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Hi Joy,
You and your team are doing so very well with the quilts for Lutheran Relief. Well done.
My runner for June has a funny background. A while ago I was thinking of a runner with poppies for Remembrance Day. I started with some rather large poppies, maybe 6”, and lots of much smaller crumbs.
As the pieces came together I felt the size of the poppies overwhelmed the size of the runner.
But what about a quilt? Hmm?
Yes, I was off chasing a Bilby, which is our version of a squirrel in Australia.
The quilt top was duly finished, I loved it, and finally got around to quilting it. But still no runner. I then used much smaller pieces of the poppy fabric as a second version and have now finally finished my June runner.
As all the fabrics are floral fragments I have named the quilt and the runner Potpourri.
Thanks Joy for once again posting my runner for me. Jane
(Sorry I don’t know how to include smaller pictures )
Thank you, Jane!! When asked if she used a pattern for her runner, she explained the following:
No I didn’t use a pattern at all, but I do a l.o.t of crumb piecing and have become a bit of a dab hand at it. I just start joining the smallest pieces together, trim one side straight and add another piece. Sometimes I have a size idea and make blocks to that size.
Maybe I’ll find a pic or 2 of a couple of my crumb quilts for you.
Jane
Maybe I’ll find a pic or 2 of a couple of my crumb quilts for you.
Jane
Share the quilty love for Jane's project in the comments below. I know that you enjoyed seeing her super scrappy table runner as much as I did! Thank you, again, Jane!
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Until next time...
Run(ner) off those empty tables!!
I love crumb piecing and that made a beautiful runner! Such a great idea, Jane!
ReplyDeleteI agree with Diann! It positively perfect!
ReplyDeleteLove the crumb runner. So cool.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteImpressive results on both of the projects--very ingenious!
ReplyDeleteGreat runner!
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