@@user-ww9rb6of3d you can find the free pattern on our website here : www.quilterscupboard.ca/collections/free-pdf-patterns/products/twenty-minute-table-runner-pdf-download
Apologies! We are just seeing this now! You can find the free PDF pattern on our website here: www.quilterscupboard.ca/collections/free-pdf-patterns/products/twenty-minute-table-runner-pdf-download
They are great for gifts! You can find the free pattern on our website here : www.quilterscupboard.ca/collections/free-pdf-patterns/products/twenty-minute-table-runner-pdf-download
@@susanhoward5479 you don’t need to be in the USA! We are in Canada :) Try this link, it may work better for you drive.google.com/file/d/1ApQhVdT7c_M1OU2dD2p_E9ENc4L0yw2L/view?usp=drivesdk
I would sew the two long seams as in the video. Press to make sure the borders are equal on both sides. Then sew up each end, leaving an opening on one end to enable you to turn the runner right-side-out. Press again and stitch up the opening.
It would be difficult to add fusible fleece to either fabric because of the way the backing folds around to create the side borders. Either you would end up with a double layer of fleece where the borders are, or you would be missing fleece where the borders are. This runner is designed to be quick and easy without the necessity for batting or fleece.
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