DIY No Sew Table Runner
Inspired by this morning gorgeous tablescape designed by Belovely Events that Jillian McGrath Photography captured, we created a mini table runner round up. Along with a no-sew tutorial, you can whip up these pretties in a jiffy!
DIY no sew table runner:
Step 1: Measure the width of your stitch witchery (about 1/2″ — you can find stitch witchery here). This will be your “seam” allowance.
Step 2: Iron the edge to mark where the stitch witchery will go. This gives a straighter edge. Then iron on the stitch witchery.
Step 3: Repeat the same on the other sides. Stitch Witchery is also washable, so you can use them again at home!
We created a mini round up with some of our fabrics that would make great runners. Better yet, they are mostly under $12/yard! Since most fabrics are about 54″ wide, you can make 2-3 runners.
1. black and white stripes, 2. Dwell Studio 3. Giraffe print 4. Chipper Ikat dots
1. Aqua square pattern, 2. Chipper Pink (as seen on this wedding we featured), 3. Robert Allen Yellow and Gray “Modernista” Fabric , 4. Amy Butler Love Sandalwood
1. Kimono Snorkel, 2. Navy polka dots, 3. Greek Key pattern, 4. Dwell Studio Bella Porte
Last, but not least… Burlap. It’s the darling of textiles in weddings, and we love the idea of stenciling the ends of a table runner like we’ve seen in our past real weddings:
Illinois wedding shot by Jennica Jo; right photo from this rustic wedding shot by Vitalic Photo
Image above from this wedding we featured shot by Our Labor of Love
Beautiful runners and fabrics! Burlap runners are a great time saver-no ironing! Not to mention you can make 3/$9!
Wow.So great! Creative and lovely .
It’s really amazing and Gorgeous!
What about round tables? What looks best? Round runners or more square runners? Any pictures of either?
I wonder how a stiped pattern would look as a round runner…
Great idea!
Wow nice tutorial thanks for sharing.