reversible wedge table runner pattern

One of my favorite things about quilting is trying out new tools and materials and sharing my feedback with you! It’s always fun when new products are sent at the same time and I get to combine them.


Earlier this year, I became a Janome Maker and as part of the program I’ll be testing out and using a Memory Craft 6700P. I’ve been piecing and quilting on the Janome for the past few months and while it has taken a bit of getting used to all of the bells and whistles (night and day compared to the Juki 2010q I had been using), I’m really enjoying it. I’ve been keeping a list of all of the things I’m loving about this machine and I’ll be sharing it in a future blog post. Stay tuned!

I’ll also be sharing content on the Janome blog along with projects I’ve made on my Janome here on my blog. First up, is my Reversible Wedge Table Runner. Keep reading to get the link to download the PDF pattern.

As I was planning this project, my friends at Art Gallery Fabrics asked if I would be interested in playing their 100% cotton canvas. It’s a bit thicker and more structured than regular quilting cotton but is still soft and easy to work with. I think it’s the perfect substrate for a table runner or other home decor projects.

Art Gallery Fabrics canvas for quilting and sewing. Art Gallery Fabrics canvas for quilting and sewing.

The Art Gallery Fabrics Canvas was a dream to cut and piece with my Janome and Aurifil Cotton 50wt thread.
Piecing the reversible wedge table runner. Piecing the reversible wedge table runner.

I essentially made the same quilt top twice (with different fabric assignments), made my quilt sandwich with Warm and Natural cotton batting in the middle and then quilted using my Dual Feed Foot. Since I wanted the quilting to stand out, I switched over to Aurifil 40wt cotton thread (color #2310—Light Beige).
Quilting my reversible table runner, made with Art Gallery Fabrics canvas and quilted on my Janome 6700P Quilting my reversible table runner, made with Art Gallery Fabrics canvas and quilted on my Janome 6700P
detail of free quilting pattern for a reversible wedge table runner, made with Art Gallery Fabrics canvas. Designed and made by Sheri Cifaldi-Morrill of Whole Circle Studio

I finished up with binding made out of the same canvas.
Applying binding to my reversible table runner, made with Art Gallery Fabrics canvas and quilted on my Janome 6700P

The pattern makes a table runner that measures 13″ x 53″, the perfect size for my table but you can make additional
“wedges” and trapezoids to make your runner longer.
free quilting pattern for a reversible wedge table runner, made with Art Gallery Fabrics canvas. Designed and made by Sheri Cifaldi-Morrill of Whole Circle Studiodetail of free quilting pattern for a reversible wedge table runner, made with Art Gallery Fabrics canvas. Designed and made by Sheri Cifaldi-Morrill of Whole Circle Studiodetail of free quilting pattern for a reversible wedge table runner, made with Art Gallery Fabrics canvas. Designed and made by Sheri Cifaldi-Morrill of Whole Circle Studio detail of free quilting pattern for a reversible wedge table runner, made with Art Gallery Fabrics canvas. Designed and made by Sheri Cifaldi-Morrill of Whole Circle Studio

make your own table runner — get the pattern!

Get piecing & quilting and dress up your table! Get the  pattern here and be sure to share photos of what you make (details in the pattern).
free quilt pattern—quilted reversible wedge table runner by Whole Circle Studio

Go make something great,


 

 

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2 Comments

  1. Hi Sheri, I really enjoyed this post and I’m excited to try this pattern using canvas. Can you advise what size needle you used to sew canvas? Thanks! Carol

    1. Hi Carol! I just used the same needle in my machine that I normally use to sew quilting cotton and it worked perfectly (Organ Needle 90/14). Good luck!

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