Below you'll find a few pictures of my new creepy table runner! I bought a 1/4 yard of fabric for both sides {knowing it was going on my hutch and not my actual table made my need for excess fabric less}. The cool spider print is from Wal*Mart for $2, and I used a very thick black velvet for the other side {also $2 from a Home Fabric Decor outlet}. Not sure if I will ever really showcase the black velvet side, but I wanted to keep one side neutral. I found the beaded spiders on ribbon at JoAnn Fabrics for $5 for a 1/2 yard {that cost me more than both pieces of fabric}. It took me a bit longer to sew it than I had planned, and I learned a lot about sewing with a very thick fabric and a very thin/transparent/stretchy fabric. Not sure if I will ever sew with that fabric combo again! Needless to say I'm pleased with how it came out {minus my mishaps}, and am happy I was able to learn a lot in the process.
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Thursday, September 23, 2010
Halloween Table Runner
Last week I stumbled across a post "Adventures of ONE CrAzY LaDy" about making a reversible table runner. I've only owned one table runner in my life time and recently have been wanting to change it out. As soon as I saw this AWESOME tutorial I figured I'd give it a try {and of course} make a Halloween one!
Below you'll find a few pictures of my new creepy table runner! I bought a 1/4 yard of fabric for both sides {knowing it was going on my hutch and not my actual table made my need for excess fabric less}. The cool spider print is from Wal*Mart for $2, and I used a very thick black velvet for the other side {also $2 from a Home Fabric Decor outlet}. Not sure if I will ever really showcase the black velvet side, but I wanted to keep one side neutral. I found the beaded spiders on ribbon at JoAnn Fabrics for $5 for a 1/2 yard {that cost me more than both pieces of fabric}. It took me a bit longer to sew it than I had planned, and I learned a lot about sewing with a very thick fabric and a very thin/transparent/stretchy fabric. Not sure if I will ever sew with that fabric combo again! Needless to say I'm pleased with how it came out {minus my mishaps}, and am happy I was able to learn a lot in the process.
Below you'll find a few pictures of my new creepy table runner! I bought a 1/4 yard of fabric for both sides {knowing it was going on my hutch and not my actual table made my need for excess fabric less}. The cool spider print is from Wal*Mart for $2, and I used a very thick black velvet for the other side {also $2 from a Home Fabric Decor outlet}. Not sure if I will ever really showcase the black velvet side, but I wanted to keep one side neutral. I found the beaded spiders on ribbon at JoAnn Fabrics for $5 for a 1/2 yard {that cost me more than both pieces of fabric}. It took me a bit longer to sew it than I had planned, and I learned a lot about sewing with a very thick fabric and a very thin/transparent/stretchy fabric. Not sure if I will ever sew with that fabric combo again! Needless to say I'm pleased with how it came out {minus my mishaps}, and am happy I was able to learn a lot in the process.
Very cute! The beaded spiders are awesome! Thanks for planting your creative seeds at Plant a Punkin seed Party!
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Punkin Seed Productions
The table runner looks great! I love the spiders hanging off the end. I stopped by from New Friend Friday.
ReplyDeletefound you on hoos got talent! I love the spiders and combo of fabrics.
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That fabric is awesome, the spiders are great! I think you'll find the basic black side is handy to have. My friend used one to make a very elegant and striking Valentine display one year. Thank you for joining us at A Crafty Soiree! I hope you'll come back next week and link up again!
ReplyDeleteVery nice table runner! I really like it. I need to try and make one for my long rectangular table. Thanks for sharing. Saw you on Night owl Crafting! Stop by when you get the chance:
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Gorgeous!! Some materials can be such a pain. I'm going to make my daughter a pillow out of satin. Another blogger actually gave me lining for it. Now I just have to do it!! And the list goes on.
ReplyDeleteKatharine @ Kat's AlmostPurrfect World
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I love the spiders hanging down! What a great touch!
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Gorgeous!! Some materials can be such a pain. I'm going to make my daughter a pillow out of satin. Another blogger actually gave me lining for it. Now I just have to do it!! And the list goes on.
ReplyDeleteKatharine @ Kat's AlmostPurrfect World
http://katspurrfectboutique.blogspot.com
found you on hoos got talent! I love the spiders and combo of fabrics.
ReplyDeletenovicemommie.blogspot.com
The table runner looks great! I love the spiders hanging off the end. I stopped by from New Friend Friday.
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