Fall Gatherings Table Runner Tutorial

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I have finished my Fall Gatherings table runner and have the tutorial ready to share with you.

Fall Gatherings Table Runner Tutorial

The Fall Gatherings table runner is made using one simple quilt block that includes half square triangle blocks and square on point blocks.

There are 3 blocks using 2 different colorways. I think you will enjoy this.

Fall Gatherings Table Runner by fireplace

The Fall Gatherings table runner is 12″ x 36″

Fall Gatherings Batiks

I am using the beautiful Fall Gatherings fat quarter collection from Island Batik that I used to make my Harvest Hues quilt.

You can find the bundle at Fat Quarter Shop.

This collection is available at Missouri Star Quilt Co. Just search for Island Batik or Fat Quarter Bundle to find it. Use the link below.

Missouri Star Quilt Co.

Harvest Hues quilt made with the Fall Gatherings Island Batik collection

Sew with a 1/4 inch seam allowance.

Quilt Block A

Each quilt block is a 12½” unfinished block made up of 4 rows.

This is the center block in the table runner, you’ll make (1) like this.

second quilt block for table runner

Quilt Block B

You will make (2) blocks like this.

one of the quilt blocks

AccuQuilt 12 Inch Qube

I used my AccuQuilt 12 inch Qube dies and my GO! Big Electric cutter to make my quilt blocks. If you have trouble cutting blocks, the electric cutter is the best thing to have.

I used the following dies for my table runner.

  • GO! Half Square Triangle-3″ Finished Square (55703) (Shape 5)
  • GO! Square on Point-4 3/4″ (4 1/4″ Finished) (55725) (Shape 6)
  • GO! Square-3 1/2″ (3″ Finished) (55701) (Shape 2)
AccuQuilt GO! Big Electric Cutter

Batik Fabrics Needed

  • (1) Fat Quarter – Yellow
  • (1) Fat Quarter – Green
  • (1) Fat Quarter – Brown, I used (2) Browns but (1) is enough for all the browns
  • (1) Fat Quarter – Orange
  • (1) Fat Quarter – White
  • Backing and batting 1/2 yard each
  • Binding – (2) 2½” strips the width of fabric – 1/4 yard
Fall Gatherings batiks used in table runner

Rotary Cut Your Quilt Blocks

If you don’t have an AccuQuilt cutter and dies, I have the instructions to rotary cut your pieces.

  • Place the light fabric 3 7/8″ square on top of the dark fabric 3 7/8″ square.
  • Mark a line diagonally down the center and stitch 1/4″ on both sides.
  • Cut on the center line, press to the dark fabric.
  • Trim your block to the correct size using a ruler.
  • Your half square triangle blocks should measure 3 1/2″ square.
Half Square Triangle Assembly

Cutting Block A

The following cutting sizes are for rotary cutting. If you are using the AccuQuilt dies, cut your fabric big enough to cover the die cuts.

  • Green – cut (1) 4 3/4″ square (center)
  • Green – cut (4) 3 1/2″ squares
  • Brown – cut (3) 3 7/8″ squares – (1) will be cut in half and used for center
  • Orange – cut (3) 3 7/8″ squares – (1) will be cut in half and used for center
  • White – cut (4) 3 7/8″ squares
Block A diagram

Cutting Block B – Make 2

The following cutting sizes are for rotary cutting. If you are using the AccuQuilt dies, cut your fabric big enough to cover the cuts.

  • Yellow – cut (2) 4 3/4″ squares (center)
  • Brown – cut (8) 3 1/2″ squares
  • Green – cut (4) 3 7/8″ squares
  • Orange – cut (4) 3 7/8″ squares
  • White – cut (12) 3 7/8″ squares – (4) will be cut in half and used for center
Block B diagram

Make Your Half Square Triangles

The pieces shown below were cut with my AccuQuilt cutter which cuts off the tips of the half square triangles to make it very easy to accurately piece.

cut half square triangle blocks

Block B Make Your Square On Point Sections

Here are the pieces you need for the center square on point block.

center square

Sew 2 half square triangles to 2 sides. Press to the center. Next add the other 2 sides.

Sew 2 half square triangles to the sides

Block A Make Your Square On Point Sections

You are adding (2) brown half square triangles and then (2) orange half square triangles.

piecing block A

Sew 2 half square triangles to 2 sides. Press to the center. Next add the other 2 sides.

Add the hsts to the sides

Complete the Blocks

Continue piecing the quilt blocks making (2) of Block A and (1) of Block B

Fall Gathering quilt blocks

Fall Gatherings Table Runner 12 x 36

Sew the quilt blocks together for your table runner. Add a backing, batting and quilt as desired. Add your binding using this tutorial.

Finished Fall Gatherings table runner

Fall Gatherings Table Runner

The Fall Gatherings collection is available at Missouri Star Quilt Co for a limited time. Just search for Island Batik or Fat Quarter Bundle to find it. Use the link below.

Missouri Star Quilt Co. – get 20% off of a $50 purchase

Fall gatherings table runner with a plant sitting on it

I have written up a new PDF which includes directions to make the table runner. It is a 6 page PDF.

Get the Fall Gatherings Table Runner PDF

Fall Gatherings PDF

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10 Comments

  1. Iêda Maria João says:

    Bom dia, Connie
    Tudo muito lindo!
    Estou apaixonada pelos tecidos.
    Hoje na minha cidade está quente, estamos chegando na primavera.
    A umidade do ar está baixa. Estou numa tosse alérgica terrível.

  2. It turned out beautiful. I’m just not ready to think about fall yet..

  3. Robyn from Australia says:

    Another amazing design that uses Batiks with brilliance.
    The fall colours are gorgeous. Other colour combinations would also be stunning.
    Thanks, Connie, for the tutorial and your ongoing support of the patchwork community.

  4. I always thought I was a summer girl – but this is soooo beautiful. Stunning really. And your directions are great (as always). Batik really take this to another level! Thanks!

  5. Kathleen McCormick says:

    Gorgeous runner, Connie! I have some fall batiks in a stash somewhere…this could be the perfect pattern for them!

  6. Another beautiful creation by Connie. I love the colors in this collection and have previously ordered it from MSQC using your link. I’ve place a couple of orders using your link. Thank you, as it’s a great savings in today’s economics and prices for fabric! Good fabric that used to be $5/yd is now $13/yd just within the last few years.