
No I didn't do this top but I bought it on Ebay and then put it together. I just fell in love with the background fabric. Here is the back I put with it:

It's just a lap size quilt.

This is a table runner I made using precuts, 2 1/2 inch ones and 5 inch ones. I didn't even buy them together and they are from different manufacturers but the look good together don't they?
Here is the back:

I had this piece for a while. I thought I could flip the table runner and use this side for Christmas if I wanted to. Here is a close up of some fancy stitching I did on my machine for it:

It's just the feather stitch. I used a variegated thread. It goes from off white to a light brownish color.
Here is another table topper. I now have this backed, pinned and ready to quilt. And I did iron it after this pic was taken ;)
Swell job you have done on them all. I do like the colors in the background fabric on first one.
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