Fast and Easy Mini Table Topper Tutorial
Fast and Easy Mini Table Topper TutorialI thought I would share a table topper with you that I just finished. Either that is a giant candle……..or a teeny tiny table topper!!!
The actual size is 10″ x 18″.
Are you wondering where I got the idea for this? Well, I finished another project using these cute fabrics and I had 2 pinwheel blocks left. I really didn’t want to throw them into my huge box of leftover blocks (it is pretty darn full) so I decided to just cut a square of fabric 1 inch bigger than the block size and then cut it in half on the diagonal. Stitch it together as shown and…..a small table topper!
Stitch it together as shown and…..a small table topper!
I did some stipple quilting with Glide thread.
My binding was cut 2 1/2″ wide and applied by machine using my 15-91 vintage Singer.
This would make a great little gift with a candle or flower basket…..I think I’ll see what other blocks I have sitting around!
Fast and Easy Mini Table Topper Tutorial
The other night we were standing outside and I took this photo when the sun was shining on Iggy. He looks so neat! My brother even pulled out a ladder so I could climb it and be more on Iggy’s level. Most of the leaves on the trees are now gone after two nights of wind.
Enjoy your weekend!
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Renee
What an adorable table topper!
Lara B.
This is so fresh and sweet and pretty Connie! I love it! Great way to use your extra blocks.
BobbinGirl
The leaves have nearly gone here too in Staffordshire, England, they have been beautiful this Autumn, maybe due to our lack of Summer!!
Love your table topper and Iggy
Best Wishes
Alison aka #bobbingirlbagmaking
Joan
Cute little mat! So bright and cheery! Thanks for sharing.
Sharon - IN
Super cute! Iggy is look'n good, and sadly beautiful Fall leaves are just about gone.
Barb N
You are so creative – I love it! Very bright and cheerful, and a good way to use up some scraps. Thanks!
Kathy
You are so clever! Such a great idea to use up orphan blocks and end up with something cute, and great for gift giving! Thank you for sharing.
grammajudyb
Good for you! Make use of those leftover blocks. And thanks for the tip for setting triangles. I am always a bit intimidated when there isn't a pattern in front of me. Love Iggy basking in the late autumn sun.
Jackie
Love your little table topper – and Iggy!
Stitchin At Home
What a great way to use them before they hit the block box.
cyclinginthesixthdecade
this is so pretty and looks easy once I saw the exploded view. thank you for sharing
Michele
Cute idea for using up leftover blocks.
VickiT
What a great little table topper Connie. It looks like it would be really quick too, like you said.
gemini47quilting
Hi Connie. I like your little table topper and you have given me inspiration to make some Christmas presents and this is perfect. Certainly perfect in that I am embarking on FMQ so this is a nice small project. I am just wondering what size the pinwheels are. I would love the measurements, thank you very much.
MomDea
I love this… thanks so much for sharing…. I see me making some of these for Christmas gifts.
Love love love your blog.
Sally
BillieBee (billiemick)
It's lovely! You finish so many things. Love to look at them all.
Marly
What a good idea for using left-over blocks.
Sara
The light on Iggy was really pretty. I always feel kind of sad when the last of the fall leaves drop. I have a red maple outside my kitchen bay window that has been glorious this fall and it is nearly bare today. Now we are down to one last golden tree in the front yard that still has leaves.
Your little table topper is pretty cute. It would look great on top of a bedroom dresser.
Createology
Connie you are incredible! Love this mini table topper and it could be such a super gift even with a home baked goodie. Iggy looks positively radiant! Creative Bliss Dear…
Lyndsey
Love the little mat very cute. I have some pinwheels in my box so will make one if I get time this weekend. Thanks for sharing.
Podunk Pretties
Cute idea and simple, thanks for sharing.
Carole @ From My Carolina Home
Oh, so cute! Just the size I need for my kitchen counter. Thank you for the idea and the tutorial.
Libby in TN
Now that is something even I could do! Thanks for the inspiration.
beaquilter
Looks great!
Needled Mom
That looks so pretty, Connie, and is such a great use of leftover fabrics.
The fall sun on Iggy is beautiful. What a beautiful fall you have had!