I used the leftovers from my Northern Cardinal charm pack that I used here on my Mini Twister to make this small 15 x 20 inch table runner.
I trimmed my twister pieces to 1.5 inch squares - put 4 together and then added my 1.5 x 3.5 inch pieces on 2 sides and then trimmed them. Then I added a 1.5 x 5inch strip on the other 2 sides. To make this work I sewed a 1/8th inch seam.Then I added some of the 5" charm blocks. I used a scant 1/4th inch seam.
I dug around in my stash and found a burgundy fabric that worked perfectly for my binding.
Back side - I just used some fabric from my "old" stash.
I still have some leftovers! Maybe a mug rug.
I have to say these are difficult colors for me to photograph!
I took this photo in our garage where we have our wood stacked.
This is what Builder Bob and my brother have been working on lately. I helped stack today and am I sore! My brother started heating with wood last winter so now we cut twice as much but luckily the weather has been good and by tomorrow evening we should both be set for winter. I get to stay home and play with grandchildren tomorrow - much more fun.Now I'll schedule this to post in the morning and I'll add wood to the wood stove as it is getting chilly and then head to bed. This is the last day for my giveaway that started on Monday - link is at the top of the page.










13 comments:
I have really enjoyed all the posts related to the lil twister! Glad to see those leftovers becoming something beautiful, too!
Hey Connie...everything you showed us with Lil Twister are very nice...I like the colours in this one.
Okay...seriously...are there two of you?? Another great job!!
Cute! That they way to use up the fabric leftovers!
Just delightful!! I love how you photographed it on the woodpile! How clever of you. My woodstove is fired up, as well. Brrrr, the north wind doth blow cold!
What fun -- you come up with the cutest projects!! I'm inspired! :)
I like what you've done!
Oh Connie I am so with you on stacking that wood. We have ours delivered, this year we got 15 cubic metres. It's delivered and then tipped into our "Hanger" which is like an open barn. Then we stack it on pallets boy are my muscles sore at the end of the day. I never knew wood could be so heavy! LOL. Your little runners are lovely and I think a mug rug would compliment them perfectly.
You got a lot of mileage out of one charm pack and everything you made is lovely!
Margaret
Just lovely and a something even I could try and make..lol Great work Connie!!
You have the best tutorials and projects!!!! I love this runner! So pretty!!
thank you for your great tutorials. hugs
I love all the things you have made with the Lil Twister. It's nice to see I can use this tool again!. I'll have to let my readers know about your blog and twister ideas.
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