Runner Up.
Although I used my fat quarter bundle, it's the perfect use of left over jelly roll strips. And I used the cream color for the wider strips thinking I'd do something just in that area, you could just use all strips and no fatty pieces. When I first got started with the flowers, I thought I'd just do a nice tidy row of the flowers but then I just COULDN'T STOP CUTTING THEM OUT! I used the Rose of Sharon die on the Go! Baby. I fused at random, clearly! It was so fun. I know not everyone has a Go! Baby, so you could easily draw your own flower or download a flower from the internet. Or skip the flowers altogether!
Anyway, backing was 2/3 yard of fabric, binding 1/4 yard and I used a leftover piece of batting I had laying around, but I think you could use a craft sized piece.
One new thing I wanted to make sure and mention was the Shades Soft Fuse fusible web I used! Holy cow that stuff is great! Even under those flowers that are all stacked up, you only feel fabric. I prefused the strips of fabric with it before I ran them through the Go! Baby and it cut up and fused perfectly. Also when sewing I didn't get that sticky residue on my needle that I often get with other brands of fusible adhesive. Anyway, I got mine at The Wooden Gate! Marby has it on a roll, and I also understand it comes in sheets that you can run through your printer!
So that's all the news here. What's new with you?
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Thanks for the fusible tip, that is one area where I appreciate the info!
Oh those are so cute and 'happy' looking! Love your blog!
That is darling!
You're table runner is cute, and easy! I've been using Soft Fuse for a couple of years now and, you're right - it's the best! There doesn't seem to be any build up of thickness as with many other fusibles. And it doesn't leave the sticky residue either. It's a keeper!!!
OK PKM, did you use the accu die to cut your strips? I cannot cut a straight line to save my life!
I love your darling table runner!! Thanks for the tip on the fusible web. I am going to check it out for sure.
I just love this! Thank you for the recipe ;0)
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