We love a good geometric print, and with this modern chevrons patchwork pattern by Laura Jane Taylor you can make your own table runner with your favourite stylish fabrics. We made this table runner quilting pattern using Minimalista by Art Gallery Fabrics but you can use any fat quarters from your stash. We'll talk you through every step to how to whip up your very own table runner below. This project was first featured in Love Patchwork & Quilting magazine.
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Table runner quilt pattern: step by step tutorial
You will need
- White fabric for background 1yd
- Eight fat quarters, four light and four dark
- Wadding 16in x 52in
- Binding fabric ¼d
- Sewing machine
- Basic sewing supplies
Finished size
12in x 48in
Notes
- Use ¼ in seam allowances.
- Press all seams open unless otherwise noted.
- WOF = width of fabric.
Fabrics used
- Minimalista by Art Gallery Fabrics (provided by hantex.co.uk)
Tip: You could use a single fat quarter for binding. Cut seven strips along the 20in side and join them together into one long length. Press as in step 13 and then use to bind the runner.