Vintage Chocolate Table Runner

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This table runner looks like it could have been made from a box of vintage fabric doesn’t it? The rich chocolate colors make this a perfect table runner to put on an antique table.

Vintage Chocolate table runner on rock

Vintage Chocolate Table Runner

12″ x 36″

Vintage chocolate table runner easy to make

Straight line quilting, brown, wine, and teal prints make a beautiful vintage looking table runner.

You could easily use a 5-inch charm square pre-cut for this table runner. I had a charm pack that I cut into 2½-inch squares. You normally have 42 squares in a charm pack and after cutting the pieces in half twice, I had 168 – 2½- squares, more than enough to make this table runner.

I made 13 rows of 6 squares but you could make it longer or wider to fit your table.

Vintage Chocolate table runner after washing

I just did some straight line quilting on it. I never seem to do this very well which is why I prefer free motion quilting. You can see some little pleats.

closeup of quilting on vintage chocolate table runner

When I washed it the quilting looks a little better. I couldn’t resist hanging in on the deck rail with the snow spiral in the background.

vintage chocolate table runner by snow circle

Since the sun was out I had to take one last picture of my spiral circle or crop circle. Yesterday we had rain all day and it was gone this morning.

snow circle

Winter is so beautiful along the Mississippi river here in Iowa. Many times the river is frozen over but today, the blue skies are reflected in the water.

Winter along the Mississippi River in Iowa

This was my favorite place to sit along the river. Several years later, this tree fell down after we had high water for several months.

Winter along the Mississippi River in Iowa

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16 Comments

  1. I love your table runner, love the fabrics, it's just lovely!!!!!! You have given me the inspiration to make one for my table as well!!!
    Thanks for sharing.
    Marisa from
    http://passionetcouture.blogspot.ca/

  2. This is a gorgeous runner, Connie—I LOVE those fabrics/colors and I LOVE your snow spiral. 🙂

  3. Very nice table runner!!

  4. Very nice. And I'm glad you got a good photo of your crop circle.

  5. made by ChrissieD says:

    Another great quilted runner and more fab photos – loving that spiral circle 🙂

  6. I love the fabrics in the table runner. Thanks for sharing.

  7. Betty Lou says:

    Great interpretation———-from Consumer Reports no less.

  8. Siouxzq64@gmail.com says:

    I would be in huge trouble then. The only print magazine we receive is Green for Antique John Deere Enthusiasts. 🙂

  9. Once again I am totally drawn to your quilty projects. Allways love your fabric colors.

  10. You are always coming up with such great things! What an inspiration to all of us "I will get it done someday" people. 🙂

  11. Scrapatches says:

    Lovely table runner … and great photos … thanks for sharing … 🙂 Pat

  12. I love you little table runner. Beautiful!!!

  13. Very pretty table runner. Were you out playing in the snow? 😉

  14. Love that fabric line – the blue paisley especially. Nicely done. Do you use a walking foot when you straight line quilt?