St. Patrick’s Day Table Topper
This post may contain affiliate links which won’t change your price but will share a commission.How would you like to create a fast and easy table topper for St. Patrick’s Day? This won’t take any time at all to make!
When I got my box of Island Batik fabrics the other day there was one little fat quarter all by itself.
Can you see all the cute little shamrocks on it? I just had to make something with it.
St. Patrick’s Day Table Topper
This was the perfect project to use the cute shamrock batik fabric.
I used Heat n Bond Lite as my fusible for the four-leaf clovers and the shamrock.
I used some Aurifil thread for the free motion quilting. My background is white and I only have a creme thread but it worked!
15 x 15 square
The little table topper is approximately 15 inches square and I just did some simple echo quilting on it.
I had just enough fabric left to make my 2 1/2 inch wide binding and machine stitch it down.
Don’t look too close at my plant……yes, it is fake but it sure looks good with my St. Patrick’s Day Table Topper.
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What a pretty table topper. That fabric was the perfect choice!
Cute table topper! I love the plant, too. I thought it was real until you mentioned it wasn't. Is it in a Longaberger basket? I have a bunch of those and also use one on my table with an artificial flower arrangement in it.
Great project! Happy St Patrick's Day 🙂
Well if that's not the perfect topper for St Pats I don't know what is. Perfect fabric and shamrocks! 🙂
Just the prefect project for that fabric. Nicely done.
That is sew cute! I like your fake plant too LOL
This one I am over the moon about! My oldest son was born on St. Patrick's Day!!!!
What great fabric. I love that is a real Irish green and not all cutsie with hats or leprecans! Gorgeous.
Oh so cute and that green…. That green is dynamite. I'd hate to cute it but you've made good use of it.
Adorable!!!
I like Colleen's comment! I am the same way, and Connie just whips them up in a day! Love it.
I like when you say that you just "whipped" it up! It would take me days to do that! So pretty. 🙂
The fabric could not have been more perfect – a lovely quick project.
Very cute, wish I had time to make something like this for Sunday dinner. Love the fabric.
Very cute and I love the fabric!
Your projects are always so fresh looking, love your fabrics. and what's not to like about fake plants? ….. my favorite
I think I will knickname you 'Flash' because you are so fast! Love the hanging and you know I am jealous of you getting all the wonderful fabric, LOL
Perfect batik for your table topper Connie and I love how you quilted it!!! Thanks for sharing 🙂
Very cute!! I really should make some things like that. I'm not Irish, but my dog is! 😀
My goodness you work quick! Cute topper!
It looks beautiful, Connie.
Lucky lonely FQ – yes, fresh looking like Kat said. And fake plants are my favorite indoors too – easy care and the cats leave them alone.
adorable Connie! are you part irish?