I was inspired by THIS quilt. To make this runner. 
I am totally in love with how it turned out.
It was so fun to do.
I free pieced the pumpkins.
And once I got going the wheels started turning and turning and . . .
Me thinks I see a Cherry Quilt in my future...
I am totally in love with how it turned out. 
It was so fun to do. 
I free pieced the pumpkins. 
And once I got going the wheels started turning and turning and . . . 
Me thinks I see a Cherry Quilt in my future...
16 comments:
I was completely taken with the Ingrid Press quilt, and now to see your interpretation into a table runner! WOW!!! I am going to have to make one of those too!
What an inspiration!
So cute, Jodi. It will be adorable on the table.
Very cute! Thanks for sharing! :)
Totally cute!
Jodi, that is a cute Pumpkin Table Runner and there is nothing wrong with telling us you think so too! LOL
i love it! how cute!
Wow - that is sooo cute - think of all the possibilities of things to make blocks like this. I'm thinking Christmas trees. I love the white with the orange. So cheery!
so cute!!!
Perfect for the up coming holidays!
Clicked over from Quilting Barbie... LOVE LOVE LOVE your pumpkins! Bookmarking this idea, for sure! Now, if I can just figure out how to do some turkeys... :-)
Liz @ teeny tiny quilts
Wow, I'm totally in love with the way it turned out too! (First time visitor from Thumbleanna)
I seen your link on another blog... very nice table runner,I am going to have to try one.. maybe with some candy corns. Thank You for the inspiration,Amy
I've loved this on flickr forever, and now I've found your blog! yay!
that is adorable!
This has been on my to do list for a while... well, it finally happened. My version anyway! Just wanted to share:
http://babychaser.blogspot.com/2011/12/quilted-table-runner-for-fallchristmas.html.
Thanks for all your inspiration!
if you do the cherry quilt, which i love, remember that they grow in pairs. two dangling together would be much better than a lonesome single cherry.
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