Stormy Seas Table Runner *Foundation Paper Piecing Pattern & Papers* By: Judy Niemeyer Quilting - Quiltworx
$31.00
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***PATTERN ONLY - NOT A FINISHED ITEM***
"Stormy Seas" JNQ152P
By: Judy Niemeyer
From: Quiltworx
* Paper Printed Pattern
* Project: Table Runner
* Finished Size: 31" x 78""
* Technique: Foundation Paper Piecing
* Includes: Pattern includes foundation papers to complete one table runner
* See listing photos for fabric requirements
Stormy Seas Table Runner was made using the Snowbird Collection, designed by Edyta Sitar of Laundry Basket Quilts and Moda. The cutting instructions are designed to use with both Yardage and also with Fat Quarters. A fun, fast, scrappy, and beautiful table runner design that gives you extra length and width to our typical table runners for large family gatherings, or possibly even a bed runner to a Twin Size Bed! The newsprint papers for this pattern have been updated to include directional Template Layout Sheets and a page of templates for the background pieces to be cut from the Newsprint.
NOTE: This is for the pattern and associated newsprint foundations papers only. This is NOT A FINISHED ITEM. No Fabric, batting, quilt-back, notions, embroidery floss or embellishments are included. Also, because of copyright laws, this item cannot be returned.
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