I love Robert Kaufman's Fruit Basket Pears. Don't you? I've used some of what I have for a couple things here and there, but I always thought it'd be cute for something on the table, so I made a runner!
The blocks were all improv because I didn't want it all matchy-match. And when I had all four blocks done, and I thought why not make the pears face one direction each so every side of the table gets some pear action. I'd actually pieced this and basted it over a week ago, but I couldn't figure out how to quilt it. So I just left it on the shelf and only picked it up the other night. Pebble quilting. I should try it. It would possibly be cute.
I kind of think it's pretty cute.
Yup, most definitely cute.
You can see the pebble quilting better on the reverse of the runner.
I kind of think it's pretty cute. 
Yup, most definitely cute.
You can see the pebble quilting better on the reverse of the runner. 
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Cute, yeah. In fact, I'm kinda in love with it.
Someday, I will beat my sewing machine into submission and it will conform to my desire to do free-motion...
Very cute! I've been wanting to do some pebble quilting again, perhaps a table runner is the way to go!
Great quilting!
Most definitely cute - you've inspired me to try pebble quilting on...something. Not sure what yet but duh - I can do it on something small to start. Thanks for the reminder.
so cute.. i can't believe you put it in the shop & you are willing to part with it!!
so so cute! This is so fresh and modern and I absolutely love the pebble quilting you did (that's a great idea to test it out on a small project first)
I love the quilting on this! Lizzie
very cute!
Hi Audrie,
I am looking at fabric differently since following your blog. I want to try some of the boxy squares. I am trying to think out of the box. I'm also going to try to make my backings a little less traditional.
Later
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