim block to 121/2" × 121/2".
(If you do not have a 121/2" × 121/2" ruler, measure 61/4" from the center seam on all four sides.)
Step 4Step 3Steps 1-2
21/2" 21/2"
Repeat to make a total of (3) Disappearing 4-Patch Blocks, (2) with teal and light teal, and (1) with purple and light purple. Set blocks aside for assembly at a later step.
Step 5 Step 6 Step 7
AppliquéSew (1) inner sashing strip to a blue sky background; press toward inner sashing. Repeat with second background.
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Assemble Table RunnerSew blocks together in a row, pressing seams open. Sew one appliqué unit to each side as shown.
Your diagram has two pages, a Reverse Diagram and an Assembly Diagram. When tracing shapes for fusible appliqué, use the Reverse Diagram.
Gently peel fusible paper from the back of each shape. Refer to Assembly Diagram to arrange shapes on background fabric. NOTE: Stems and birdhouse posts will be sewn into outer sashing seam; align these shapes with the raw edge of background.
Appliqué in place using the method and stitch of your choice.
Sew (1) outer sashing strip to a blue sky background; press toward outer sashing. Repeat with second background.
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Finish Table RunnerLayer top, batting, and backing. Quilt as desired.
Piece binding into one long strip. (We used a straight seam so we could match up the stripes.) Fold in half lengthwise, wrong sides together, and press. Line up raw edges of the binding with the raw edge of the table runner. Sew binding to the front side of the table runner, starting at any side. Turn the binding over and hand stitch to the back of the table runner.
If desired, add eyes and legs to the birds with embroidery (using two strands of the color of your choice, French knot and backstitch) or a permanent marking pen (such as a Micron pen).
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