Hi everyone! I have another new Christmas pattern for you today! I’m calling this one my Christmasville Table Runner, isn’t it so fun and festive?
I love everything about this, but mostly I love that it’s super easy and you can make it in just an afternoon!
This pattern is 100% pieced and is super scrap friendly! For this project I used a mix of my Sweetwater Christmas fabrics, but mostly the Overnight Delivery line.
I did some fun swirl quilting on it as well because it made me feel like swirling snowflakes. It was super easy too! I highly encourage you to quilt your own projects. I think it makes it just that much more special 
I have free motion and straight line quilting tutorials you can check out too!
I used a fun print from Sweetwater for the backing too and I love it! Honestly it’s so cute this runner can be reversible! Except you wouldn’t be able to see my cute little house though so…
And I chose this fun Sweetwater gingham red for the binding. Isn’t it so fun!?
I hope you enjoy this pattern! Make sure to tag me on Facebook or Instagram or send me a pic if you make it so I can see!
Get your Christmasville Table Runner pattern here!
I love this! I am going to attempt to make this and your Christmas stockings this month. What are the white background fabrics that you use? I usually go out and match my fabric, but I am home-bound right now. Thanks so much!! God Bless!
I used a white on white gingham which was in my stash from several years ago 🙂 It was from the Feed Company line by Sweetwater Fabrics, and it’s out of print. But every year they put out a new white on white print to go with their fabrics so i’m sure you can find something similar 🙂
I used a white on white print, it’s an older one, so out of print. But I’m Sweetwater always puts out a white on white with their new lines.
I purchased the pdf this afternoon. I cannot find where to download it. Help.
Hi, just log in to your account in my store, then click “view” on your order 🙂 You’ll see a download link there.
Are there any corrections to this pattern?