Patchwork Star and Hometown Honey Runners – Quilt Reveal
Patchwork Sawtooth and Hometown Honey Runners
These two runners were a Christmas gift for my stepdaughter. Making something smaller can be SO VERY refreshing from time to time. I felt inspired and almost giddy while working through these.
And yeah, a pattern is coming, but later, later. For now, keep scrolling and I’ll tell you about these runners.
Patchwork Sawtooth Runner
This is a smaller runner. I believe I have it measuring 10″x30″. I prefer my runners narrow, so they don’t take away from the surface they are sitting on.
As you may know if you are subscribed to my newsletter, I am working on hosting workshops/courses next year. The Patchwork Sawtooth Runner will be one of those workshops. It’s a really simple pattern and quick! I had the top pieced in about two hours.
I jazzed it up with some ruler work (star outlined) mixed into my FMQ. And then I hand stitched the binding on the reverse side that I normally stitch my binding (since this is a runner and will always be facing up).
I’m pretty proud of this piece. It’s simple, but elegant.
I don’t have a list of fabrics for you, as most of them came from my stash.
Hometown Honey Runner
I based this runner off of a quilt pattern that I’ve already written and to be released mid-2022. My stepdaughter has round end tables and she was wanting something round, so I thought, “I know exactly what to do”. I think they are fun and cute. I’ve made this set a bit bolder, but I am LOVING the gold in them.
They were fun to quilt too! I hand stitched the binding on these as well and used bias binding for them. I have a bias binding tutorial coming sometime in January.
The Hometown Honey Runner will also be a course/workshop next year, so look for that!
Fabrics on this one were
- Windblown Mulberry – Wallflower – Hope Johnson
- Kona Solid in Yarrow
- Clothworks Solid in Sandstone – Color 140
