The pumpkins were pieced patchwork and then appliqued' onto the block fabric, along with a stem and leaf. After I finished that, I embroidered the tendrils onto each block stitching a stem stitch with three strands of embroidery floss.
I machine embroidered the assembled blocks and finished with the binding. It's almost 60" long and 12 1/2" wide, which is just the right size for our dining room table.
I tried it on the buffet, and I think it looked great there, too. For now, I'll leave it on the table, but if I decide to do something different for the table, it's nice to know I have this great place to showcase the runner.
I guess it is possible to have a touch of autumn in south Florida. In fact, I'm inspired to add a few other pieces. Now, for a little cooler weather and we'll be all set!
Gorgeous! Love your pumpkins and I can see why you finished the tablerunner so quickly. It looks fabulous on your table. Enjoy the season!
ReplyDeleteThat turned out beautifully. Maybe you need to make coasters and napkins too! Not that you need anything else to do I'm sure
ReplyDeleteLovely lovely lovely. Can you tell I really like that table runner .
ReplyDeleteLaura xx
That runner turned out beautifully!!
ReplyDeleteElegant and very Fall/Autumn for your lovely table. Falling into Autumn Bliss...
ReplyDeleteWell done!! It's gorgeous - I love it!
ReplyDeleteWhat a darling runner. Love it! The tendrils are just icing on the cake...errrr, on the pumpkin! lol
ReplyDeleteThat looks great! It is certainly autumn here tonight in N. Louisiana.
ReplyDeleteYour table runner is gorgeous and looks perfect on your table.
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