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Trail Marker Table Runner
It was a little chilly this morning but I can keep Iggy warm. Time really seems to fly by…..I say that all the time! Last January I did a review of a Fons & Porter book called Scrappy Fat Quarter Quilts for Martingale and started two different quilts. The quilts I started were Barbed Wire and Trail Marker. You can read my post about them.
I forgot all about the Barbed Wire quilt……I posted it as a WIP and……forgot all about it! I’ll have to find get this out and finish it.
Back to Trail Marker……I decided to make it into a fast project…..in other words…a table runner. This size is approximately 15 x 40.
I took the picture of Iggy about a half hour ago but the runner was finished last month and…..I forgot about it. I took a picture of it with my Tute-Happy project and did a post.
I even took a picture of Iggy with that runner…..it wasn’t cold that day…..maybe I didn’t want him to get a sunburn. Notice anything on the back of the runner…….
A moth tried to hitch a ride……I didn’t bring it into the house.
One more photo of the table runner, it would make a beautiful quilt!
The American Eagle came up river again on Monday…..we saw it go up river August 24th but missed it going down river. I could only see a few people on the back of the boat. Julie Craven, I saw from your reply to my last post about the American Eagle that your daughter is the cruise director, how neat! I wanted to reply to your comment but you were a no-reply. It is always so much fun to watch the boats on the Mississippi river.
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Flying Windmill Table Runner – Free pattern
Valerie Reynolds
YOu make it look so quick and easy. I bet your porch gets lots of use….such a great view!
Lara B.
Connie, I love the way Trail Marker looks… the colors you used give it a very natural look. Barbed Wire is so great that i would have been showcasing it in my home, so it cracks me up that you forgot about it. Just goes to show how busy you have been and how many quilts you have made this year!
Julie Craven
Connie, I didn't realize I was a no reply. Thanks for mentioning me.
She is still there, going up and down the river. What a life. haha She loves it.
Beautiful trail marker. I love triangles.
Have a great day
Brenda
Connie, I love both of your table runners, they are really pretty. You humor with Iggy is fun and enjoyable, makes me smile. The other quilts are spectacular. You do an excellent job at creating. Thank you for sharing and have a wonderful creative day!
BillieBee (billiemick)
More gorgeous projects. That moth would be a perfect design for a batik!
Pat
I love your barbed wire quilt. I didn't remember seeing it before. Glad to see you are keeping Iggy warm. 🙂
Libby in TN
Iggy is a very cooperative model! I grew up on the Cumberland River and we had lots of barge traffic. It was fun to watch the captains manipulate those barges through the dam locks.
Sara
I must be so interesting living on the river and see the changes as the days and seasons go by. Plus the view is so pretty.
Createology
Iggy is a wonderful model. Trail Marker is a great table runner and would also make a great full size quilt. The brown Island Batiks are beautiful. Creative Bliss…
Vicki in MN
That's a neat runner Connie!
LA Paylor
it makes a fine table runner, great lines, lots of movement while being quiet and tasteful.
Connie, thank you so much for mentioning my tumblers! You're a bright spot in the week. LeeAnna
Quilter Kathy
Great photos of Iggy and quilts!
Needled Mom
The runner looks great and are in such wonderful colors.
beaquilter
fun runner! I know you didn't use the GO die for it, but I'm itching to bust out that die again and do something 🙂