Peach Stacks Table Runner
This post may contain affiliate links which won’t change your price but will share a commission.I can’t believe I pieced this Stacks table runner in March and have finally finished it!
Peach Stacks Table Runner
Table runners are always one of my favorite things to make. I love fast and easy quilt projects. I have actually had this pieced for a few weeks and finally quilted it on my vintage 15-91 Singer sewing machine.
Peach Stacks blocks
Here is a photo before I put the blocks together.
Choosing the backing fabric
I had this neat peach fabric in my stash that I thought made a great backing for my table runner. I also used it for the binding.
Adjusting the length of the table runner
The Stacks table runner is actually 18.5″ x 46.5″ but I wanted to use just one width of the backing fabric so I just trimmed off the edges of the outside blocks. You can see here that the blocks are a little narrower.
I doubt that anyone would notice this or you could say it was part of the design. I cut my batting a little bigger than the top and quilted it.
When finished I turned the table runner to the backside and then cut off the front and batting to be the same size as the backing fabric.
The finished length of my table runner is 43″.
Peach Stacks Table Runner
I have quite a few quilts and table runners made with my Stacks quilt pattern and you can find them here.
Peach Stacks Table Runner
The first time I made the Stacks table runner it was in beautiful wine and pink batiks. This is still one of my favorite quilt patterns.
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Peach Stacks Table Runner
The first time I made the Stacks table runner it was in beautiful wine and pink batiks. Here is my purple and teal table runner. Be sure to click on the links to see more photos of it. This is still one of my favorite quilt patterns.
Peach Stacks Table Runner with Rusty
Little Rusty is feeling better and is able to do the stairs again. We also have taken one short walk and he doesn’t seem in any pain. He is on a diet and I almost think it bothers Bob and I more about not giving him treats.
He has lost 1 pound in a week.
Another pose
No photos outside as it is storming and Rusty is scared of the lightning and thunder.
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Hi, I’m Connie Kresin Campbell, the quilter, writer, and photographer behind Freemotion By the River. I enjoy inspiring others with my quilt tutorials and patterns. You’ll also see my sweet adopted dogs from time to time.
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Connie, I love all your table runners! 🥰🩷
What happened to Rusty that he can’t have treats? Is he ok? 😢
Terry💕
Very nice. Your fabric choices blend so well.
Very pretty and great table runner for Spring. Sweet little Rusty, ever the perfect model, is a doll. Glad he is feeling better!
Good boy Rusty, keep up the good work.
The runner looks so nice, Connie. Those colors are so pretty and perfect for spring. I’ll bet Rusty is feeling more energetic with the weight loss! He’ll soon be running circles around you. lol
Hi Connie,
Love your peach stacks table runner. Where did you find the fabric?
So beautiful for spring. I read your emails everyday. I enjoy making table runners.
Thank you for all your beautiful sewing.
Kay Stout
PS. Take care of Rusty!
The table runner is beautiful!! It looks so springy and I like how it is quilted.
The Stacks Table Runner turned out great in peach. I purchased the pattern but haven’t used it yet. I should get going on the table runner size for something new and fresh for spring. Glad little Rusty is feeling better.
I’m so glad Rusty is better. Dieting is hard work! Good for Rusty losing a pound.
I have your Stacks pattern. The peach one is beautiful as are all the others you have made with this very versatile pattern. EZ also!
Rusty is quite the poser, smiling in one pic and looking so sophisticated in the other. Glad he is slimming down and able to walk pain-free. We all love seeing him so much as we did Mr. Mickey.
Very pretty table runner! I’m glad Rusty is doing better. We are having a thunderstorm this morning in Wichita. My little guy, Joey, is not a fan of thunder or rain. He is right beside me.
Glad your pup is better. I know it must be hard to refuse that face when he wants treats 🙂 .
I love the Peach Stacks Runner. I like making runners and pillows for friends. The colors are so spring! Thank you for all your ideas and inspiration. I always get excited when I see I have an email from you, I always know there will be a Great idea that I will want to try.
Have a Wonderful Quilty Day!
Bye! Mona
Glad to hear rusty is doing better—our pets are not pets but dear family members,
I really love your peach runner, I too love making table runners!!!!! I would love for you to show how to quilt our runners on regular sewing machine, I do not have a long arm, I do take bigger quilts to a lady but love to do it myself. Thanks for the inspeiration
Your table runner is so pretty. Love the colors. They are calm and soothing. Good job Rusty! Sometimes it is harder on us dog parents than the dog…LOL.
I do like the Peach Stacks table runner. The colours are lovely and summery. Shame the weather isn’t ! Well done Rusty – keep up the good work. Best wishes 😊
I love this quilt pattern and the colors are beautiful. Rusty looks so sweet.