Simple Table Runner. No Binding No Batting.

[@pamstrong8709]

I am happy to find someone from the Fundy area that enjoys sewing. I grew up across the bay from Campobello Island, in Eastport, Maine; my parents were from NB. I love the table runner. Your fabric choices are lovely. Thanks for not using batting. It is so much easier to turn, and to launder. I'll be checking back!

[@juliatepe5760]

I've thought about not using batting and binding on holiday/seasonal table runners. After all they are only displayed for a few weeks. This method would save time and dollars too. Thanks for the easy to follow tutorial.

[@sewfundy]

Very happy it gave you some inspiration. I was hoping it came across ok :)

[@pansybeson1277]

I am delighted I found someone in the Atlantic Province. Will check in often , lovely table runner.

[@sewfundy]

Thank you! :D

[@Nancy-js5sy]

Great tutorial! Thanks and Merry Christmas.

[@delmaquezada6733]

I needed to see this video. Great idea. Thanks for sharing it.❤

[@ACanadianBee]

Cheers from Ottawa. Looking forward to be part of your youtube community.

[@sewfundy]

Thank you! I will be posting more as I get time to film, Cheers from Hillsborough NB!

[@stitcher4729]

Do you ever put interfacing in between, as a compromise between batting and nothing?

[@roxannesmith6656]

Very nice & easy 😊

[@paulajohnson752]

I use a YARD stick

[@MariaCrawford-s1o]

What size seam stitch on table runner.

[@sewfundy]

I use 1/4 inch for piecing and finishing.