And that's a wrap!

[SallyO'Sews]

Last of the table runners for the Craft Fair. Just gotta' finish burying some threads and head for bed.

I love using these border prints for 60* table runners.


But... had to add a tiny extra piece to the backing when I put the binding on. Don't know whether you can see, but it's where the pencil is pointing.

I'm in love with this fabric. There's enough left over to make some placemats to match!

Last one!

[Simply Quilting]

Those look great. I like how the pattern turned out on the blue one.

[Monique]

I also like using border prints, great job on yours.

[Bubby]

Loving your runners, Sally. The red one speaks to me.

[SuzanneOrleansOntario]

These are beautiful. I would have a difficult time parting with them. I'm certain that they will be snapped up fast.

[TMP]

Beautiful work, I can't pick a favorite I love them all!

[SallyO'Sews]

Welp, I took these 3 in to my office to show to my co-workers, and one of my bosses said, "I want that one [the black & gold roses] - it'll be perfect in my dining room!" so I've already made a sale!

[geegeequilts]

Love the blue & red ones. Making a sale to a boss is fabulous!

Gina

[GuitarGramma]

Oh my goodness, I made a quilt with that blue Jinny Beyer border. I love your table runner!!!

Did you ever hear Jinny talk about why she designs border fabric? When she lived in India, she found that all fabrics made in India came with a border design that runs parallel to the selvage edges. Jinny, not wanting to waste any fabric, developed all sorts of projects for which she could use those ubiquitous border designs. And we, today, are the beneficiaries of that time in her life!

Your work is beautiful.

[JCY]

They're all beautiful. My favorite is the blue one.