Way back in the summer I joined a group of ladies in the Christmas QAL and Challenge. The challenge was to make a quilt where the outer dimensions did not exceed 96 inches and we could not use either red or green.
Here it is, all complete. (click on any of the photos to enlarge them.)
The pattern was a freebie from Connecting Threads called Gifts Galore.
I altered the pattern to meet the requirements of the challenge.
My table runner measures 31 inches across and...
15 inches in length.
The total adds up to 92" - well within the rules and there is no red or green at all. It was machine pieced, machine appliqued, hand embroidered and machine quilted.
To see the other entries in this Christmas challenge, visit the hostess of the month, Sue at her blog.
That's lovely and festive and will look great on your table. Thanks for joining in, I hope you enjoyed it.
ReplyDeleteI remember seeing this pattern on their site - you did a lovely job with your challenge.
ReplyDeleteI love your bows; so cute. The blue and white look nice and all together make for a lovely runner. Thanks for joining in, Dolores.
ReplyDeleteLove it - a perfect answer to Christmas without red and green!
ReplyDeletelovely, and at that size so much easier to finish. Blue, one of my fav colours. Cheers from Jean
ReplyDeleteLovely runner Dolores , great use of blue and white and no red or green in sight :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely runner.One of my favourite colours too. x
ReplyDeleteGreat design! I love the colours you chose too.
ReplyDeleteIt's a lovely pattern. And a great idea for Christmas.
ReplyDeleteVery nice...:)
ReplyDeleteLooks great! Perfect for my blue kitchen!! lol
ReplyDeleteHow cute is that? I almost went with blue and white - so crisp and nice! Good job.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun table runner!
ReplyDeleteExcellent runner, I love the colours.
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely gift boxes and so different to mine. I think I goofed on the measurements after reading your post and thought it was no more than 96" square. Oh dear, have a lovely Xmas and take care.
ReplyDeleteBlue, white and gold are definitely Christmas-y colours, at least in my vocabulary anyway. I think you met the challenge perfectly!
ReplyDeleteI'll take the pretty blue box in the middle! lol Love your runner.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun runner and the blue and white is icy looking.
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