I made the blocks using HSTs and so the stripes came out in two different directions. I loved them both.
Then I took a picture of them together and I thought "they need to be a table runner. Do I have any white?" And I looked and yes I did. Se this is what I came up with.
And I quilted it with free form stars all around and in the ditch on the pinwheels them selves. More of the stripes (which I actually found in with my Christmas fabric) for the binding and Voila!
Now go on and take a look at all the wonderful other block blog hop posts for today. Enjoy!
July 11th Nancy R
Thanks to Jane and Madame Samm!
Edited to add: Thank you to everyone who stopped by to visit. This was a great blog hop. I am sorry I did not have the time to reply to everyone individually. I hope I get better at that, but time gets away from me sometimes. I am glad my blocks/table runner was so well received.
Happy Hop Day, I love pinwheels but HST are hard and yours are wonderful. Love your table runner. I also love to use strips for binding. Your quilting on the runner is beautiful! Thank you so much for playing. What a great job!
ReplyDeleteOooh its really lovely. Its my blog hop day today too - isnt it exciting! thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThe pinwheels are the stars standing out on the table runner love the stripey border. Thanks
ReplyDeleteLove your table runner. Very nice idea!
ReplyDeleteI like your pinwheel blocks. I really like how the block looks with the red and white stripe fabric.
ReplyDeleteI love your blocks done in a stripe and then the binding just sets off your runne wonderfully. Thanks for sharing. Judy C
ReplyDeleteLovely pop with the striped fabric in these pinwheel blocks. Fun to stretch our wings. Thank you for sharing with us today.
ReplyDeleteVery sweet - love those strips especially for the binding... I must do that!
ReplyDeleteI love the blocks turned into a runner. The white background and striped binding really set them off.
ReplyDeleteHi Nancy, you did good my dear and then to make it into a runner...wellllll,good on you...lovely blocks
ReplyDeleteThese are the second blocks with stripes I've seen during this blog hop! And they look SO nice! I thought I was the only one partial to stripes :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing!
Beth
Love, love, love that stripe! Nice job on your project! So good to hop with you!
ReplyDeleteGREAT blocks - and GREAT runner! Whenever I see red/white stripe - I buy it! Love it for binding, too! Have you ever cut it on the bias - you get a candycane effect! So cute! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWonderful!
ReplyDeleteI also love stripes and your runner is awesome...thanks for joining in.
ReplyDeleteReally cute! I love red and white stripes.
ReplyDeleteThe stripes in the pinwheels look perfect with the blue. Nice runner!
ReplyDeleteI love the stripes in these blocks - it gives your runner a nautical feel. :) blessings, marlene
ReplyDeleteLove them stripes!!! Just looking at your pinwheels making me so envy : ) Well done : )
ReplyDeletehow fun that the stripes are opposite! great runner
ReplyDeleteVery cute and I love the striped binding.
ReplyDeleteThe fabric combination really makes these blocks fun. Super table runner. The striped binding really makes a great finish.
ReplyDeleteLove your table runner!! Thanks for sharing it!!
ReplyDeleteI love the way you used the red stripped fabric in your pinwheels. I really must add some stripes to my stash.
ReplyDeleteYour pinwheels have made a wonderful table runner , great job!
ReplyDeleteI love pinwheel blocks and lately I have been really enjoying the blocks being set off by the crisp white fabrics. I think it must be a summer look.
ReplyDeleteLove the stripes! Thanks for participating in the RWB hop!
ReplyDeleteI love the stripes for the binding, so cute. I just love stripe fabric!
ReplyDeleteLove the way the stripes turned out for your blocks! It's as if you planned it this way!
ReplyDeleteoh wow great looking blocks!
ReplyDeleteYour runner is very cute.Love your stripe fabric!!
ReplyDeleteStripes... and so well done! Perfect for your pinwheels!
ReplyDeleteGlad to hop along with you!
Sweet Nancy! Love the fabric and pinwheels...Judith, Texas
ReplyDeleteI have never enjoyed anything more then this blog hop. Have you noticed all he pinwheels showing up. I love it and am following you.
ReplyDeleteI'm using the pinwheel pattern for the Think Christmas Blog Hop. I love the pattern! You red striped fabric sets the blocks off!!
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Gmama Jane
Wow! Beautiful pinwheels and very nice table runner. Wonderful work!
ReplyDeleteI love your blocks and the completed table runner. I used Christmas fabric too for my red. So versitile. Thanks for playing along, great job.
ReplyDeleteGreat pinwheel blocks and what a wonderful runner!
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely pinwheels - the red stripe really sends them spinning.
ReplyDeleteGreat pinwheels - especially with those fabrics!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty blocks and the binding is great with the striped fabric.
ReplyDeleteYour pinwheels are fun! Love your runner and your quilting looks super! Great job and thanks for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteGreat pinwheel blocks they really look great with the red and white stripe fabric.
ReplyDeletegorgeous table runner - I hope my quilting ends up as good as yours !
ReplyDeleteStripes are so hard to work with, but come out looking so cool. Love your table runner!
ReplyDeleteLove your pinwheels! They are always my favorite block.
ReplyDeletexx
Super cute loved your table runner!!
ReplyDeleteVery simple and cute!
ReplyDeleteLove the pinwheels and your stripes border really adds to the fun! Thanks for playing along!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pinwheel blocks, Nancy! Using stripes adds some extra spin to the design. Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteNice pinwheels! I like how you did the binding--it really makes your design cheerful!
ReplyDeleteI love blog hops because I get introduced to so many new blogs. I am now a follower. Love how you used the stripes, it reminds me of a flag that one would fly on a boat. Also love how you used the stripes on the binding, the perfect way to finish it.
ReplyDeleteLove your work. Am now a follower!
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