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Home » Blog » Holiday Crafts » Scrappy Pumpkin Table Runner

Scrappy Pumpkin Table Runner

Created On: September 30, 2021  |  Updated: December 31, 2021  |   7 Comments

When summer turns to fall, all the candles and pumpkins come out. If you’re ready to put out all the fall decor, add this Scrappy Pumpkin Table Runner to your fall decor this year! Fun to make using all of your harvest-toned scraps, this Scrappy Pumpkin Table Runner can be stitched up in a day. It is simple enough to quilt on your domestic machine, bind, and get on your table the same day you start!How to use the Curvy Log Cabin Trim Tool

Curvy Log Cabin Trim Tool

This Scrappy Pumpkin Table Runner is part of my Ruler of the Month series. Each month I pick a ruler, show you how to use it, and offer a free pattern so you can try out your new ruler skills! This month I’ve done something different. The ruler I chose is a ruler I have featured as the Ruler of the Month before – it is the Curvy Log Cabin Trim Tool.

The Curvy Log Cabin Trim Tool makes faux-curved blocks. You still do all straight cutting and piecing. But, because of the way that the pieces are stitched together, it makes a curved-looking design. A great way to make curved shapes without sewing any curved blocks. And, this is a fabulous way to use your favorite scraps to make a new project!

We’re using the 4″ Curvy Log Cabin Trim Tool. If you don’t already own it, you can buy the Curvy Log Cabin Trim Tool in my shop – and I offer free shipping in the US on all orders!

If you’ve never seen the Creative Grids Curvy Log Cabin Ruler in action, you can watch this video to see how easy it is to make these “curvy” blocks that go together as easily as a Log Cabin block!

Scrappy Pumpkin Table Runner Pattern

This pattern is beginner-friendly. All the steps for making the pattern are broken down in this full-color pattern with lots of diagrams. If you prefer to read the text of a pattern, look at the images, or a combination of the two, you will enjoy the Scrappy Table Runner Pattern.

You can buy the scrappy pumpkin table runner pattern in my shop:

posted in: Holiday Crafts, Home Decor, Quilt, Quilt Pattern, Ruler of the Month, Video

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  1. Karla says

    October 1, 2021

    This is really cute! I love how the pumpkins are offset! Can’t wait to make this one!
    Thanks for sharing ❤️

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    • Carolina says

      October 3, 2021

      Thanks! I hope you’ll send me a photo when it is done!

      Carolina

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  2. The Joyful Quilter says

    October 12, 2021

    Super cute for a festive Fall runner!!

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  3. Vickie Klapthor says

    August 28, 2024

    I already have the pattern and the material. Do you have a YouTube channel to help me with thi already?
    Have the pattern and material. Do you have YouTube? I already have the pattern and the fabric.Do you have YouTube channel?Toell me how is this

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    • Carolina says

      October 14, 2024

      Here is a link to the corresponding video: https://youtu.be/bMN3UBUVV5M?si=8CDFUQrlat31oQYC

      Reply
  4. Nancy Bisceglia says

    November 2, 2024

    Hi, I have your scrappy pumpkin table runner paper pattern, and I see that the pattern was updated. But I do not find the update. I see Background cutting of 1 1/4 inch strips, then in the directions it says 1 1/8 background strips. I also have the curvy log cabin ruler. I purchased these at a quilt shop on a recent shop hop in Massachusetts. So, which measurement is correct? Thanks so much!

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    • Carolina says

      November 7, 2024

      I would use the larger strips.

      Reply

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