March came in “Like A Lamb”where I live. The weather was mild. I was excited for the color yellow selected by Angela at So Scrappy. And Joy from The Joyful Quilter, gave the prompt flowers! I’m ready for flowers. I dumped my yellow scrap basket.!
I decided to bind this little table topper with the backing, I had originally decided to use the same fabric for the binding. So it’s only a change in technique. I followed this Tutorial at Cluck Cluck Sew.
Allison used pins, but I normally use Wonder Clips. I especially like these wider ones on the corners for this technique.
Don’t mind the pearl headed pin! It’s my reminder to finish a half a line of quilting!
And it's done!
Here is the very busy back!
And a close up of the label. A triangle scrap frame a string block, written with green Sharpie and fused on with wonder under and secured with some wonky X stitches with variegated floss!
A final resting place.



What a lovely tabletop sampler you've finished--and all in less than a month--great work very Spring-ey vibe to it hugs, Julierose
ReplyDeletethat is a great table topper - the flowers are so bright and colorful
ReplyDeleteWhat a cheerful addition to your living room table, Judy! I think a lot of quilters are using yellow (and/or sunflowers) in support of Ukraine. Thanks for linking up with the March 2022 TABLE SCRAPS Challenge!
ReplyDeleteThat's so fun, Judy! Looks like you have the perfect spot for it, too. I really love that yellow and pink print that has the spirals and stars on it, and the backing and binding fabric. This is a pretty one!
ReplyDeleteYou made a beautiful table topper, Judy. Love the addition of the sunflowers fabric.
ReplyDeleteI love this piece! So cheerful! Have a great weekend Judy!
ReplyDeleteyour sampler looks so good on the table with real flowers! Lovely prints on fabric
ReplyDeleteHi Judy, what a lovely runner. It looks great on your table :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great topper with splashes of yellow.
ReplyDeleteYour topper looks so pretty on that beautiful coffee table. I especially love the rail fence pinwheel - I did not know what that was called! Love the yellow, gold, and pink print. Nice finish Judy!
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